Index 1925 - 1929

Introduction: at the beginning of a name. Rather than leave this partial information out of the index, I have chosen to The Middleboro Gazette Index, 1925 - 1929 is a guide file these entries at the very beginning of the index. So to the information contained within the Middleboro be sure and check there for any entries that may pertain Gazette during the period January 1921 through to your search. December 1929. The information is as it appears in the newspaper. No attempt has been made to verify that It is my that the Middleboro Gazette Index, 1925 the information given in the newspaper is accurate or - 1929 will provide a lasting resource for people to reconcile alternate spellings of family names. researching the history of Middleboro and Lakeville, . The focus of the index is on the communities of Middleboro and Lakeville, Massachusetts. News from Important Notes on Page Numbering: outside these geographic areas is included only if there is a direct link to these towns, i.e., Phineas T. Barnum 1) Between page 10 of the 5/14/26 issue and the and the Little People. first page of the 5/21/26 issue are four pages which are duplicates from the 2/12/26 issue: Special notations are used within the index to designate PLEASE IGNORE. letters (l), tables (t), photographs (p) and illustrations (i). Authors of letters are cited either within the 2) At the beginning of 1929 the 1/4/29 issue headline or in parentheses immediately following (l). appears to be missing. So the roll begins with 1/11/29. The masthead of the 1/25/29 issue The often informal nature of reporting presents special indicates that this issue should run 10 pages. challenges to researchers. Additional information But from this point to the next masthead about specific businesses, town departments or other (2/1/29) there are 14 pages. These 14 pages concerns can be under general headines, i.e., are from the following issues, in the following Railroads, Streets, etc. when specific information is not order. provided. a. 01/25/29: pages 1 through 8 b. 01/24/30: pages 9 and 10 Names are a particular challenge in a compilation of c. 01/25/29: pages 9 and 10 this kind. Multiple spellings, misspellings and d. 01/04/29: pages 3 and 4 (this is a incomplete names are just a few of the hurdles that remnant of the issue that was allegedly must be overcome in order to glean every bit of missing) information contained within the pages of the Gazette. For example, although there are both Pierce and Peirce Mary Pelletier-Hunyadi, Indexer families in Middleboro, inversion of the “i” and “e” is a common mistake. Sometimes the letter “n” is flipped and becomes a “u.” Because of the word-by-word alphabetization used in this index, names with prefixes, like De Moranville, do not fall in the same place in the index as when the name is spelled without a space, DeMoranville. There are countless examples of how easily names get lost in an index because of spelling errors, so it is advantageous for the researcher to take a broad view when conducting research on individuals and families.

Due to the fact that the issues of the Gazette have been handled repeatedly prior to microfilming, there are occasionally cases where letters are missing from names. This does not present a particularly difficult situation unless the letters missing happen to be those

1 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

__dal (sic), Clarence Accidents cont. Dies at age 60, 07/09/1926:3 George Perkins injures hand on emery wheel, 04/06/1928:5 __enn (sic), George E. William Gay sprains ankle leaving symphony hall, 04/27/1928:1 Fined $15 for driving without a license, 11/08/1929:2 Horse kicks C. Frank Davis in arm, 07/20/1928:4 __ret (sic), James Anthony YMCA director Gammons cuts hand on glass, 07/20/1928:8 Wed to Cathleen Frances Maddiga_ (sic), 07/09/1926:3 Wound in Edward Joyce's hand requires stitches, 08/03/1928:1 _and (sic), Willard Elliott falls from ladder while working on Delano's house, 08/17/1928:7 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Town worker Joseph Young injures eye on truck crank, 08/31/1928:1 06/15/1928:2 George Ellis kicked in head by horse at Lakeville Hospital, _orrie (sic), Arthur 09/28/1928:5 Son born, 07/30/1926:3 Family of Thomas Nichols overcome by escaping coal gas, 01/25/1929:4 A Herbert Chase kicked by horse, ribs broken, 04/26/1929:7 Abbott, Levi A. Edwin Stuart seriously injured when crushed between truck and Central Baptist pastor and wife (p), 02/11/1927:1 building, 07/05/1929:1 Abele, Ensign Mannert Lincoln Joseph Mitchell struck glancing blow by falling sign, 07/05/1929:4 Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 William Scheiderich loses eye in fireworks, 07/05/1929:4 Wed to Catherine Eleanor Eaton, 06/17/1927:4 Charles Pillsbury laid up after kicked by horse, 08/09/1929:1 Abele, Mannert Levi Tinkham injured trimming trees, 09/06/1929:1 Son born, 10/18/1929:6 Arthur Carr injures eye while sharpening saw, 10/18/1929:8 Abele, Mannert Brewster Arthur Carr's eye removed, 10/25/1929:8 Born to Mannert, 10/18/1929:6 Accidents (25 years ago) Accidents George Parker's horse kicks young Boardman, 05/08/1925:6 see also Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents; Boats and Boating - Icy streets and sidewalks cause many mishaps, 02/01/1929:7 Accidents; Burns and Scalds; Drowning; Electric Railroads - Accidents (50 years ago) Accidents; Electrocution; Explosions; Falls (accidents); Firearms Charles Thomas partially buried in well cave-in, 01/23/1925:6 Accidents; Industrial Accidents; Railroads - Accidents; Sports - I.N. Vaughan ends up in manure pile, 02/06/1925:7 Accidents; Traffic Accidents - Automobiles; Traffic Accidents - George Cox dies after mishap with cattle, 02/13/1925:7 Horse-Drawn Vehicles; Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles Lombard narrowly escapes bleeding to death, 02/20/1925:3 H.J. Earle gets piece of steel in eye, 02/06/1925:1 F.A. Harlow receives severe cut across hand from roll of zinc, Three-year-old Frances Hall breaks leg in sledding accident, 03/06/1925:6 02/06/1925:1 Barrel of japan falls on Isaac Clark's leg, 04/10/1925:5 Lawrence Osborne loses part of finger in mishap at father's mill, Eben Tinkham breaks both bones in leg, 10/30/1925:6 03/13/1925:5 Moranville injured by falling tree, 12/25/1925:3 Mrs Frank Benton breaks arm in accident at Pinehurst Beach, Eben Tinkham recovers from broken leg, 01/01/1926:7 08/14/1925:8 Sleigh accidents rampant, 03/05/1926:3 Marion Shaw rebreaks arm in same location, 10/02/1925:2 Sherman and McAllister injured, 04/01/1927:6 Mrs Nathan Pratt's leg crushed in elevator in Taunton, 10/02/1925:4 B.H. Reed breaks leg wrestling with boys, 09/16/1927:4 Elmer Shaw found bleeding in wood lot, 11/13/1925:1 Eaton Family School student breaks wrist on horizontal bar, Maxim and Weston caught in cave-in at sand pit on Eaton estate, 04/20/1928:6 01/15/1926:1 B.F. Jones injured by hose carriage at fire, 07/13/1928:8 Roger Conant breaks arm at school, 03/05/1926:1 Herbert Day breaks arm jumping out of wagon, 08/24/1928:6 Mrs Charles Keyes breaks rib, 04/02/1926:2 Daughter of Ezra Morse gets needle embedded in neck, 12/21/1928:6 August Antella fatally crushed by falling tree on Thompson St, Son of John Alden chokes on orange peel, 04/19/1929:6 04/09/1926:2 Swede working for George Sampson buried by sand bank, 05/17/1929:7 Arthur Burt's tendons lacerated in wood sawing accident, 04/16/1926:1 Rounseville's wrist injured by flying stone, 07/26/1929:6 Plane from Virginia crashes at Joe Hooker camp, 05/28/1926:2 Actors and Acting Homer Murtha injured at George Lang & Co. market, 06/04/1926:1 see also Hackett, Arleen Louis Churbuck breaks leg stepping from Egger's truck, 07/16/1926:1 Esther Guerini appears in production of Marco's Millions in Boston, Plate glass window at Middleboro Clothing Co. broken twice, 12/28/1928:4 07/23/1926:5 Adams (Rev) Mrs James Clark fractures ankle getting out of car, 07/30/1926:3 Supplies pulpit at Central Congregational 50 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Maurice Washburn cuts foot while working in bog, 09/03/1926:4 Adams, Arnold Edward Wood's foot injured by falling glass, 09/03/1926:5 William Burt collides with Adams near the Green, 06/05/1925:1 Philip Butler's leg broken when kicked by horse, removed after blood Auto stolen from Adams' garage, located in Raynham, 10/02/1925:1 poisoning sets in, 10/01/1926:1 Adams, Arnold B. Mail carrier F.N. Woodward falls on ice, 12/31/1926:6 Adams and Alcott dissolve partnership in Adams Motor Car Co., Aldis Reed cuts foot with axe while chopping wood, 01/21/1927:6 05/25/1928:3 Infant daughter of George and Abbie dies of suffocation, 01/28/1927:2 Adams, Eayrs, and Perkins new co-partners in Adams Motor Co., Joseph Osborne gashes foot while chopping wood, 04/29/1927:1 11/02/1928:5 Gamache escapes death after struck by boulder, 05/06/1927:1 Adams, Charles E. Kimball Harrison injured while moving piano, 07/22/1927:5 Liquor transport violation heard in court 25 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Ernest S. Pratt cut by blade he was sharpening, 07/29/1927:8 Adams, Clarke Henry Ryder's leg cut while unloading truck, 08/26/1927:6 Pianist at Park Theatre, 07/02/1926:3 Skin graft operation on Robert Crosier successful, 11/25/1927:1 Adams, Edith B. Mrs Charles Savery breaks arm cranking auto, 12/09/1927:9 Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 Frank Travassos found unconscious and badly frozen, 01/06/1928:1 Wed to Arthur P.B. Simmons, 02/04/1927:4 Henry Ryder's toe crushed by falling log, 02/17/1928:3 Adams, Elsie Manuel D'Arruda injures foot moving piano, 03/02/1928:8 New Bedford man fined for reckless driving after accident, Amos Buckman injures head and hand digging well, 03/09/1928:3 11/25/1927:1

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Adams, Frances A. Akins, Clyde Obituary, 05/03/1929:1 Purchases 5-acre farm on Highland St, 11/18/1927:1 Widow of John A. dies at age 84, 05/03/1929:4 Alaska Adams, Marcia John Strong Cobb addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on John Garfield to officiate at wedding, 06/05/1925:7 Alaska, 01/14/1927:3 Adams, Noella Albee, Fred Wed to Theodore Broullard in February 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Night attendant at State Farm, 07/13/1928:4 Adams, Victoria Wed to Fannie L. Smith, 07/20/1928:1 Studying art and history in Europe, 12/30/1927:1 Alcoholic Beverage Industry Adams Motor Car Co. Alphonse Inza fined $100 for liquor law violation, 01/16/1925:3 Pearl St (ad), 01/02/1925:4 John Shaw has license to sell medicinal liquor 50 years ago, Fred Hanson builds addition to Adams garage, 05/15/1925:5 05/15/1925:7 Employs Elwood Holmes, 03/25/1927:3 Saloon in rear of American Hall closes 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Adams and Alcott dissolve partnership, 05/25/1928:3 Police raid restaurant in Darrow building, 05/29/1925:7 New co-partners include Arnold Adams, Weston Eayrs, Jr., and John Garabed Kerosian fined $100 for violation of liquor laws, 06/05/1925:1 Perkins, 11/02/1928:5 Alphonse Inza defaults on liquor fine, 06/19/1925:1 Now Berman's Service Station (ad), 12/06/1929:7 Liquor raid at William Swetlowich's yields ginger, moonshine, and Advent Christian Church home brew, 06/26/1925:4 Thomas Hirst discusses Boston Post article on armed insurrection (l), Swetlowich liquor case continued, 07/10/1925:1 10/16/1925:5 William Swetlowich fined $100 for keeping and exposing, 07/17/1925:3 Christian Science Society negotiates for purchase of building, Chief Sisson chases Rhode Island man and 50 gallons of moonshine, 03/18/1927:1 07/31/1925:1 Sells property to Christian Science Society, 04/22/1927:1 King Philip Inn proprietor George Holt fined $150 for keeping and Afarian, John exposing, 08/28/1925:3 Engaged to Eva Woitkins, 11/19/1926:1 Still starts fire that destroys Eaton place on Bedford St, 10/30/1925:1 Africa Chief Sisson stops suspicious truck in South Middleboro, liquor on Mr and Mrs William Eaton leave for tour of Europe and north Africa, board, 11/06/1925:7 02/06/1925:1 Bail set for Leonard Proctor on liquor and gaming charges, Marion Atwood sails from New York for Mediterranean cruise, 12/18/1925:1 01/20/1928:2 Leonard Proctor not guilty on liquor charge, 12/25/1925:1 Marion Atwood writes from Egypt, 03/23/1928:6 Phillipe Mathieu not guilty on charge of keeping and exposing, Mr and Mrs W.F. Eaton in Egypt, 02/15/1929:3 04/16/1926:7 Wyman and Hintrager sail for Mediterranean, 12/13/1929:3 Alexander Lavesseur fined $150 for illegal liquor sale, 05/21/1926:1 Aged Chief Leonard makes seizures 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 see also Montgomery Home for Aged People Police seize 24 gallons of beer at home of Tony Ricco, 07/16/1926:1 Mrs Wade moves home for aged people from Muttock to Braintree 25 Tony Ricco fined $75 for keeping and exposing, 07/23/1926:1 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Charles Adams' liquor transport violation heard in court 25 years ago, Aghaian, Harry 08/13/1926:6 Chimney fire at Southwick St home, 10/02/1925:1 Manuel Marks charged with keeping and exposing, 09/10/1926:4 Agriculture (see Farms and Farming) Manuel Marks case continued, 09/17/1926:1 A.H. Alger & Co. Walter Sinoski pleads not guilty to keeping and exposing, 09/24/1926:1 Purchases straw shop and engine from John Miller 25 years ago, Walter Sinoski fined $50 for maintaining liquor nuisance, 10/01/1926:1 05/14/1926:6 Manuel Marks fined $50 for keeping and exposing, 10/15/1926:1 Whittemore & Starbuck refit straw works for Alger & Co. 25 years ago, Leo Jendrow fined $150 for keeping and exposing, 10/22/1926:1 06/04/1926:7 Patrolman chases car to no avail, 11/05/1926:2 Finish addition to factory 25 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Raid on West End home of Edward Joyce, 03/04/1927:2 Aiken, Clyde Edward Joyce fined for maintaining liquor nuisance and intent to sell, Quarantined for mumps, 01/06/1928:3 03/11/1927:1 Aikins, Clyde John Scott fined $100 for keeping and exposing, 04/01/1927:1 Hens may be victims of Russian pig, 03/23/1928:6 Emaline Gomes fined $150 for keeping and exposing, 04/22/1927:1 Airplanes (see Aviation) Levasseur liquor case continued, 05/06/1927:1 A.J. Tower Co. Alexandri Levasseur fined $150 for keeping and exposing, 05/13/1927:1 Waterproof coat company sets up shop here, 11/12/1926:1 State and local officers raid four homes on west side, 06/03/1927:1 Women stitchers wanted (ad), 11/12/1926:10, 12/24/1926:8 Chester Parker fined $75 for keeping and exposing, 06/17/1927:1 Experienced stitchers wanted (ad), 01/28/1927:7, 08/19/1927:8 Ricco and Teceno not guilty, Rullo and Joyce fined $50, 07/08/1927:1 Mrs Frank Dutra resigns, 10/28/1927:4 Russell Bennett and Robert Fenstermaker cases continued, 07/08/1927:1 Employs Piper, Vickery, Thomas, and Thomas, 01/06/1928:3 Complaints against Fenstermaker withdrawn, 07/22/1927:1 Employs Mrs Edwin Piper, 02/17/1928:3 Russell not guilty of illegal liquor transport, 07/22/1927:1 Employs Mrs Robert Clark, 02/24/1928:8 Liquor raid McGrady's on Barden Hill, Norris' on Vine St, 09/02/1927:1 Employs Maude Thomas and Mrs Edwin Piper, 03/02/1928:3 Elk reservation closes after still and liquor found, 02/03/1928:1 Resumes operations at capacity, 07/27/1928:1 Distillery discovered on elk farm, 02/03/1928:9 Stitchers wanted (ad), 08/17/1928:10 Helen Joyce pleads not guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance, Purchases idle Taunton plant, 08/31/1928:1 03/02/1928:1 Purchase in Taunton will not effect local business, 09/07/1928:1 John Gomes fined $150, 03/02/1928:1 Stitchers wanted (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Why the liquor spy? (l) (John D.W. Bodfish), 03/02/1928:8 Commercial Club investigation reveals ideal working conditions, Bodfish queried on statement about liquor laws (l) (Enid Sinclair available employment (l), 10/19/1928:1 Crosier), 03/09/1928:2 Stitchers wanted (ad), 11/23/1928:8 Elk range liquor case in court, 03/23/1928:1 Employs Florence Clark, 02/22/1929:2 Hiram Haley and Russell Bennett charged with illegal transport of liquor, 04/20/1928:1

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Alcoholic Beverage Industry cont. Alden, Albert cont. Russell Bennet fined $50, Hiram Haley found not guilty, 04/27/1928:1 Buys shares in Machinist's National Bank 50 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Millard, Moody, and McGrady each fined $50, 05/25/1928:1 View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Elks' Breeding and Grazing Association charged with illegal Alden, Alice M. manufacture of liquor, 06/22/1928:1 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Percy and Maurice Jones arraigned in federal court in Boston, Alden, A.M. 07/20/1928:2 Frost destroys Alden's beans 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Beer licenses considered 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Alden, Andrew Still seized on Miller St farm of Arthur Strople, 09/07/1928:2 Forest St house for sale (ad), 01/30/1925:3 Antone Warapicki arraigned on two liquor charges, 10/05/1928:1 Alden, Apollos Warapicki appeals fine on one count, second count dismissed, Pearl St tenements sold at mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 10/19/1928:1 Alden, Arthur H. Grazing association found guilty on liquor charge, 10/19/1928:7 Member of new shoe firm, Alden, Walker & Wilde 25 years ago, Liquor raid at King Philip Inn leads to arrest of Jennie Hoover, 05/15/1925:7 10/19/1928:9 Alden, Bertha Bradford Jennie Hoover guilty on three counts, 10/26/1928:1 Son born, 10/26/1928:2 Animals need for feed results in leniency for Jones, 11/23/1928:7 Alden, Betsey James Dainis arrested for keeping and exposing, 03/29/1929:2 Graduates from teacher training class 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Liquor found in raid at Bassett's on West Grove St, 03/29/1929:2 Alden, Betty Six arrested for gambling in raid at home of Joseph Teceno, liquor Teacher in Plymouth 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 found, 03/29/1929:2 Alden, Bradford Fullerton Bassett liquor case continued, 04/12/1929:1 Born to Frederick Winthrop and Bertha Bradford, 10/26/1928:2 Prince Bassett gets three months and $50 fine on liquor charge, Alden, Charles A. 04/19/1929:1 Cambridge man dies at age 72, 07/30/1926:3 James Dainis fined $100 for illegal manufacture, 05/03/1929:3 Alden, Charles C. William Davis arraigned on charges of keeping and exposing, Wilmington man dies, 01/21/1927:4 06/07/1929:1 Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Davis liquor case continued, 06/14/1929:9 Alden, Daniel Paulo wins despite police chief, 08/23/1929:4 Thrown down while disembarking from trolley 50 years ago, Liquor raid at Spring Tavern on Wareham St, 09/06/1929:3 07/03/1925:6 Joseph Teceno liquor case filed, 10/04/1929:3 Youngest man in area to enlist in War of 1812, 04/13/1928:7 Harry Andrade's residence raided, liquor manufacturing equipment Dies 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 found, 11/01/1929:4 Alden, Frances D. Andrade given extension to pay $150 liquor fine, 11/08/1929:2 Graduates with honors from New Haven, CT high school, 06/21/1929:1 Electrical supply to illegal stills subject of court case, 11/08/1929:2 Alden, Frederick Winthrop Seize liquor in raid at Gomes' on Vine St, 12/20/1929:1 Son born, 10/26/1928:2 Alcoholic Beverages Alden, George D. Rev Coombs prepares abstinence pledges for schools 50 years ago, President of Vermont Academy Club 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 06/05/1925:6 Travels on behave of Republican presidential candidate 25 years ago, Alcoholic Beverages - Law and Legislation (see Prohibition) 09/18/1925:6 Alcott, George J. Employed in New York City 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Adams and Alcott dissolve partnership in Adams Motor Car Co., Resides in New York City 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 05/25/1928:3 Speaks on youth at club in Boston, 03/23/1928:1 Alden (Judge) Incorporator of Emergency Protective Co. of Albany, NY 25 years ago, Resigns from Fourth District Court 25 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 06/29/1928:5 Alden, A. Ella Campaigns for NY mayoral candidate 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Speaks at 25th annual reunion of Alden Kindred of America, Alden, Jared 08/07/1925:2 Digs cellar at Oak St lot 50 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 Seeks information about Eaton place on Purchade St, 10/29/1926:1 Alden, John H.H. Cousin dies in Brookville, 06/08/1928:1 Resides in New Haven, CT, 04/24/1925:1 Cousin dies in Norton, 11/23/1928:1 Member of New Haven militia 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Alden, A.E. History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Founder of Alden Kindred of America, Inc. 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:3 Takes part in inaugural procession in Washington, 03/08/1929:1 Alden, A.G. Son chokes on orange peel 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Occupies store vacated by McElroy & Cushman 50 years ago, Alden, Keyes & Keyes 09/28/1928:6 Dahlia garden has 273 varieties 25 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 Horace Leach leaves employ 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Alden, Leander M. Alden, A.L. Truant officer 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Couple celebrates 50th anniversary 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Alden, Leon V. Alden, Albert To conduct comprehensive survey of New industries, Purchases house in Braintree, 08/07/1925:5 07/02/1926:1 On board of new needle factory 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Alden, M. Elvira Mortgagee's sale held 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Wife of Theodore H. Alden (p), 09/02/1927:1 Builds addition to boarding house 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Alden, M.A. Resides in Braintree, 09/24/1926:1 Moves from High St to Rock St, 07/17/1925:1 E. Leonard LeBaron exchanges residences with John Miller 25 years Alden, Margaret ago, 04/15/1927:6 Drowns in Cooper's Pond, Carver, 06/17/1927:2 Raises frame for house near straw works 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Daughter of Theodore W. dies at age 22, 06/17/1927:4 Town owes debt of gratitude, 10/12/1928:1 Alden, Mary H.S. Alumnus of Moses Brown school in Providence, 06/05/1925:1

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Alden, Matilda J. Alferes, Enos D. Widow of Warner dies at age 77, 01/27/1928:4 Fined $25 for making false statement, 07/22/1927:1 Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Alger, Dolph Alden, Milton In auto mishap in Maine, 09/02/1927:5 Candidate for representative 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Engaged to Elizabeth Smith, 05/17/1929:1 Stable built 50 years ago on School St, 09/20/1929:7 Alger, Fred A. Alden, Mrs Warner Sells Courtland St homestead to Frank and Delia Hall, 11/23/1928:1 Moves from Rock St to Benton St, 07/23/1926:5 Alger, Fred B. Alden, Sidney Named chairman of School Committee, 09/17/1926:1 Plymouth St place destroyed by fire, 12/18/1925:1 Elected to School Committee, 09/24/1926:3 Erects new residence on Plymouth St 50 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Announces candidacy for School Committee, 12/24/1926:1 Alden, Susan M. Daughter born, 04/22/1927:5 WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Attends 10th class reunion at Dartmouth, 06/24/1927:8 Obituary, 11/12/1926:1 And Murdock go coot hunting, 10/05/1928:1 Widow of Jared F. dies at age 83, 11/12/1926:4 Among fishing party to greet President Coolidge in Wareham, Alden, Susan Miller 07/12/1929:1 Widow of Leander M. dies at age 88, 12/25/1925:4 Alger, Helen Alden, Theodore H. Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Plans house and stable in North Middleboro 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Alger, Helen Gertrude Alden, Walker & Wilde To attend Bridgewater Normal school in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 New shoe manufacturer here 25 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Alger, Herbert A. Shoe factory union shop 25 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Dies in Brookville, 06/08/1928:1 Fire at shoe factory on Clifford St (p), 02/26/1926:1 Alger, Mabelle P. Shoe manufacturers start new run 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Obituary, 06/26/1925:7 Employ W.H. Wilde 25 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Alger, Mabelle P. Wilde Start new run under favorable auspices 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Wife of Fred A. dies, 06/19/1925:4 Purchases land on Clifford St, contracts to build 25 years ago, Alger, Matthew 10/28/1927:6 Webster St couple married 25 years, 01/30/1925:6 Installs new machinery 25 years ago, 11/18/1927:6 Alger, Mrs Fred A. Shoe factory shuts down 25 years ago for improvements, 12/23/1927:2 Memorial service held at Unitarian church, 12/11/1925:1 Fire in 1904 costs town a factory (p), 08/17/1928:1 Alger, Mrs Stanley F. Fire destroys factory 25 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 New member of School Board, 09/16/1927:1 Alden Family Alger, Rhodolphus Reunion held in Duxbury, 08/12/1927:5 Engaged to Elizabeth Smith, 01/13/1928:4 Locals attend annual reunion at Duxbury, 08/16/1929:1 Alger, Rhodolphus P. Alden Kindred of America, Inc. Engaged to Elizabeth Copeland Smith, 06/07/1929:1 Holds annual meeting, founded 25 years ago by A.E. Alden of Wed to Elizabeth C. Smith, 06/28/1929:4 Middleboro, 07/17/1925:3 Alger, Rhodolphus Porter A. Ella Alden speaks at 25th annual reunion, 08/07/1925:2 Engaged to Elizabeth Copeland Smith, 06/21/1929:4 Alder, Inez Bassett Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 Elected to board of Nashville chapter of Drama League of America, Alger, Rodolphus 11/27/1925:7 Transfers from New Britain, CT to Taunton, 10/11/1929:1 Broadcasts program on public speaking, 03/25/1927:6 Alger, Stanley F. Alder, Mrs B.L. Employed by Leonard, Shaw & Dean, 10/16/1925:8 Resides in Nashville, TN, 07/27/1928:1 Salesman for Leonard, Shaw & Dean, 10/15/1926:2 Aldrich, B. Frank Son born, 11/05/1926:2 Vernon St farm sold to Lawrence Kelley, 04/09/1926:4 Purchases Southwick St homestead from Lucy Lucas, 03/23/1928:3 Aldrich, Fannie C. Employed by Geo. H. Shaw Co., 07/06/1928:4 North Middleboro woman dies, 04/24/1925:1 Moves into Southwick St home, 08/31/1928:1 Obituary, 05/01/1925:1 Alger, Walter Aldrich, John R. Daughter born, 04/15/1927:2 Old North Lakeville shoe factory (p), 01/14/1927:1 Supervises removal of debris after fire at factory, 07/27/1928:1 Aldrich, Marion Alger, Walter E. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/25/1926:4 Son born, 11/06/1925:1 Aldrich, Oscar J. Gladioli bulbs (ad), 05/25/1928:10 Transfers to Brockton church, 04/06/1928:8 Alger Paper Box Co. Aldritch, Fannie C. Eaton's Express conveys truckload of machinery to Maine factory, Petition for administration of estate, 06/19/1925:5 04/22/1927:1 Alewives (see Herring) Employee association elects officers, 09/16/1927:6 Alexander (Mr) Fire completely destroys Alden St plant, 04/20/1928:1 Milk dealers Caswell & Alexander dissolve partnership 50 years ago, Opens temporary office in Lobl building, 04/27/1928:1 02/18/1927:6 Smouldering ruins blaze up, 04/27/1928:1 Alexander, Charles Decides not to rebuild in Middleboro, 05/11/1928:10 And W.W. Caswell open milk route to Boston 50 years ago, Walter Alger supervises removal of debris, 07/27/1928:1 05/14/1926:6 Berman contracts with Finney to clear debris from Alger fire, Alexander, J. Herbert 01/25/1929:1 Dahlia farm in Middleboro, 03/19/1926:1 Establishes excellent trade in fancy paper boxes 25 years ago, Tulips, crocus, and hyacinth (ad), 10/26/1928:10 04/26/1929:6 Seeds (ad), 03/01/1929:10 Exhibits flowers at show in Chiltonville, 09/06/1929:1

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Allan, Bert J. Allen, Lillian Augusta Appointed to succeed Judge Washburn as special justice 25 years ago, Engaged to Lewis Keith Richmond, 06/01/1928:4 03/26/1926:6 Allen, Mae Fire in Everett St apartment house, 06/15/1928:4 Doctor accepts post at State Farm, 02/10/1928:1 Allan, B.J. Allen, Maude Peirce Pratt Free School principal resigns 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 And Dora Leonard take school census 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Allen, Mrs Eugene Lets Plymouth St tenement to Nahum Hall, 01/06/1928:8 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 07/22/1927:2 Lets Plymouth St house to Frank Brackett, 07/13/1928:1 Allen, Mrs Leon Lets house to Frank Conant, 11/30/1928:5 Employed at Farrar's, 09/25/1925:3 Lets Plymouth St tenement to Herbert Hinds, 07/12/1929:5 Allen, Mrs William Allan, Elmer G. Dies in Springfield, 10/18/1929:2 Opens law office in Brockton, 09/30/1927:4 Allen, Obed Wedding described, 02/08/1929:3 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 09/04/1925:1 Wed to Leila M. Ogden, 02/08/1929:4 Allen, Obed D. Allan, Elmer M. Obituary, 10/21/1927:1 Resides in Boston, 12/31/1926:4 Dies at age 55, 10/21/1927:4 Allan, Mrs B.J. Allen, Victor Sister-in-law dies in Brookline, 12/13/1929:5 Chimney fire on Marion Rd, 10/18/1929:1 Allen, Alonzo Allen, Victor H. New attendant at State Farm, 03/30/1928:1 Auto collides with Edward Coombs' car on Cherry St, 11/16/1928:1 Allen, Billy Allen, Walter K. Old mill wheel in Muttock (p), 10/16/1925:1 New partner in M.H. Cushing & Co. 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Allen, C.F. Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 08/26/1927:1 Manager of new W.T Grant Co. store here, 07/08/1927:5 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Moves from North Attleboro to Courtland St, 07/15/1927:1 Alley, Herbert Manager of W.T. Grant store a former resident, 07/22/1927:6 Son born, 09/02/1927:2 Allen, Charles Alley, Leon Son born, 02/24/1928:4 Lakeville Hospital supervisor addresses Congregational Mens' class, Allen, Charles W. 01/22/1926:7 Preparations made for installation at Rock 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Allis, Charlotte Allen, C.W. Wedding described, 04/09/1926:6 Resides in Weymouth, 02/17/1928:3 Allison, Alice Anna Resigns from Weymouth Baptist church, 08/30/1929:3 Born to William, 12/17/1926:1 Allen, Dora Allison, Mary Employed at Farrar's Waiting Room, 08/27/1926:5, 08/26/1927:1 Chosen Plymouth County clothing champion, 06/22/1928:10 Allen, Edwin Ill with mumps, 07/06/1928:4 Son born, 06/14/1929:4, 06/28/1929:4 Allison, Matthew Allen, Edwin, Jr. Old Savery house shown in restored condition (p), 03/05/1926:1 Born to Edwin, 06/28/1929:4 Littlejohn's auto badly damaged in collision with Allison, 01/21/1927:1 Allen, Eugene Allison, Mattie Resides in Washington, DC, 01/02/1925:8 Recovers from mumps, 08/24/1928:7 Graduates from Tufts Medical school, 06/21/1929:2 Allison, William Allen, Eugene Edward Daughter born, 12/17/1926:1 Wed to Emily Pearl Porter, 06/03/1927:3 Resigns from Leonard & Barrows after 13 years, 01/28/1927:5 Allen, E.W. Employed in Bridgewater, 11/30/1928:5 North Middleboro Congregational extends call 50 years ago, Allison, William C. 01/07/1927:7 Purchases Overland, 01/30/1925:4 Allen, Grace Chimney fire in North Middleboro, 05/17/1929:1 Resigns from high school, sails for Europe 25 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Alloria, John High school teacher resigns 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Wed to Emma J. Thomas in February 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Honored for 37 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 Allyn, C. Frances Aunt dies in Melrose, 10/19/1928:1 Obituary, 12/23/1927:1 Allen, Harold Allyn, Cordelia Frances Moves to Waltham, 04/16/1926:1 Stoneham woman dies at age 86, 12/23/1927:4 Allen, Harold E. Altert, Anna Sells North Middleboro poultry farm to Stephen Richmond, Wedding described, 10/15/1926:8 01/21/1927:7 Ambulances (see Egger, William) Sells North Middleboro farm to Stephen Richmond, 02/04/1927:4 American Building Allen, H.E. Sold to David Tucker and Josiah Cushing 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Employed in Malden, 02/19/1926:1 Saloon in rear of American Hall closes 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Allen, Leon Peckham purchases building from Tucker 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Burglary attempt at store, 09/28/1928:4 Cushing and Tucker dig well for American building 50 years ago, Gaming implements ordered destroyed, 08/09/1929:2 11/05/1926:6 Burglary at Alden St store, 12/13/1929:4 Equipped with shooting gallery 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Allen, Lester Fire caused by overheated wire (l) (C.W. Maxim), 12/28/1928:1 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Crossbeam over door at Hathaway's gives way 50 years ago, Allen, Lillian A. 04/19/1929:6 Wedding described, 06/29/1928:1 Ellis Leach puts up building in rear of American building 50 years ago, Wed to Lewis K. Richmond, 06/29/1928:4 12/13/1929:10

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American Cranberry Exchange Americas cont. Pre-Christmas sales best ever, 01/02/1925:7 George Doane addresses Congregational Mens' club on trip to West Market sluggish, but shows signs of improvement, 03/06/1925:1 Indies, 04/23/1926:2 Contracts to spend $180,000 on advertising, 09/18/1925:4 Henry Sears continues talk to Congregational Men's club on trip to the American Fruit Grower Magazine approves of of co-operatives, west, 05/14/1926:3 11/13/1925:4 Alexander Heath drives cross country to California, 07/23/1926:1 Homer Gibbs inspector, 12/25/1925:4 Alexander Heath and family returns from trans-continental trip, Spends $153,000 on advertising, 02/12/1926:5 08/13/1926:1 Figures for 1925 compared to previous year, 04/02/1926:1 Van Steenbergh reaches California via the Panama Canal, 12/17/1926:1 Inspects situation in South Carver, 07/23/1926:1 John Strong Cobb addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on Frowns on speculation, 08/20/1926:6 Alaska, 01/14/1927:3 Market statistics, 01/14/1927:1 Daughter of John Beech writes description of the Grand Canyon (l), Inspector makes tour in South Carver, 09/09/1927:4 01/21/1927:7 Homer Gibbs traveling inspector, 09/30/1927:4 Arthur Benson addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on Porto Homer Gibbs arrives in St. Louis, 10/14/1927:4 Rico, 03/04/1927:3 Traveling inspector Homer Gibbs finished for the season, 12/23/1927:4 George Perry makes second tour of California 25 years ago, Homer Gibbs traveling inspector, 10/05/1928:9 03/11/1927:5 Cape Cod crop estimated at 275,000 barrels, 01/11/1929:1 D.D. Sullivan addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on trip to Assessment made of late berries, 10/11/1929:4 Florida, 03/25/1927:2 American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post Caribbean sketch (l) (A.D. Chisholm), 03/02/1928:6 Holds 2nd annual Ladies' Night, 05/29/1925:1 George Doane on Caribbean cruise, 04/06/1928:8 Takes care of needy, 06/05/1925:2 Theodore Deane embarks on one-year tour of California, 04/20/1928:2 Contributions welcome (l), 06/12/1925:4 Account of Chester Shaw's auto trip to Virginia, 07/27/1928:2 Endowment fund "over the top" (l), 06/19/1925:6 Ruth Martenson returns from trip through the West, 08/03/1928:1 Holds annual Armistice dance, 11/13/1925:4 Lewis Harding sails for South America and the West Indies, Parade advertises minstrel show, 11/27/1925:7 01/25/1929:1 Over 2,400 see minstrel show over three nights, 12/11/1925:9 Mrs Herbert Pratt and Mabel Sears sail to West Indies, 02/22/1929:1 Presents minstrel show at Middleboro Home, 02/05/1926:1 Eldoretta McFarlin returns from California, 06/21/1929:1 Hosts meeting of 10th district, 27 of 31 posts attend, 03/19/1926:3 Southwick arrives in Nebraska enroute to Seattle, 06/21/1929:1 Installs flags at the centre for 4th of July, 06/25/1926:4 Mrs Anders Martenson starts out on trip to the west, 07/05/1929:1 Memorial fund to go for new high school building, 09/24/1926:5 Eller describes motor trip along east coast (l), 08/23/1929:9 Memorial fund disposition discussed at special town meeting, Standish and Shaw hitchhike to Oneonta, NY, 08/30/1929:1 10/08/1926:9 Ames, Fisher Vote no on referendum 2 (ad), 10/15/1926:12 Finds turtle marked 1802 twenty-five years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Uphold act signed by President Coolidge (ad), 10/29/1926:8 Ames, Stella Third annual show up to usual standards, 12/10/1926:6 Dies in , 02/05/1926:4 Partition creates cloak room and smoking room, 02/18/1927:1 Amlaw, Eugene Presents fourth annual entertainment, cabaret minstrels, 10/21/1927:1 Killed at State Farm, 02/17/1928:5 Holds annual Armistice Day dance, 11/18/1927:6 State Farm employee slain in riot, obituary, 02/17/1928:7 Holds annual veterans' night, 03/30/1928:1 Amlaw, Eugene E. Clifton McCrillis attends convention in Texas (p), 10/12/1928:1 New alarm system proposed at State Farm after death of guards, Minstrel show opens with elaborate stage settings, 11/02/1928:1 07/06/1928:1 In appreciation for Everett Square name change (l) (Joseph Dutra), Amsay, Victorine 02/22/1929:2 Blueberry picker reported missing, 08/09/1929:1 Everett Square gets new name at dedication exercises, John Glass, Jr. Amsden, Chester Square, 05/31/1929:1 Fire at North St home caused by bottle of water, 10/09/1925:1 Elect officers at annual meeting, 06/07/1929:2 Amsden, Chester F. Dickran Diran Square and Lakeville Honor Roll dedicated (p), Collides with Brookline driver at South and Courtland St, 07/31/1925:1 06/07/1929:3 Amsden, Frank H. Presents 6th annual minstrel show, 11/08/1929:1 Appointed special police officer 25 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Perfect weather for Armistice Day celebration (p), 11/15/1929:1 Amsden, Leah American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post, Women's Auxiliary Assumes post at Robert Brigham hospital in Boston, 08/28/1925:1 Corrects impressions surrounding Legion's poppy sale (l), 11/11/1927:3 Night supervisor of Robert Breck Brigham hospital in Boston, American Lithuanian Co-operative Market 10/22/1926:6 Everett Square (ad), 05/27/1927:5 Ancestor's Day Everett Square, we deliver (ad), 03/30/1928:10 Few last words from Kenelm Winslow (l), 08/13/1926:1 Receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Everett Square, Second celebration hosted by church at the Green, 08/20/1926:1 11/23/1928:1 In appreciation for fine reporting of Ancestor's Day (l) (Kenelm American Railway Express Co. Winslow), 08/27/1926:1 Office at railroad station moved, 07/30/1926:3 Text of address by Dr Beale, 08/27/1926:1 Break-in reported, 12/20/1929:1 Plans shape up for celebration here, 08/05/1927:1 American Red Cross (see Red Cross - Middleboro Chapter) Program finalized, 08/12/1927:1 Americas Over 600 attend third celebration (p), 08/19/1927:1 Impressions of Cuba (l) (Mrs Harold M. Pratt), 02/06/1925:8 West Roxbury woman praises celebration (l) (Helen McL. Goss), W.B. Munroe writes on trip to Florida (l), 03/13/1925:7 09/02/1927:8 Walter Norris returns from year and a half-long trip to the west, Interior views of First Congregational Church (p), 01/27/1928:1 03/27/1925:4 Kenelm Winslow supplements notice (l), 07/27/1928:1 Forest Thomas leaves for trip to California, 04/17/1925:9 Outline of program, 08/10/1928:1 Ernest Pratt addresses Congregational Mens' class on auto trip to Iowa, Fourth celebration eclipses all previous (p), 08/17/1928:1 02/05/1926:1 Many more autos than buggies in attendance, 08/17/1928:1

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Ancestor’s Day cont. Anderson, Harry Echoes in California, 09/14/1928:1 Clerk at post office, 07/30/1926:3 A word on Ancestors' Day (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 08/02/1929:1 Anderson, Harry T. Success of 5th event heartening, 08/16/1929:1 Appointed superintendent of mails here (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), Weather dampens attendance at 5th annual event, 08/16/1929:2 08/26/1927:1 Ancient Free & Accepted Order of Masons - Blue Lodge Purchases Pearl St apartment house from Ruth Lahey, 01/18/1929:1 About 500 attend dance in Town Hall, 03/23/1928:1 Petitions to build garage, store gasoline, 03/22/1929:4 Ancient Free & Accepted Order of Masons - Mayflower Lodge Anderson, Howard Holds annual ladies' night, 03/06/1925:6 Purchases new Nash auto, 07/29/1927:1 New furnishings for Peirce block quarters arrive 25 years ago, Employed at Tripp's, 08/23/1929:1 02/26/1926:6 Anderson, John New quarters nearly ready 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Rockland man dies at age 78, 11/05/1926:4 Unveil tablet at impressive service, 06/24/1927:1 Obituary, 11/05/1926:5 Celebrates 64th anniversary, 03/30/1928:1 Former Straw Works employee now a millionaire, 07/20/1928:1 Elects officers 25 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Engineer takes post in Brattleboro, VT 50 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Officers installed 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Anderson, Lula Elects officers 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Officers installed 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Installs officers 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Ander__ (sic), David Anderson, Mable A. Wed to Margaret Houlihan, 10/08/1926:4 Obituary, 09/03/1926:1 Anderson (Mr) Anderson, Mable Arabella Manufacturer of pianos, 09/10/1926:3 Wife of Axel E. dies at age 46, 09/03/1926:3 Maine man opens shoe repair and oil burner repair business, Anderson, Mildred 09/27/1929:4 Sails to Finland, 05/11/1928:2 Anderson, Adolph Engaged to Edwards Poffs, 02/15/1929:3 Chimney fire on Crooked La, 10/25/1929:1 Wed to E.A. Pofs, 03/01/1929:9 Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Mrs Adolph Occupies new bungalow on Vernon St, 12/23/1927:4 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 10/25/1929:8 Secures position at State Farm, 02/17/1928:5 Anderson, Nellie Anderson, B.E. Obituary, 10/18/1929:1 Purchases Webster St house from George Phillips, Jr., 08/23/1929:1 Wife of Adolph dies at age 81, 10/18/1929:6 Anderson, Burnett E. Anderson, Ostred Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/15/1929:6 Cousin dies in New York, 05/27/1927:6 Anderson, Burnette E. Wedding described, 04/13/1928:6 Purchases Webster St homestead from Maranville and Phillips, Anderson, Ostrid 06/28/1929:1 Engaged to Fred Johnson, 08/12/1927:3 Anderson, David Anderson, Patrick C. Motorcyclist collides with Providence auto on Centre St, 05/29/1925:1 Obituary, 07/13/1928:1 Notice of responsibilities for bills of own contraction, 12/03/1926:5 Taunton man dies at age 72, 07/13/1928:4 Daughter born, 04/22/1927:1 Anderson, Richard R. Anderson, Dora Purchases Nelson's Grove summer home from Leonard Baker, Auto hits Plymouth car on Wood St, 10/02/1925:1 05/22/1925:1 Andrew Lavalle arrested for theft of money from daughter Anderson, Anderson, Roger 10/21/1927:1 Daughter born, 09/04/1925:2 Theft case against Lavalle dismissed, 10/28/1927:5 Purchases Everett St tenement from Harry Bump, 10/11/1929:3 Student of Household Nursing Assoc in Boston, 10/26/1928:1 Anderson, Timothy Anderson, Dora R. Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Completes nurse's training course in Boston, 12/14/1928:1 Dies at age 71, 02/19/1926:4 Anderson, Edward Anderson, Timothy E. Fined $100 and 6 months for unregistered revolver, 01/02/1925:7 Obituary, 06/04/1926:1 Anderson, Edward F. Dies at age 33, 06/04/1926:4 Pleads guilty to assault on wife, 05/20/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 06/11/1926:12 Anderson, Ela Anderson, William Held up and robbed while in Boston, 02/25/1927:7 Purchases Pearl St property from A.R. Dustin 25 years ago, Wed to Jessie Whitney, 08/19/1927:4 04/13/1928:7 Moves to Pearl St, 08/26/1927:1 Anderson, Zola Daughter born, 03/08/1929:4 Employed at Tripp's, 07/30/1926:3 Anderson, Ela W. Anderson's Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Shoe repair and oil burner repair (ad), 10/04/1929:2 01/02/1925:5 Andrade, Antone Anderson, Ellen Recently released inmate wanted for passing bad check, 07/19/1929:6 Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 Andrade, Henry Wed to Henry Bennet, 02/04/1927:4 Chimney fire on Plympton St, 12/20/1929:8 Anderson, Elsie Worth Andrade, Henry J. Wed to John Michael Umbriana, 02/04/1927:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/15/1929:5 Anderson, F.T. Eddyville residence raided, liquor manufacturing equipment found, F.T. Anderson & Sons, makers of pianos (ad), 05/13/1927:4 11/01/1929:4 Installs new piano in high school auditorium, 08/19/1927:1 Given extension to pay $150 liquor fine, 11/08/1929:2

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Andrade, Henry John Angers, Agnes E. Engaged to Mary Sastiana, 01/27/1928:4 Husband granted decree nisi, 10/09/1925:7 Wed to Mary Sabastiana, 02/10/1928:4 Angers, Agnes M. Andrade, Julia Petitions for name change to Fannie E. Rogers, 06/03/1927:5 Guardianship petition presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Angers, Paul Andrade, Manuel Builds bungalow on New Rd, 04/06/1928:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/18/1925:3 Angers, Paul A. Andrade, Maria Granted decree nisi against wife Agnes, 10/09/1925:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/18/1925:3 Anges, George Andrade, Nazareth Sells North Lakeville farm to H.C. Beals, 06/18/1926:2 Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 Animal Welfare Dies at age 86, 04/20/1928:4 Arthur Straffin guilty of not providing shelter to animals, 03/12/1926:4 Andrews, Arthur H. Stephen Hill fined $15 for driving horse unfit for service, 03/19/1926:3 Takes position as manager of Portland, ME Chamber of Commerce, Arthur Straffin placed on probation for one year, 04/02/1926:3 10/01/1926:2 Erastus Shaw guilty of driving horse unfit for work, 08/13/1926:1 Elected to position as state councillor 25 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 George Wheeler guilty and Fred Shurtleff not guilty of cruelty to Former resident re-elected secretary of Portland, ME Chamber of animals, 08/27/1926:2 Commerce, 11/30/1928:1 Clifford Westgate on probation after charged with animal abuse, Resigns from Portland, ME Chamber of Commerce, 12/20/1929:8 03/09/1928:2 Andrews, Edith Ann White Washburn Scholarship Fund Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife, 07/22/1927:5 Fills vacancies on board, 11/12/1926:7 Andrews, Fannie L. Antella, August Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/05/1927:5 Fatally crushed by falling tree on Thompson St, 04/09/1926:2 Obituary, 12/09/1927:1 Anthony, George Widow of Wilson P. dies at age 76, 12/09/1927:4 Son of Leo and Mumia Paul dies at age 15, 07/20/1928:5 Petition for administration of estate, 03/22/1929:5 Obituary, 07/20/1928:6, 10 Andrews, Frank Antique Dealers' Exchange Sells East Middleboro farm to Joe Marandas, 10/08/1926:2 E.J. Thompson leaves to start own business, 08/19/1927:1 Andrews, Gustavus Employs Catherine Campbell, 08/26/1927:1 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Thomas Thompson resigns, 09/02/1927:5 Andrews, Manuel Builds new office and factory at Fall Brook, 10/07/1927:1 Notice of no responsibility for wife, 07/22/1927:5 J.T. McKechnie moves business to North St, 10/28/1927:1 Andrews, Myra A. Antiques Engaged to George Shaw, 05/28/1926:1 see also Antique Dealers' Exchange; Studley & Drew Andrews, Myra Adeline E. Nelson & Son, antique furniture repair, Cherry St (ad), 11/27/1925:8 Popular teacher engaged to George Russell Shaw, 07/03/1925:1 E.J. Thompson, antiques restored and refinished (ad), 07/29/1927:5 Engaged to George Russell Shaw, 06/18/1926:5 E.J. Thompson moves restoration business to No. 1 School St (ad), Wed to George Russell Shaw, 07/02/1926:4 11/04/1927:5 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Good market to get into at present, 09/14/1928:1 Andrews, Myra B. W. Wilmot, Wareham St (ad), 10/12/1928:10 Engaged to George Shaw, 05/21/1926:1 Apples Andrews, Nettie Walter Sampson has apples for sale at Mullein Hill Farm (ad), Moves to Jefferson, ME, 04/08/1927:1 09/25/1925:10 Daughter dies in Vassalboro, ME, 02/10/1928:10 Perley Haven's apple tree in full bloom 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Andrews, Tony Job Johnson picks seven bushels of apples in one day 25 years ago, Recently released inmate wanted for passing bad check, 07/19/1929:6 10/21/1927:6 Andrews, W.A. Sidney Nelson's apples end up in Germany 25 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Candidate for school board 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Ernest Maxim, Baldwin apples for sale (ad), 11/11/1927:10 Andrews, Wales M.H. Cushing receives 200 barrels of Michigan apples 50 years ago, High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 11/25/1927:9 Andrews, Wales H. Mrs Lovell's apple tree has blossoms and fruit, 06/29/1928:1 Fills vacancy on school needs committee, 02/27/1925:1 William Vaughan grows perfect fruit 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Andrews, W.C. J.H. Burkhead first Plymouth county orchardist eligible for "90% clean Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 apple club", 09/20/1929:4 Andrews, William A. Apples stolen off Vaughan's trees, 10/04/1929:9 Makes extensive repairs to South Main St cottage, 04/16/1926:3 Moriarty's apple tree twig has blossoms, 10/25/1929:1 Candidate for representative 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Appliances Harvest goes briskly at Rocky Meadow bog 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 see also Egger, William Wins representative's seat 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Western Electric clothes washer at Bassett's (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Nominated representative to 7th district 25 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Lester Haskins representative of Lyman M. Gammons Sales Co. (ad), Announces candidacy for representative 25 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 11/13/1925:5 Andrews, William C. Emerson & Mason, Inc., electrical refrigeration engineers (ad), Kills Purdon's dog on South Main St, 08/27/1926:4 05/13/1927:9 Andrews, Wilson P. A.J. Giberti, 32 West St (ad), 11/22/1929:4 Obituary, 05/21/1926:1 Appling, Harold Dies at age 76, 05/21/1926:6 Wedding described, 04/26/1929:2 Andrews, W.S. Wed to Esther Sullivan, 04/26/1929:4 Foot comfort demonstration (ad), 06/26/1925:3 Appling, Mrs Henry Angell, Arthur K. Uncle dies in Cambridge, 10/18/1929:8 Purchases Thompson St farm from William Brothers, 07/20/1928:1

9 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

April, Eugene Armoul, Joseph A. Son born, 02/15/1929:1 Sells Grove St bungalow to Anthony Ricco, 10/30/1925:2 April, Eugene Joseph Armstrong, Harry Wed to Cecile Surprenant, 02/03/1928:10 Chimney fire at Bedford St home, 04/17/1925:9 April, Joseph Arnold, Charles Obituary, 07/23/1926:4 Purchases new auto, 03/25/1927:3 Plympton man dies at age 76, 07/23/1926:4 Arnold, Charles R. April, Marceline Lakeville folks attend wedding, 07/01/1927:1 Widow of Joseph dies at age 79, 07/23/1926:4 Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 April, Mrs Joseph Wed to Nettie J. Franklin, 07/01/1927:4 Obituary, 07/23/1926:4 Arnold, Elsie April, Philip Auto victim of hit-and-run on Everett St, 11/04/1927:5 Resigns from State Farm asylum, 01/13/1928:1 Arnold, Sarah L. A.R. Glidden & Son Supervisor of Boston schools 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Dry goods (ad), 01/02/1925:4 Resigns as supervisor of Boston public schools 25 years ago, Make substantial gift of linens to Montgomery Home, 04/03/1925:1 05/14/1926:6 Open store in Chatham, 06/05/1925:1 Arruda, Henry S. Employ Judith Dunham, 08/14/1925:3 Fined $100 for driving uninsured car, 06/01/1928:1 Fire of unknown origin quickly put out, 11/20/1925:1 Arsenault, Mary Irene Office space for rent on Centre St (ad), 05/28/1926:9 Engaged to Ronald Daniel MacDonald, 11/18/1927:4 Employ Mrs J.F. McCluskey, 08/26/1927:1 Arson Employ , 09/02/1927:7 Cotton factory owned by N.B. Sherman burns 50 years ago, Celebrate 15th anniversary (ad), 03/16/1928:4 06/12/1925:6 Employ Emma Breach, 10/26/1928:1 Faxon's ice house burns 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Open new department of lingerie and protective garments (ad), Fire losses at North Middleboro $13,000 twenty-five years ago, 03/29/1929:4 10/16/1925:7 16th anniversary sale (ad), 04/05/1929:4 Unoccupied shack on Sachem St burned over the 4th, 07/09/1926:1 Arace, Prescott Shack on Charlie Tatch place burns over the 4th, 07/08/1927:7 Dies at age 17, 10/09/1925:4 Arthur Parry sets fire to South Lakeville schoolhouse to cover up theft, Aragon Hotel (see Hotel Aragon) 02/17/1928:5 Archer, George W. Fires started in woods near Oak St 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Obituary, 10/28/1927:1 Art and Artists Dies at age 76, 10/28/1927:4 see also Middleboro High School - Arts; Middleborough Memorial Archer, Hiram J. High School - Arts Elected to board of trustees of Suffolk Law school, 06/07/1929:1 Painting of Sparrow and Sampson's speedy four-year-old, Little Dick, on Archibald, Mrs W.H. display at Sparrow Bros. 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Has dandelions in bloom, 11/08/1929:4 Library holds poster exhibition, all by European artists, 05/08/1925:6 Archibald, W.H. Cape Cod Portrait Co., 87 Center St (ad), 11/06/1925:5 Osborne and Rogers repair and paint Thomastown home, 07/03/1925:7 Charles Byram and Donald Payson dissolve partnership in Cape Cod Archibald, William H., Jr. Portrait Co., 11/06/1925:8 Engaged to Thelma Norton, 03/25/1927:7 Mary Sproat fills order from Chicago 50 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Archibald, William Hutchinson Cephas Thomas painting of Chief Justice John Marshall discovered, Wed to Thelma Ella Norton, 07/01/1927:4 03/12/1926:1 Architects Cabot Club sponsors art exhibit in gallery of library, 03/19/1926:1 Wilson G. Harlow submits plans for new fire station (i), 10/16/1925:1 Painter Leander Churbuck sets up studio in Buzzards Bay, 07/09/1926:1 Wilson Harlow architect for new business block, 05/06/1927:1 L.M. Churbuck has exhibition of Cape Cod paintings, 08/20/1926:4 Arden, Thomas H. Doris Wright has exhibition of art at Hathaway's, 01/28/1927:1 Retires from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 03/02/1928:8 Civil War soldier, William Turner, in front of tent (p), 03/25/1927:1 Armanetti, Emilio Priscilla Alden Bass accepts post as fashion artist in Boston, Son born, 09/17/1926:1 08/19/1927:1 Armes (Mr) Thelma Pratt attends Massachusetts Art school, 12/23/1927:2 Ill with measles 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Gordon Nichols executes charcoal drawing of Charles Bates for school, Armes, A.H. 01/27/1928:3 Resides in Manomet, 04/23/1926:1 History of River St house, birthplace of Cephas Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Armes, Henry L. Harry Aston, sign artist (ad), 06/01/1928:8 Replaces grammar school teacher here 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Work of Dorcas Tucker to be used in yearbook at Massachusetts School Armes, H.L. of Art, 06/08/1928:1 Starts singing school 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Thelma Pratt graduates from Massachusetts Art School, 06/15/1928:4 Armistice Day L.M. Churbuck in possession of a number of paintings by Mary Sproat Legion holds annual Armistice dance, 11/13/1925:4 (l), 09/14/1928:6 Keith Co. stops power for 2 minutes in honor of Armistice Day, Louis Churbuck has canvases on display at Brockton library, 11/19/1926:2 12/14/1928:1 Legion holds annual Armistice Day dance, 11/18/1927:6 John Callan's paintings on display, 01/18/1929:1 An important holiday (l) (Maude B. Skillings), 04/27/1928:6 John Callan featured artist at library, 05/03/1929:4 Local merchants to close for the day, 11/02/1928:1 Thirteen local students exhibit at public library, 05/10/1929:2 Much agitation over businesses closing for the day, 11/02/1928:1 Local artists exhibit talents at library, 11/22/1929:1 Peace (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 11/16/1928:6 Arzoomanian, Richard Perfect weather for celebration (p), 11/15/1929:1 Engaged to Carrie Mary Colavecchio, 10/04/1929:4 Criticism of commercialism during parade, 11/22/1929:1 Wed to Carrie May Colavecchio, 10/11/1929:4

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A.S. Buckman & Son Assault and Battery cont. Wells drilled or driven (ad), 07/29/1927:8 Ashley placed on probation for assault on Partington, 01/16/1925:3 Asadoorian, Elizabeth Hathaway vs. Lucas and Lucas vs. Remillard continued, 01/16/1925:3 Wedding described, 02/06/1925:1 Husband placed on probation for assault on Mary Stulpin, 01/23/1925:5 Asadorian, Julia Margaret Sanford ax assault case continued one month, 01/30/1925:1 Wed to Oscar Kooloian, 09/24/1926:4 Samuel Rullo fined $15 and suspended sentence for assault on Taunton Ashley (Mr) man, 02/06/1925:1 Will Howard resigns from farm, John Bettincourt hired, 04/23/1926:6 Gabrey placed on probation for assault on wife, 02/13/1925:3 Employs John Bettencourt on farm, 05/14/1926:6 Hathaway assault case further continued, 02/13/1925:3 Ashley, Allen G. Bertha Sanford called in for assault on Goodreau, 02/27/1925:6 North Rochester man dies at age 87, 01/27/1928:4 Howard Wright pleads not guilty to assault on wife, 02/27/1925:6 Obituary, 02/03/1928:10 Samuel Rullo fined $15 for assault on Taunton man, 02/27/1925:6 Ashley, David Hathaway, Lucas, and Remillard cases continued further, 03/13/1925:6 Employed as engineer in New York, 10/28/1927:2 Giovennetti charged with assault on Mello, case dropped, 03/20/1925:3 Employed with E.L. Phillips Co. in New York, 11/02/1928:4 McGillis' fight with Flutie results in assault charge for both, Resides in Northport, LI, 12/28/1928:4 03/20/1925:3 Ashley, David M. Police called to Hillside Ave section, 03/27/1925:3 Purchases Forest St house from Charles Thomas 50 years ago, McGilllis and Flutie both discharged, 03/27/1925:6 05/14/1926:6 Angelo Serra charged with assault on wife Frances, 04/10/1925:9 Sells Forest St homestead to Charles Atwood 25 years ago, Charles Kunces charged with assault on wife Polly, 04/17/1925:9 09/17/1926:7 Serra case continued, 04/17/1925:9 Ashley, Edward Remillard, Lucas, and Hathaway cases dismissed for lack of evidence, Home from cruise on Edward Lee 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 05/08/1925:1 Ashley, Elbridge Kunces assault case placed on file, 05/22/1925:1 Burial at Marion Rd cemetery, 12/28/1928:2 Christian Gomes charged with assault and battery on wife, 06/12/1925:1 Ashley, Elbridge L. Howard Wright case placed on file, 06/19/1925:1 Obituary, 12/28/1928:1 Chinourd assault case continued, 07/10/1925:1 Ashley, Elbridge Luther Giovenetti and Swetlowich charged with drunkenness and mutual Dies at age 63, 12/28/1928:4 assault, 07/10/1925:1 Ashley, Hazel Christian Gomes case continued, 07/17/1925:3 Pleads not guilty to assault on Rose Partington, 01/09/1925:9 Giovenetti and Swetlowich fined for drunkenness and mutual assault, Placed on probation for assault on Partington, 01/16/1925:3 07/17/1925:3 Ashley, John Fracas involves Angelo Serra and railroad workers, 07/24/1925:9 Train runs into grocery wagon 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 James Cassidy fined $25 for assault on Angelo Serra, 07/31/1925:1 Ashley, Luther Christian Gomes case placed on file, 08/07/1925:1 Biography (p), 04/23/1926:1 James Edson not guilty of assault on Joseph McCourt, 08/14/1925:1 Ashley, Mrs Eugene Emory Longley assaulted in Boston, 09/25/1925:1 Father dies in New Bedford, 12/13/1929:3 Joseph Cabral fined $15 for assault on wife Julia, 09/25/1925:1 Ashton, _orothea Carhart (sic) Mrs Mike Banus not guilty of assault on husband, 10/09/1925:1 Engaged to Will__ _ayes Soule (sic), 12/25/1925:2 Ouelett claims self-defense against Reynolds and Perkins, 11/27/1925:1 Asia Gomes assault case continued, 12/11/1925:4 see also Hallock, H.G.C. Frank Gomes gets 30 days for assault on Cardoza, 12/25/1925:1 Esther Thurston gives address at Central Methodist on missionary work Frank Gomes assault case placed on file, 03/05/1926:6 in Japan, 05/28/1926:3 John Ring not guilty of assault on Joseph McCourt, 03/05/1926:6 Melvin Southwick and Rachel Mostrom contact parents from China, George Houlihan pleads not guilty to charge of assault on Isabel White, 04/01/1927:2 10/15/1926:1 Ralph James writes from China, 05/13/1927:9 Thomas Pierce pleads not guilty to charge of assault on wife, Melvin Southwick writes of situation in China (l), 06/17/1927:2 10/15/1926:1 Missionary from China, Charlotte Larner, visits mother in Lakeville, George Houlihan sentenced to two months for assault on Isabel White, 07/22/1927:3 10/22/1926:3 Mrs Gracey sails for Foo Chow, China 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Thomas Pierce (aka King) changes plea to guilty, 10/22/1926:3 Miriam Pratt accompanies Mrs Gracey to China 25 years ago, Manuel Marks pleads guilty to assault on wife Mary, 12/03/1926:1 11/11/1927:7 Ulysses Manuel pleads not guilty to assault on wife Alice, 12/17/1926:1 Pratt and Gracey on transport that struck rock on way to China 25 years Ulysses Manuel case discharged for lack of prosecution, 12/24/1926:1 ago, 01/06/1928:6 Leon Mooney arrested for assault on Mary Purtell, 01/07/1927:1 Recent views of China subject of lecture by Melvin Southwick at George Bruso arrested for assault on wife, 03/11/1927:1 Unitarian church, 04/19/1929:1 Charles Giovanetti threatens Agnes Beal with letters and then razor, Miriam Pratt returns from China 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 04/15/1927:1 Melvin Southwick leaves for three-year stint in China, 06/14/1929:1 Mike Banus charged with assault on wife, 04/29/1927:1 Notes from the Orient (l) (Robert G. Butler, Jr.), 12/06/1929:8 Edward Anderson pleads guilty to assault on wife, 05/20/1927:1 Missionary Rachel Mostrom arrives safely in China, 12/20/1929:3 Charles Giovanetti wanted in stabbing incident on West Side, Mostrom safe in Shanghai, 12/20/1929:6 09/09/1927:1 Asphyxiation Local boys discover body of suicide Carmine Giovenetti, 09/16/1927:5 Family of Thomas Nichols overcome by escaping coal gas, Edward Joyce fined $25 for assaulting an officer, 10/07/1927:3 01/25/1929:4 Freitas and Pike get in brawl, both charged, 12/09/1927:1 Assault and Battery Attempted assault and robbery at W.H. Luther jewelry factory no joke, Elsie Lucas charged with assault on Viola Remillard, 01/09/1925:9 12/30/1927:1 Eva Hathaway charged with assault on Elsie Lucas, 01/09/1925:9 Carroll Morrison charged with assault with intent to rob Botti, Hazel Ashley pleads not guilty to assault on Rose Partington, 01/06/1928:1 01/09/1925:9 Line between mischief and crime thin, 01/06/1928:1

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Assault and Battery cont. Astronomy cont. Frank Chase discharged after arrest for assault on Haskins, 01/20/1928:1 Spectacular rainbow greets early risers, 11/04/1927:7 Manuel Gomes arrested for assault on brother Frank, 03/09/1928:2 Venus bright enough to cast shadow, 11/04/1927:7 Dana Bump pleads not guilty to assault on wife Margaret, 03/23/1928:2 Leonids meteor shower expected, 11/11/1927:1 John McGrady attacked by unknown assailant, left semi-conscious, Auroras dazzlingly beautiful, 07/13/1928:1 06/08/1928:1 Auroras unusual sight in Rock, 07/13/1928:6 Freitas versus Pike case filed, 06/22/1928:10 Meteor shower due soon, 08/10/1928:2 George Trinque gets two months for assaulting an officer, 09/07/1928:1 Brilliant meteor shower forecast, 11/09/1928:4 Guy Pittsley gets two months for assault on wife, 02/22/1929:3 Athanasios (Mr) John Doherty fined $10 for assault on Benjamin Haskins, 05/24/1929:3 Culprits arrested for theft of melons, 09/02/1927:1 Guy Pittsley draws two-month sentence for assault on wife, Athanasios, Charles 08/23/1929:1 Polisson & Athanasios truck in mixup with Readville driver at Center James Westgate gets 30 days, 08/30/1929:2 and Oak St, 07/16/1926:1 Frank Perkins gets two months for assault on wife, 09/20/1929:2 Polisson & Athanasios dissolved, Athanasios takes over business (ad), John Mooney fined $10 for assault on young Alexander Hartling, Jr., 05/13/1927:5 09/27/1929:1 Polisson & Athanasios dissolved, Athanasios takes over business, Joseph Gomes pleads not guilty to assault on wife, 12/06/1929:8 05/13/1927:7 Ira Dimond sentenced to 30 days for assault on wife, 12/20/1929:1 Proimades purchases Centre St business conducted by late Athanasios, Assawampsett School 04/26/1929:1 Charles Whitney contracts to carry school children, 09/09/1927:6 Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 Missionary Charlotte Larner addresses students, 10/07/1927:1 Athanasios, Charles A. Letter of thanks received from flood sufferers in Vermont (l), Obituary, 12/14/1928:1 12/09/1927:9 Dies at age 47, 12/14/1928:6 Holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, 06/15/1928:2 Administratrix petitions to continue business, 12/21/1928:4 Walter Weeman conducts instrumental lessons at school, 03/01/1929:6 Atherton, May C. Assawompsett Lake Purchases South Middleboro property from Oscar Mostrom, Harold Williams helps pull stranger's car out of Assawompsett Lake, 03/27/1925:3 03/05/1926:1 Athletics (see Sports) Ice measures 22 inches, 03/19/1926:6 Atkins (Mr) Steam yacht rescues capsized boat 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Winthrop-Atkins Co. suffers break-in, 01/16/1925:1 Susan Little drowns, 09/03/1926:2 Winthrop-Atkins Co., new gift shop at 34 North Main St (ad), Lakeville Library receives large framed photo of lake by moonlight, 12/18/1925:5 03/25/1927:6 Nichols & Atkins employ Ruth Shores, 08/13/1926:7 Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Atkins, Clyde Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 Purchases Highland St house, 11/25/1927:4 Yachtsmen hold regatta 50 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Atkins, Horace Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 Purchases Place property from Howard Cline, 05/20/1927:3 Water drinkable 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Opens new store in New York, 06/01/1928:1 Series of break-ins at cottages investigated, 11/15/1929:2 Atkins, Mrs Horace Assawompsett Lake - Fishes and Fishing Opens new store in New York, 06/01/1928:1 Bass weighing 5 lbs. taken 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Atkinson, Geoffrey Perkins takes 5-lb., 1-oz bass 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Wedding described, 06/22/1928:2 Frank Turner catches 6-lb. bass, 10/23/1925:9 Wed to Lenette May Rogers, 06/22/1928:4 Stocked with perch 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Atkinson, Geoffroy Over 200 perch caught 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Engaged to Lenette May Rogers, 10/07/1927:4 Bass caught 50 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Atlantic & Pacific Tea Store (see The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.) Thomas Tate has great luck bass fishing, 10/08/1926:2 Attorneys (see Lawyers) Willie Kingman catches nearly 200 white perch 50 years ago, Atwood (Dr) 07/01/1927:6 Resides in Franklin 50 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Black bass fishing never so good as 25 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Atwood (Mr) Three-lb. bass taken 50 years ago, 07/13/1928:8 Forest fire on Wareham St property, 04/29/1927:1 Solon Morse lands 5-lb. bass, 08/10/1928:4 Atwood, A.B. Eugene Sampson catches record string 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Resides in Chelsea, 06/11/1926:8 Assawompsett Lake - Water Rights And wife sail for Mediterranean, 01/25/1929:7 Taunton unhappy with water quality 25 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Atwood, Albert F. Notice from water boards of New Bedford and Taunton (ad), Obituary, 04/10/1925:2 01/08/1926:8 Funeral obsequies held in South Carver, 04/17/1925:9 Town files suit for damages from taking of water by Taunton, Fall Atwood, Arthur C. River, and New Bedford, 10/01/1926:1 Purchases North St bungalow from Fred Landeau, 02/25/1927:4 Judge Washburn looking for out of court settlement with New Bedford, Atwood, Asaph Taunton, and Fall River, 12/17/1926:1 Genealogy of Carver Atwoods traced, 07/16/1926:8 Assessors (see Middleboro - Board of Assessors; Plymouth County Atwood, Byron Assessors) Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 Aston, Harry Atwood, Caleb Sign artist (ad), 06/01/1928:8 Genealogy traced, 02/26/1926:4 Astronomy Atwood, Charles H. High school sub-master Tillson gives lecture on upcoming eclipse, South Carver man dies at age 54, 11/04/1927:4 01/23/1925:3 Obituary, 11/04/1927:6 Eclipse claims attention of Rock folks, 01/30/1925:4 Funeral held in South Carver, 11/11/1927:4 Aurora borealis brilliantly displayed, 03/12/1926:4 Rev Bisbee delivers eulogy, 11/11/1927:4

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Atwood, Charles H. cont. Atwood, Izette G. McFarlin loses three relatives in few weeks, 01/20/1928:4 Obituary, 11/09/1928:4 Carver man dies at age 82, 04/27/1928:4 Widow of Lucius dies at age 76, 11/09/1928:4 Obituary, 04/27/1928:4 Funeral held in South Carver, 11/16/1928:2 Atwood, Charles N. Atwood, John E. see also C.N. Atwood & Son Atwood-Costello, Inc. granted charter, 11/30/1928:1 Owns first horseless carriage in Rock 25 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Atwood, Jonathan Purchases Forest St homestead from David Ashley 25 years ago, Genealogy of Carver Atwoods traced, 07/16/1926:8 09/17/1926:7 Atwood, Josiah E. Old Atwood box mill at Rock (p), 05/10/1929:1 Died at Brashear City 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Resigns from committee at Cooperative Bank, 08/16/1929:6 Atwood, Josiah W. Atwood, C.N. Obituary, 09/04/1925:4 Purchases locomobile 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Atwood, Kenneth Atwood, Cornelius S. And Frank Costello open Hupmobile dealership on Everett St, Dies in train wreck at Grafton, NH, 10/15/1926:2 11/23/1928:4 Dies tragically in New Hampshire, 10/15/1926:6 Atwood, Leonard Atwood, Delia Wed to Delores Mary Patterson, 08/24/1928:5 Relative, Borthwick, dies in Reading, 06/05/1925:1 Atwood, Leonard Leach Atwood, Ellis D. Wed to Dolores Mary Patterson, 09/28/1928:4 South Carver couple married seven years, 02/26/1926:4 Atwood, Leslie D. Atwood, Elverson Wed to Ruth E. Bedell, 07/01/1927:7 Sells 10-acre bog to Oberg, 11/08/1929:1 Atwood, Levi O. Atwood, Elverson E. Returns to California 25 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 South Carver couple married 12 years, 12/04/1925:2 Sells land to Woods Lake Terrace Land Co., 01/13/1928:1 Atwood, Elwin Old Atwood box mill at Rock (p), 05/10/1929:1 Attends college in Alfred, NY, 12/30/1927:6 Atwood, L.O. Atwood, Etta see also L.O. Atwood Box Factory Employed in Wellesley, 10/14/1927:5 Resides in Los Angeles, CA 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Atwood, Eugene Truck rear-ended while parked on Centre St, 05/14/1926:1 Carpenter Leland Robbins pleads not guilty to violation of wage law, Lets Walnut St house to Fred Westgate, 08/05/1927:2 10/19/1928:1 Atwood, Loranus Atwood, Eunice Sells fine pair of oxen to Lilley 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Wed to Donald Bailey, 07/26/1929:4 Atwood, Lucien Wed to Donald H. Bailey, 07/26/1929:4 Sells Wood St property to Lindley Norton, 07/17/1925:1 Wedding described, 07/26/1929:4 Atwood, Margaret Elizabeth Atwood, Frederick Obituary, 09/30/1927:1 Old Peter Vaughan house in Wappanucket (p), 08/28/1925:1 Atwood, Marion Atwood, George Sails from New York for Mediterranean cruise, 01/20/1928:2 Whitman couple married 50 years, 08/03/1928:8 Sends letters from Spain, 02/24/1928:7 Atwood, Gilbert Writes from Egypt, 03/23/1928:6 Cousin dies in South Carver, 01/27/1928:3 Returns from two-month Mediterranean cruise, 03/30/1928:2 Atwood, Grace Shares impressions of Middle East with students, 04/06/1928:3 Attends Sea Pines school in Brewster, 09/24/1926:6 Atwood, Mrs Cornelius S. Teaches at Brewster, 01/07/1927:4 Dies in train wreck at Grafton, NH, 10/15/1926:2 Attends Sea Pines school in Brewster, 06/24/1927:9 Dies tragically in New Hampshire, 10/15/1926:6 Departs on ocean cruise to Europe, 06/24/1927:9 Atwood, Mrs H.N. Attends Connecticut College for Women, 09/16/1927:6 Descendant of Isaac Perkins, 06/07/1929:2 Begins third year at Connecticut Woman's College, 09/27/1929:3 Atwood, Mrs Wayne S. Atwood, Harvey Resides in Connecticut, 09/20/1929:4 Auction sale of personal property (ad), 04/30/1926:5 Atwood, Nathaniel, Jr. Atwood, Harvey N. Genealogy of Carver Atwoods traced, 07/16/1926:8 Rock couple married 60 years, 02/01/1929:2 Atwood, Roy Atwood, H.N. Son born, 01/09/1925:3 Lets store space to A&P, 10/30/1925:4 Atwood, Roy F. Store at Rock burns 50 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 Son born, 12/17/1926:2 Sells store building to W.C. Thomas, 04/09/1926:6 Atwood, Roy F., Jr. High winds bring down wire, cause grass fire, 02/11/1927:2 Born to Roy, 12/17/1926:2 Barn struck by lightning, 08/16/1929:4 Atwood, Wayne Atwood, H.W. Accepts post in North Haven, CT, 11/09/1928:9 Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Atwood, William Atwood, Ichabod F. Genealogy of Carver Atwoods traced, 07/16/1926:8 Biography (p), 03/13/1925:1 Atwood, William Bartlett Atwood, I.F. Obituary, 03/12/1926:1 Takes business census 50 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Malden man dies at age 79, 03/12/1926:4 Resides in Melrose, 11/05/1926:3 Atwood Family Graduates from MIT 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Genealogy of Carver Atwoods traced, 07/16/1926:8 Resides in Melrose, 12/28/1928:2 Atwood-Costello, Inc. Breaks rib after thrown from horse, 04/05/1929:9 Frank Costello and Kenneth Atwood open Hupmobile dealership on Resides in Melrose, 07/12/1929:7 Everett St, 11/23/1928:4 Charter granted to auto dealer, 11/30/1928:1

13 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Atwood-Costello, Inc. cont. Automobile Dealers cont. Hupmobile sales and service (ad), 12/21/1928:8 Roy Fagerberg associate dealer for Bridgewater company (ad), New Hupmobile dealer in Middleboro (ad), 03/01/1929:2 03/09/1928:7 Petition to move poles granted by selectmen, 06/07/1929:1 Haskell Motor Co. opens on Wareham Rd (ad), 08/17/1928:6 Auburn Club Haskell Motor Co. succeeds Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. (ad), Holds annual meeting, 03/06/1925:1 08/24/1928:7 Annual spring dance features Hardy's orchestra, 05/01/1925:2 Lightning strikes gas at Perkins Garage, 07/12/1929:1 Holds third annual fall dance, 10/22/1926:2 Berman's Service Station formerly Adams Motor Co., Everett St (ad), Holds first annual dance, 10/07/1927:1 12/06/1929:7 Holds annual dance, 11/30/1928:1 Automobile Drivers' Licenses Auctionhouses and Auctioneers (see Egger, William) George Nelson fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Auger, Grace 03/27/1925:6 Bookkeeper and saleswoman at Johnson Bros., 03/27/1925:3 Manuel Barbosa fined $5 for operating without a license, 06/19/1925:1 Auger, Mrs Alfred Harry Chilin fined $10 for operating without a license, 07/17/1925:3 Takes position in Brockton, 11/04/1927:1 Brinkman fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Auger, Zenas 07/31/1925:1 Obituary, 06/14/1929:1 DeMetroff fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Dies at age 85, 06/14/1929:4 07/31/1925:1 Tribute, 06/21/1929:4 Delbert Fuller fined $15 for driving motorcycle without a license, Aukstikalnis, Sophie 08/14/1925:1 Sheriff's sale, 03/23/1928:9 Henry Higgins pleads guilty of driving motorcycle without a license, Aukstikalnis, Stephen 08/14/1925:1 Sheriff's sale, 03/23/1928:9 Henry Higgins fined $15 for operating motorcycle without a license, Auld, William 08/21/1925:1 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 04/27/1928:3 Everett Sharron fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Auroras 12/04/1925:2 Aurora borealis brilliantly displayed, 03/12/1926:4 Frank Warna fined $15 for operating without a license, 01/01/1926:3 Dazzlingly beautiful, 07/13/1928:1 Henry Regan fined $50 for operating with suspended license, Unusual sight in Rock, 07/13/1928:6 04/16/1926:9 Austin, Frank Adelard Lacerte pleads guilty to operating without a license, Funeral held in Lynn, 09/24/1926:3 05/28/1926:2 Austin, George Adelard Lacerte fined $10 for operating without a license, 06/04/1926:2 Funeral held at South Middleboro, 08/10/1928:3 John Fleming fined $5 for operating vehicle without a license, Obituary, 08/10/1928:4 08/06/1926:1 Dies at age 77, 08/10/1928:5 James Spear fined $10 for operating without a license, 01/07/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/08/1929:3 Edward Thompson fined $10 for driving without a license, 01/21/1927:3 Austin, Linwood Frank Herbert fined $10 for operating without a license, 02/04/1927:1 Daughter born, 04/12/1929:4 Henry Bois fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Chimney fire on Fuller St, 10/18/1929:1 05/13/1927:1 Moves to Halifax, 10/25/1929:2 Allen Nickerson fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Resides in Halifax, 12/06/1929:1 07/01/1927:1 Austin, Linwood W. Enos Alferes fined $25 for making false statement, 07/22/1927:1 Chimney fire on Fuller St, 02/03/1928:6 Kucka fined $50 for driving after license revoked, 09/30/1927:1 Austin, Martha W. Raymond Benoit fined $50 for driving after license revoked, Files for divorce, 03/13/1925:5 06/15/1928:1 Granted divorce, 10/09/1925:7 Samuel Rullo fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Austin, Melvin Linwood Wilson 06/29/1928:1 Wed to Beatrice Hill Nickerson, 09/28/1928:4 Albert Campbell fined $50 for operating without a license, 07/05/1929:1 Austin, Thomas Entire staff of local state police out checking licenses, 11/01/1929:1 Chimney fire on Fuller St, 10/09/1925:1 George __enn (sic) fined $15 for driving without a license, 11/08/1929:2 Austin, Thomas M. Automobile Fires Wife files for divorce, 03/13/1925:5 Dickerman's auto catches fire during snowstorm, 01/30/1925:1 Wife Martha granted divorce, 10/09/1925:7 Andrew Sisson's auto truck on fire, 05/15/1925:1 Austin, Winslow Middleboro Bakery's new truck catches fire near the Green, Wedding described, 11/08/1929:1 06/12/1925:1 Authors (see Books) Auto owned by Boston man ablaze on Everett St, 06/12/1925:3 Automobile Dealers Large truck ablaze in Fall Brook, 07/24/1925:1 see also Adams Motor Car Co.; Atwood-Costello, Inc.; Fuller Motor Somerville truck takes fire on Wareham St, 07/31/1925:1 Sales Co.; Maxim Motor Co.; Nemasket Auto Co.; Perkins Garage; Alphonso Fish's auto catches fire, 08/28/1925:1 Rand Motor Sales Co. Bernard Keough's auto short circuits, 10/09/1925:9 M. Berman used cars, 15 West St (ad), 01/16/1925:5 William Johnson's car smoking under the hood, 10/16/1925:3 Reconditioned cars at Sherman's (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Scudder Brothers Coal Co. delivery truck catches fire, 02/19/1926:2 Perkins Garage, Nash dealer, Lakeville (ad), 02/20/1925:7 East Freetown truck loaded with box boards on fire at Rock, Lakeside Motor Co., used cars for sale (ad), 10/30/1925:5 03/12/1926:1 Forrest Smith, used cars, 4 Pearl St (ad), 01/21/1927:8 Truck loaded with boards destroyed by fire, 03/12/1926:3 Fred Wholey, local agent for Star cars (ad), 06/03/1927:5 Scout truck catches fire in Lakeville, 08/20/1926:4 Fisher and Westhaver of Boston purchase Reo garage from Burrell & Hyannis man's auto overturns, catches on fire, 01/28/1927:1 Harlow, 08/26/1927:4 Burning truck owned by Boston firm, 08/05/1927:5 Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. takes over Burrell & Harlow (ad), Worcester auto ablaze on Wareham St, 08/12/1927:6 08/26/1927:7 Paul Green's machine catches fire near Episcopal church, 08/19/1927:1

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Automobile Fires cont. Automobile Theft cont. Elliott Harlow's truck catches fire on School St, 12/09/1927:1 Farnum's sentence to Shirley reformatory suspended, 12/09/1927:1 Fires in Shurtleff's truck and Teceno's auto, 01/13/1928:1 Cleveland Farnham committed to term at industrial school in Shirley, Charles Haley's car damaged, 04/13/1928:9 01/27/1928:1 Silvio Tinta's auto bursts into flames, 08/03/1928:8 Iampietro and Matheson vehicles taken from Town House parking lot, Wiring in Bruso's truck catches fire, 06/14/1929:1 02/03/1928:2 Sedan owned by South Boston parties overheats, 06/21/1929:2 Mabel Woodward's auto stolen in Brockton, 03/23/1928:1 Backfire causes blaze in Kinsman's auto, 07/12/1929:6 Plympton man has auto stolen on Webster St, 03/22/1929:4 Raynham vehicle fire in North Lakeville, 07/26/1929:5 Taunton auto located on Centre St, 04/19/1929:1 Short-circuit causes fire in Fred Leonard's car, 09/20/1929:1 Arthur Tripp's car stolen in Wollaston, 06/14/1929:1 Truck blaze on Wareham St, auto fire at Perry and Miller St, Elizabeth Cox's automobile goes missing, found in village, 12/20/1929:1 09/27/1929:6 Automobiles Automobile Parking (see Parking) see also Traffic Automobile Service Stations Race track planned for Short St, 08/07/1925:1 see also Bailey's Garage; Colonial Filling Station; Gagnon's Garage; Selectmen will not issue permit for racing at Short St track, McKechnie, James T.; Scudder Fuel and Equipment Co.; Sisson, 08/14/1925:1 Elmer A popular purchase 25 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 C.H. Lyon, Lakeville (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Middleboro banner town with seven autos 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Travelers' Rest, O.C. Wentworth proprietor, Murdock St (ad), Charles Atwood owns first horseless carriage in Rock 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:5 07/09/1926:4 Sidney Phillips, automobile service at your home (ad), 06/12/1925:8 Fletcher Barrows breaks Providence-Boston auto record 25 years ago, Charles Rogers installs gas filling station near Lakeville home, 07/23/1926:6 07/31/1925:7 W.L. Tallman, auto painter (ad), 10/22/1926:5 Gagnon's Garage, East Main St at the Green (ad), 10/09/1925:5 Automobiles, 02/17/1928:8 Riverside Garage hires Herbert Batchelder, 12/11/1925:3 George Hazelton opens paint shop in old smithy on Plymouth St, Waters & Budd, cars washed and simonized (ad), 04/09/1926:4 07/13/1928:1 Jenney Filling Stations, 167 Wareham St, 95 East Main St (ad), Many more autos than buggies in attendance at Ancestors' Day, 07/16/1926:4 08/17/1928:1 Gas price war waged here, 10/29/1926:1 All the rage here 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 F.F. Briggs purchases bungalow and repair garage from Alfred Even dozen owned here 25 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 LeWillie, 11/19/1926:2 Automobiles - Law and Legislation Chas. A Edwards, auto repair (ad), 02/11/1927:10 see also Traffic Regulations Leightons Filling Stations, locations on Wareham and East Main St (ad), William Griffin fined $5 for operating without proper lights, 03/25/1927:3 07/17/1925:3 Annie Collins purchases Lakeville filling station from Ruby Brown, Hollis Jackson fined $5 for allowing a minor to operate auto, 04/08/1927:1 08/28/1925:3 Ducette purchases Cape road gas station from Mary Rusconi, Charles Wilmot fined $10 for operating auto with improper brakes, 05/06/1927:1 10/30/1925:1 Peterson's Automobile Laundry, Briggs building (ad), 06/17/1927:10 Adrian Jones in court for violation of three motor vehicle laws, Mahoney sells Cape road gas station to Goodale, 07/08/1927:1 02/04/1927:1 Night man Bump averts burglary at Fall Brook Garage, 07/29/1927:1 Nahum Hall fined $50 for operating vehicle after registration revoked, John's Filling Station, Plympton St (ad), 10/14/1927:5 04/22/1927:1 William Shaw purchases Wareham St gas station and lunch room from Burt DeMoranville guilty of allowing minor to operate vehicle, Edward Cannon, 10/21/1927:1 11/25/1927:1 Stephenson sells Taunton St bungalow, tea room, and gas station to A.E. Warapicki pleads not guilty to operating vehicle with expired West, 03/30/1928:2 registration, 12/16/1927:1 Everett Square Filling Station grand opening (ad), 08/03/1928:4 Anton Warapicki found not guilty, 12/30/1927:1 Driscoll purchases 13-acre farm and gas stand at Everett and North St, Juvenile Herbert Rounseville gets probation for violation of auto laws, 09/07/1928:1 01/20/1928:1 Lightning enters Loveing's, 07/12/1929:1 Henry Arruda fined $100 for driving uninsured car, 06/01/1928:1 Barden Hill Garage under new management (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Bertram Westgate fined $5 for impeding operation of auto, 07/19/1929:1 Berman's Service Station, Everett St (ad), 12/06/1929:7 Automobiles - Parts (see Batteries; Tires) Automobile Theft Avelar, William S. Sampson McFarlin's missing car turns up, 03/13/1925:8 Purchases Charles Dunham's poultry farm, 06/05/1925:1 Sampson McFarlin's auto stolen from in front of YMCA, 03/13/1925:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/24/1926:5 Dorchester men caught here, 04/10/1925:1 Avelino, Harry George Houlihan's car stolen in New Bedford, 07/10/1925:1 Inquest held into death, 11/13/1925:3 Auto stolen from Adams' garage, located in Raynham, 10/02/1925:1 Avery, Frank Bernard Smith steals Henry Walker's auto near Town House, Occupies Adelard Boutin's tenement, 06/11/1926:8 11/20/1925:1 Avery, Joseph Edward Place's auto stolen from in front of Briggs building, Grass fire on corner of Wareham and East Grove St, 04/05/1929:5 11/20/1925:1 Aviation Bernard Smith admits involvement, 11/27/1925:1 Plane from Virginia crashes at Joe Hooker camp, 05/28/1926:2 Chase and capture of thief rivals the wild west, 01/15/1926:1 Rock folks see dirigible Los Angeles, 08/13/1926:6 Auto stolen in Brockton recovered off Thomas St, 03/12/1926:1 Monoplane America sighted in Rock, 07/08/1927:2 Elmer Sturtevant's stolen auto recovered in South Boston, 03/12/1926:1 Nelson and Mello see Charles Lindbergh in Providence, 07/29/1927:1 Percy Reed's Buick taken from Everett Square, 02/25/1927:1 Beatrice White sees Charles Lindbergh in Concord, NH, 08/05/1927:9 Francis Begley's auto stolen from Center St, 03/11/1927:2 Aeroplanes a nearly daily occurrence over Rock, 08/10/1928:2 Cleveland Farnum and Russell Eaton steal Benjamin Shaw's car, Army airplanes land in Lakeville due to severe weather, 08/10/1928:3 12/02/1927:1

15 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Aviation cont. Bagdon, Stanislaus Progressive towns have roof marking, why not Middleboro? (l) (Wm. R. Son drowns at State Farm, 01/14/1927:1 Farrington), 11/02/1928:1 Son of Stanislaus dies at age 13, 01/14/1927:4 Former resident Oscar Hulman perfects new type of airplane, Bagdon, Stephen 01/18/1929:8 Funeral held in Middleboro, 01/14/1927:6 Henry Spavold flies airplane over Rock, 07/26/1929:7 Bagdon, Steve Aviator's name Henry Olden, 08/02/1929:2 Loving tribute from students at Pratt Free School, 01/14/1927:4 Should town have signs fliers can read?, 10/11/1929:1 Bagley, Francis J. Ayer, Brenton Stevens Fined $5 for speeding, 07/15/1927:1 Engaged to Ann Barbara Roberts, 04/27/1928:4 Bailey (Mr) Wed to Ann Barbara Roberts, 06/01/1928:4 Vegetable garden sizable 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Ayers, Mrs Brenton Bailey, Agusta Brown Resides in Maine, 12/06/1929:1 Obituary, 07/01/1927:4 Aylwin, Mrs John Bailey, Alton Resides in Salem, 05/13/1927:1 Resigns from Cloverdale store, 07/01/1927:3 Azevedo, Anthony Sousa Bailey, Alton, R. Wed to Gladys Azevedo (Rathbone), 08/13/1926:4 Attends Herrick's Institute in New Bedford, 09/16/1927:3 Azevedo, Gladys Rathbone Bailey, Arnold R. Granted divorce, 05/29/1925:1 Graduates from Herrick's Institute in New Bedford, 07/13/1928:1 Wed to Anthony Sousa Azevedo, 08/13/1926:4 Bailey, Augusta Azevedo, Joseph, Jr. WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Sheriff's sale, 02/12/1926:5 07/01/1927:3 Azevedo, Joseph P. Bailey, Augusta B. Sheriff's sale, 02/12/1926:5 Widow of Admiral J. dies at age 71, 07/01/1927:4 Administrator presents account of estate, 04/06/1928:2 Bailey, Bessie Azevedo, Mary Employed in assessors' office, 08/07/1925:2 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/11/1927:9 Bailey, Donald Wed to Eunice Atwood, 07/26/1929:4 B Wedding described, 07/26/1929:4 Babb, Anna Bailey, Donald H. Falls from piazza, breaks elbow, 06/19/1925:1 Wed to Eunice Atwood, 07/26/1929:4 Babb, Charles Bailey, Frederick J. Sells North St cottage to Emil Robinson, 05/15/1925:5 Auction sale, 03/18/1927:5 Babb, Margaret Bailey, George H. Will in probate, 03/27/1925:6 Wood St couple married 25 years, 01/02/1925:7 School St house sold, 05/14/1926:1 Employed by shoe company in New York, 09/09/1927:5 Babb, Margaret H. Shoe inspector for U.S. government, 09/16/1927:7 Obituary, 03/20/1925:1 Bailey, Harold C. Wife of Charles S. dies at age 50, 03/20/1925:4 Sells Pearl St place to Milton Sherrard, 11/20/1925:1 Babbitt, Clifton F. Sells Pearl St house to Milton Sherrard, 02/26/1926:1 Sells School St property to Charles Cobb, 02/20/1925:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/29/1926:4 Moves to Hartford, CT, 03/06/1925:1 Bailey, Hope S. Resides in Hartford, CT, 02/05/1926:7 Obituary, 03/18/1927:4 Babbitt, Harold Bailey, Lauretta F. Attends New Hampshire state college, 09/11/1925:5 Opens Beauty Shop in Post Office block (ad), 11/30/1928:5 Babbitt, Harold M. Complete beauty services (ad), 01/11/1929:10 Graduates from the University of NH, 06/14/1929:1 Bailey, Lewis S. Babbitt, Mrs Clifton F. Employed in New Bedford, 09/18/1925:7 Resides in Hartford, CT, 07/23/1926:5, 10/22/1926:1, 09/30/1927:8 Moves to New Bedford, 01/27/1928:4 Babcock, B.F. Bailey, Loretta Elected deacon at Central Baptist 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Completes beauty culture course in Boston, 04/06/1928:2 Bachelder, Keith Bailey, L.S. Descendant of Lurabel Harlow visits from New Zealand, 10/02/1925:3 Moves blacksmith shop from East Middleboro to near the depot 50 Bachinsky, Mathew years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/26/1927:5 Lunchroom suffers break-in 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Backus, Isaac Enlarges blacksmith shop 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Witness to signing of Declaration of Independence, 12/06/1929:6 Bailey, Luther S. Backus Memorial Baptist Church Lunch room entered by burglars 25 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 Frank Cann pastor 25 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Bailey, Mrs Ellsworth French makes improvements to kitchen, 07/12/1929:5 Funeral held in Kingston, 03/25/1927:3 Bacon, Wallace Dies in Kingston, 03/25/1927:7 Daughter born, 05/24/1929:4 Bailey, Mrs Harold Bacon, Wallace Albert Father dies in Plymouth, 04/05/1929:6 Wedding described, 09/11/1925:1 Bailey, Stanley Wed to Florence Hazel Gaskin, 09/11/1925:4 In forestry division at Amherst College, 09/09/1927:4 Badger, Alice G. Employed by USDA in Arlington, 06/29/1928:4 Wife of Henry G. dies at age 73, 04/09/1926:4 Attends Mass Ag College, 04/26/1929:7 Badger, Mrs Wallace Graduates from Ag College at Amherst, 06/14/1929:1 Uncle dies in Vermont, 05/17/1929:1 Enroute to post in California, 07/12/1929:1

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Bailey, Stanley F. Baker, Minerva Amanda Vice-president of junior class at Ag College, 10/07/1927:1 Wedding described, 09/07/1928:1 Mass Ag College senior awarded fellowship at University of California, Wed to Roland Frederick Clark, 09/07/1928:4 04/12/1929:6 Baker, M.J. Bailey, W.S. Injured in pattern shop at LeBaron foundry 25 years ago, 12/23/1927:2 Local tree warden does work in Swansea 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Baker, Mrs Leonard A. Bailey's Garage Central Baptist musician resigns, 01/02/1925:2 Parent organization in Brockton acquires 300 acres there, 02/20/1925:1 Baker, Mrs Thatcher Four vehicle mix-up on Bryant curve in Eddyville, 09/04/1925:1 Dies in California, 04/09/1926:6 Harry Howes resigns, 04/02/1926:2 Dies in Pasadena, CA, 06/18/1926:10 Auto repair man wanted (ad), 04/29/1927:8 Baker, Olive Ella Baker bookkeeper, 08/19/1927:5 Dies in Pasadena, CA, 06/18/1926:10 Baker (Captain) Baker, Ralph Vessel arrives home 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Son born, 10/12/1928:6 Leaves ship Memnon to captain William H. Besse 50 years ago, Baker, Ralph E. 01/21/1927:6 Wedding described, 04/09/1926:6 Arrives in San Francisco 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Baker, Roger W.H. Besse arrives in London 50 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Obituary, 12/28/1928:1 Captain of William Besse 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Baker, Roger Michael Bark William Besse passes Angiers enroute for Shanghai 50 years ago, Son of Francis E. and Margaret Carroll dies at age 1, 12/28/1928:4 08/03/1928:6 Baker, Thelma Madeline Baker, Alice Engaged to Robert Murdock, 10/26/1928:4 Engaged to John Sullivan, 06/25/1926:5 Wedding described, 11/02/1928:1 Baker, Alice Helen Wed to Robert Murdock, 11/02/1928:4 Wed to John W. Sullivan, 07/02/1926:4 Baker, Watson W. Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Son born, 10/14/1927:1 Baker, Arlene Amenda Baker, Watson W., Jr. Wed to Alfred Braiman McNally, 05/20/1927:4 Born to Watson, 10/14/1927:1 Baker, B.C. Bakeries Local captain arrives in Boston from Singapore 50 years ago, see also Middleboro Bakery; Middleboro Fruit Co.; Polisson & 01/07/1927:7 Athanasios Captain leaves for London 50 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Mullen & Drohan opens on Water St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 List of cargo in William H. Besse from 50 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Mrs Scanlon's home cooked pastry, 62 Pearl St (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Captain sends word he is in Astoria, OR 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Pasztor & Klar purchase bakery in Kingston 25 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Baker, Benonia T. Mullen & Drohan close bakery on Water St 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Obituary, 03/08/1929:4 Lyons' Home Bakery moves from Polisson & Athanasios' to new store Baker, Carrie H. on Centre St (ad), 07/23/1926:5 Dies in Fairhaven, 04/01/1927:4 The Sisters Bakery closes for two weeks (ad), 08/06/1926:7 Baker, Ella Sherman & Tweedy opens on Centre St 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Bookkeeper at Bailey's Garage, 08/19/1927:5 B.W. Briggs to open shop Downeyflake Doughnut Shop on Centre St Baker, Gladys (ad), 04/08/1927:5 North Carver woman employed at Central Cafe, 01/16/1925:7 Downyflake Doughnut Shop, 169 Centre St (ad), 05/20/1927:2 Baker, Gladys Elizabeth Bourne receives large order from Bridgewater almshouse 50 years ago, Wedding described, 06/11/1926:11 06/17/1927:8 Baker, Hedley J. Nemasket Food Shop hires noted pastry chef (ad), 05/25/1928:10 Wed to Mildred Tuell Cornish, 08/16/1929:7 David Tucker purchases bakery from William Wing 50 years ago, Baker, James 03/29/1929:8 Daughter born, 11/20/1925:2 S.S. Bourne separates candy and bakery businesses 50 years ago, Baker, L.A. 04/26/1929:6 Doctor's auto struck by New Bedford driver on Nickerson St, Tweedy sells Centre St bakery to Sheehan Bros. 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:1 05/03/1929:6 Lets South Main St apartment to Mrs Witham, 10/07/1927:3 Robert Roht resigns from Hayes' bakery, 07/19/1929:1 Trotter Marmaduke does well at Topsfield, 08/09/1929:3 Bourne located on Water St 50 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Marmaduke strikes again, 08/23/1929:1 Baldwin, Alma Baker, Lawrence Attends Framingham Normal school, 10/19/1928:1 Dies suddenly in Kingston, 04/23/1926:6 Student at Framingham Normal school, 12/06/1929:6 Baker, Leonard A. Baldwin, Alma M. Sells Nelson's Grove summer home to Richard Anderson, 05/22/1925:1 Attends Framingham Normal school, 09/14/1928:1 Makes improvements to South Main St property, 06/26/1925:1 Balku__ (sic), Emma B. Lets South Main St apartment to Goodwin Ransdea, 04/02/1926:2 Wed to St. Clair Pri__ (sic), 07/09/1926:3 Succeeds Irving Hardy on board of Co-operative Bank, 12/21/1928:1 Ball, Gertrude Amelia Baker, Mary Wed to Ezra Francis Shaw, 02/20/1925:4 Will in probate, 06/17/1927:5 Ball, Kingley A. WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Purchases South Main St house from Mrs E.F. Witham, 09/30/1927:7 07/01/1927:3 Ball, Kinsley A. Baker, Mary McKay Son born, 10/14/1927:6 Obituary, 05/27/1927:1 Occupies house on South Main St, 10/14/1927:9 Widow of George L. dies at age 67, 05/27/1927:4

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Ball, Lillian Phillips Banwell, Frances A. Unity Quartette, music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Obituary, 06/03/1927:1 Unity Quartette performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 Dies at age 52, 06/03/1927:4 And others perform at Methodist church in Cataumet, 08/17/1928:1 Banwell, Harry Ball, Mrs Kinsley Bridgewater man dies at age 60, 04/03/1925:10 Lets South Main St apartment to Annie Bennett, 11/22/1929:1 Banwell, Henry Ballou, H.A. Obituary, 04/03/1925:4 Leases roadside store to P.J. Duprey, 07/16/1926:1 Baptist Church Balls (parties) see also Central Baptist Church; First Baptist Church; Third Baptist see also Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274; Church Firemen's Relief Organization; French Artisans Society; Middleboro Improvements made to grounds 50 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Theatrical Association Purchases Dighton furnace 50 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Strand Theatre schedules first Movie Ball in Middleboro (ad), After fire in 1888 (p), 02/12/1926:1 01/23/1925:7 Frank Cann pastor of Backus Memorial 25 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Strand Theatre runs first in series of movie balls, 02/06/1925:1 Tinkham moves sheds at rear of Baptist church four feet 50 years ago, Program from grand dedication ball of American Hall in 1854 (p), 10/15/1926:5 04/03/1925:1 Parsonage purchased 50 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Program from Civic Dress Ball, 1855 (p), 05/01/1925:1 Votes to repair sheds 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Julia Waterman recalls civic dress ball from 70 years ago, 05/08/1925:8 French makes improvements to kitchen at Backus Memorial, Old Colony Chapter, Royal Arch Masons holds 5th annual ball, 07/12/1929:5 12/04/1925:2 Barbers Band Stands see also Hairdressers; Sherrard, Milton F.B. Necessary repairs made, 06/01/1928:1 Middleboro shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Should structure be moved to proposed park on North Main St?, New shop in Union block 50 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 05/31/1929:1 Wing fits up chamber for Brown's barbershop 50 years ago, Moving location discussed at selectmen's meeting, 12/06/1929:5 05/08/1925:6 Bands and Orchestras Barden's Barber Shop at rear of Briggs building (ad), 05/08/1925:8 see also Carter, John M.; Middleboro Band; Middleboro Cornet Band; Middleboro Hairdressers' Association elects officers, sets prices 25 Middleboro High School - Arts; Middleboro Symphonic and Applied years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Arts Society; Middleborough Memorial High School - Arts Local barber Arthur Martin arrested as fugitive from justice, Elite Concert Trio of Tripp, Wentworth, and Crosby performs in East 06/26/1925:1 Raynham 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 S. Edward Matthews resigns from hairdressing parlor of Matthews & Marion Belmont Trio to entertain at Rock, 03/13/1925:4 Ramsey 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 B.F. Jones band leader 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 J.S. Jackson opens shop at Oak Bluffs 50 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Carter's Band fills Sunday engagements in Taunton during May 25 years Otis Barden oldest barber in Middleboro celebrates 77th birthday, brief ago, 05/15/1925:7 biography, 08/27/1926:1 Robert Standish a member of Bay State Band, 05/22/1925:1 C.E. Neill opens barber shop on Wareham St, 02/18/1927:5 New leader of band George Kinsley 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 C.E. Neill, 24 Wareham St (ad), 02/18/1927:8 Bay State Band presents first outdoor concert of the season, Charles Ellis sets for cut and shave on John Belden 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:4 08/19/1927:6 Philharmonic Trio performs at wedding of Helen Knight and Byron Barbosa, Manuel Atwood, 10/08/1926:1 Fined $5 for operating without a license, 06/19/1925:1 Band makes personnel changes 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Barden (Mr) Philharmonic Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/08/1926:10 Carries handsome peaches to Boston market 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Philharmonic Trio entertains at South Lakeville Fortnightly club, Barden, Eleanor A. 11/12/1926:2 Honored for 34 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 Unity Quartette, music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Attends family reunion in West Bridgewater, 08/12/1927:1 Shaw, Sears and Reilly form MacDowell Trio, 01/21/1927:1 Barden, Ella E. Morse, Crapo, Jackson, and Berry organize ladies' quartette 25 years Widow of Ephraim M. dies at age 77, 09/06/1929:4 ago, 03/11/1927:5 Obituary, 09/13/1929:1 Unity Quartette performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 Barden, E.M. McDowell trio plays in Brockton, 04/29/1927:1 Considers installation of soda fountain 50 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 John Carter leader of Cornet Band in 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1 Presented with cane 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Frank White forms boys' brass band 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Barden, Emma Bay State Band to give series of concerts in Middleboro, 07/20/1928:1 Obituary, 05/17/1929:1 Boys' band organized 25 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Widow of Clayton W. dies at age 72, 05/17/1929:4 Residents attend rehearsal of proposed Middleboro Symphony Barden, Ephraim Orchestra, 10/26/1928:3 John Barden's Barden hill house (p), 03/18/1927:1 Subscribers invest $700 in brass instruments 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Barden, Hattie The Concert Trio (Goldstein, Becker, and Barrett) performs in Brockton, Teacher resigns after 15 years 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 02/08/1929:1 Barden, John Band fund nets $175 fifty years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Barden hill house (p), 03/18/1927:1 The Universal Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/25/1929:6 And Robert Cole build addition to Brett & Son grocery 50 years ago, Banks and Banking (see Middleborough Co-operative Bank; 10/18/1929:9 Middleborough National Bank; Middleborough Savings Bank; Barden, John C. Middleborough Trust Co.) Brief biography (p), 09/11/1925:1 Banus, Mike Plans tenement house 50 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Wife not guilty on assault charge, 10/09/1925:1 Sells Barden Hill house to Charles Swift 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Charged with assault on wife, 04/29/1927:1 Barden, Kate S. Alto assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1

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Barden, Maria E. Barden, William S. Obituary, 05/11/1928:1 Employed by Westinghouse in East Pittsburg, PA, 06/19/1925:1 Widow of Walter S. dies at age 83, 05/11/1928:4 Employed by Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburg, PA, 07/30/1926:3 Barden, Maria Elizabeth Resides in Pittsburgh, PA, 07/29/1927:8 Will in probate, 05/25/1928:9 Son born, 01/13/1928:1 Executrices present account of will, 08/16/1929:5 Resides in Pittsburgh, PA, 07/13/1928:1 Barden, Mrs E.M. Employed by Radio Corp. of America in Brooklyn, NY, 11/01/1929:1 John Barden's Barden hill house (p), 03/18/1927:1 Barden Hill Garage (see Carroll's Barden Hill Garage) Barden, Mrs J.E. Barden's Barber Shop Lets Wareham St house to Charles Chase, 09/04/1925:2 Rear of Briggs building (ad), 05/08/1925:8 Lets Wareham St house to George Phillips, Jr., 08/23/1929:1 The Bargain Store Barden, Mrs W.S. M. Kotchoun proprietor (ad), 05/31/1929:8 Night blooming cereus attracts crowd 25 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Barker (Mr) Barden, Otis L. And Lennon run Colonial Filling Station, 08/19/1927:6 Purchases Pearl St ext lot from Z.E. Phinney 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Barlow, Bert Southworth builds cottage 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Oldest barber in Middleboro celebrates 77th birthday, brief biography, Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 08/27/1926:1 Barlow, Bradford Attends family reunion in West Bridgewater, 08/12/1927:1 Tax assessor in 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Barden, Ruth Barnaby, Frank T. Teaches in Franklin, 07/10/1925:5 Starts duties at A & P, 09/13/1929:1 New teacher at Wappanucket School, 09/03/1926:3 Barnard, George Engaged to Howard W. Maxim, 04/06/1928:2 Purchases Precinct property from Howard Maher, 03/25/1927:7 Barden, Ruth L. Barnes, Crawford W. Teaches in Franklin, 12/04/1925:7 Obituary, lengthy (p), 05/08/1925:1 Orchestra at Wappanucket School reaches high standard, 12/24/1926:3 Dies at age 55, 05/08/1925:5 Barden, Ruth LeBaron Will in probate, 05/22/1925:10 Engaged to Howard William Maxim, 06/22/1928:4 Barnes, Mary Elizabeth Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 Obituary, 10/26/1928:1 Wed to Howard William Maxim, 07/06/1928:4 Widow of Percy dies at age 60, 10/26/1928:4 Barden, Sarah Barnes, Mrs Ocena C. Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 In Watertown, NY Recorder, 01/14/1927:1 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Barnes, Mrs Percy William Boynton answers genealogy enquiry, 02/24/1928:5 Moves from rectory on Peirce St to apartment on Rock St, 10/01/1926:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Moves from Rock St to South Main St, 04/29/1927:5 Barden, Stephen Daughter Mrs Waldo H. Randall here, 10/26/1928:5 Dragged by train after trying to board 50 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 Barnes, Percy Barden, T.F. Declines to serve on school needs committee, 02/20/1925:1 Rebuilds carpenter shop damaged by fire 50 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Installs radio set at home, 07/03/1925:8 Baptist church trustee resigns 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Addresses Old Colony Library club on the Librarian as a Factor in Sells Rock St land to Reuben Simmons 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Community Life, 11/06/1925:3 Barden, W. Scott Radio communication (l), 11/20/1925:9 Erects dwelling on Rock St 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Obituary (p), 12/25/1925:1 Barden, W.C. Dies at age 67, 12/25/1925:4 Walter Johnson takes over charge of Johnson Bros. store from Barden, A tribute (l), 01/01/1926:1 02/26/1926:1 Impressive memorial service, 12/03/1926:1 Barden, William C. Barney (Mr) Johnson Bros. manager's 8th anniversary sale (ad) (p), 03/13/1925:2 Lets North Lakeville house to Finnegan, 08/13/1926:4 Breaks collarbone in auto mishap, 03/20/1925:1 Barney, George Manager resigns from Johnson Bros., employed in Attleboro Cushman Unhurt when carriage overturns 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Furniture Co., 07/31/1925:1 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Begins duties with S.C. Johnson Co., 08/14/1925:1 05/04/1928:1 Salesman gets first prize in eastern Massachusetts district, 12/24/1926:5 Kills kitten fox 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Has model broadcast studio at residence, 10/07/1927:1 Daughter born, 12/14/1928:6 Invitation to hear radio programs (ad), 10/07/1927:5 Chimney fire on Star Ave, 10/11/1929:1 Opens radio department in Egger's department store, 10/19/1928:1 Barney, George L. Opens radio and radio-phone department at Egger's (ad), 10/19/1928:2 Sells Thumb property to Albert Jacques, 05/10/1929:1 Purchases Music Shop on South Main St, 02/01/1929:1 Barney, George L., Jr. Purchases The Music Shop (ad), 02/15/1929:2 Purchases Star Ave tenement house from Harry Decies, 04/19/1929:1 Granted permission to install flashing sign at Music Shop, 03/29/1929:3 Barney, Irene Florence Agent for Frigidaire (ad), 04/05/1929:2 Born to George, 12/14/1928:6 Makes extensive changes to The Music Shop, 04/12/1929:1 Barney, Mrs Ashton Erects illuminated sign at Frigidaire store on South Main St, Drives new Dodge sedan, 05/14/1926:6 05/10/1929:1 Barney, William A. Barden, William Clayton Lyric tenor receives wide attention, 03/22/1929:1 Born to William S., 01/13/1928:1 Barnum, Florence Barden, William H. House on Highland St destroyed by fire, 05/17/1929:1 Obituary, 06/07/1929:1

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Barnum, Phineas T. Barrow, William H. Countess Magri featured in Old Middleborough photo series, biography Killed at Gettysburg 1863, 08/27/1926:3 (p), 01/02/1925:1 Barrows (Mr) With Tom Thumb in 1848 (p), 08/27/1926:1 Old North Main St house put in good repair 50 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Baro, Mary Ellen Charles Tobey purchases land from Barrows estate 50 years ago, Obituary, 04/05/1929:1 01/20/1928:7 Wife of William H. dies at age 64, 04/05/1929:4 Old landmark homestead gone, 09/13/1929:1 Baros, Manuel Barrows, Abner Obituary, 08/06/1926:2 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Barou, Henry Barrows, Andrew Sells Everett St estate to Hanson Sudds, 03/06/1925:2 Genealogy traced, 04/09/1926:10 Barrett (Mr) Barrows, Charles J.P. Sparrow puts modern finish on Barrett Estate, Main St 50 years ago, Otis Leach purchases estate 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 10/18/1929:9 Barrows, Dorothy M. Barrett, Harry Heir has double legacy, 03/22/1929:7 Purchases Plymouth St property from Reinold Grand, 06/26/1925:8 Barrows, Elizabeth J. Barrett, Harry H. Obituary, 08/24/1928:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/11/1927:4, 06/15/1928:5 Wife of Clement W. dies at age 62, 08/24/1928:4 Barrett, Mary Petition for administration of estate, 10/26/1928:5 Takes voice culture training with Boston artist, 10/23/1925:1 Barrows, Elizabeth Jane Attends Lasell Seminary, 07/02/1926:3 Obituary, 08/31/1928:1 Resumes study of voice culture in Boston, 09/24/1926:2 Barrows, F.L. Enters Boston Conservatory of Music, 09/24/1926:7 Bids on Levi Brown property 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 To perform in Verdi's Requiem in Boston, 04/22/1927:1 Barrows, Fletcher Graduates from Lasell Seminary, 08/03/1928:1 Has horse entered at Taunton races 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Soloist at wedding in Plymouth, 08/17/1928:1 Purchases best blooded pointer 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 The Concert Trio performs in Brockton, 02/08/1929:1 Drives new auto 25 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Soprano performs on radio with New England Conservatory of Music, Barrows, Fletcher L. 03/29/1929:1 Tests automobile carriage in Boston 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Resumes studies at NE Conservatory of Music, 04/19/1929:1 Breaks Providence-Boston auto record 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Plays with Newport, RI orchestra for the summer, 07/19/1929:1 Sells cruiser Ace to Lewis Harding, 09/03/1926:2 Sings at Capitol Theatre in Boston, 12/20/1929:1 Only a financial investor in new Leonard & Barrows, Inc., 10/01/1926:1 Barrett, Mary E. Incorporator of new Leonard & Barrows, Inc., 10/22/1926:3 Teacher of singing (ad), 10/12/1928:10 Acquires new auto in Paris 25 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Barrett, Michael M. Sells noted Kentucky stallion 25 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Purchases Bourne St estate from Mary Watson, 08/10/1928:1 In Boston parade 25 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Barrett, M.M. Ships auto to France 25 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Track supervisor at railroad station, 07/30/1926:3 Couple sails for Europe, 08/30/1929:7 Moves from Courtland St to Pearl St, 09/24/1926:2 French auto expected soon 25 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Track supervisor for NY, NH & Hartford RR, 10/28/1927:4 Purchases custom Packard sedan, 10/25/1929:1 Barrett, Robert Barrows, Frank E. Blind entertainer gets writeup in Brockton Enterprise, 07/16/1926:4 South Meadow men arrested for larceny of lumber, 11/19/1926:1 Barrett, Sadie Barrows, Fred A. English teacher in Plymouth, 09/11/1925:5 Sells North Main St house to Orrin Smith 25 years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Returns from 7-week European tour, 09/03/1926:5 Barrows, Helen F. Resides in Plymouth, 07/08/1927:1, 12/28/1928:1 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Barrett, Sadie H. Barrows, Laura Shaw Sails to Europe, 07/02/1926:3 Obituary, 09/06/1929:4 Barrett, Sara Barrows, Lawton Engaged to William J. Sharkey, 10/11/1929:1 Agent for Johnsons and Evinrudes (ad), 07/03/1925:8 Barrett, Sara H. Attends Noble and Green private school in Dedham, 09/25/1925:1 Engaged to William Sharkey, 09/27/1929:1 Attends Noble and Greenough Preparatory school, Dedham, Barrett, Sara Helen 01/22/1926:3 Engaged to William Joseph Sharkey, 09/14/1928:1, 10/04/1929:4 Purchases new Marmon speedster, 08/17/1928:5 Wedding described, 10/11/1929:1 Completes four-year course at Noble and Greenough preparatory school, Barrett, Sarah S. 06/21/1929:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/11/1927:4, 06/15/1928:5 Purchases 1930 Hudson roadster, 07/19/1929:1 Barritt, Doris Enrolls at MIT, 10/04/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/20/1928:1 Barrows, Lewin Wed to Ralph Edwin Belcher, 07/20/1928:5 Lewin Barrows house on Marion Rd (p), 08/09/1929:1 Barros, Manuel Barrows, Lois East Carver man dies at age 45, 08/06/1926:4 Loses hay-filled barn to fire 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Plymouth St house burns to the ground, 03/08/1929:1 Barrows, Mrs Clement Barrow, David Bradford Funeral held at Rock, 08/31/1928:2 Born to George A. and Helen Choate, 03/20/1925:6 Barrows, Mrs Fletcher Barrow, George A. Sells West Grove St house lot to Albert Letendre, 08/05/1927:1 Son born, 03/20/1925:6 Barrows, Mrs Horatio Barrow, Helen Choate Purchases South Main St land from L.P. Thatcher 25 years ago, Son born, 03/20/1925:6 06/19/1925:6

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Barrows, Nathaniel W. Baseball cont. Finds turtle marked as far back as 1827, 05/25/1928:9 Arthur Sampson pitches first game for Dartmouth 25 years ago, Barrows, Nelson 05/01/1925:8 Son shot in leg in accident 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Rock A.C. team to field same players this year, 05/01/1925:9 Barrows, Reland F. Old team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Boys collect money for use of corner of Washburn's pasture 50 years Secretary of Old 18th Massachusetts Band 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 ago, 07/24/1925:7 Barrows, S.F. Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Milliner hires Fannie Clarke 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Lawrence Kelley captain at Worcester Academy, 04/16/1926:1 Barry, Daniel Attention players interested in twilight league (ad), 04/16/1926:10 Wed to Louise Agnes Miller, 12/31/1926:4 John Boardman elected manager of North Cambridge team, Wedding described, 12/31/1926:6 04/22/1927:5 Barry, D.F. World War veterans form four-team baseball league, 06/03/1927:4 Daughter born, 11/11/1927:3 Meeting for those interested in twilight league (l) (D.M. Gammons), Barry, George 04/20/1928:2 Son born, 08/09/1929:5 Prospects for twilight league promising, 04/27/1928:1 Barry, Louise Miller Twilight league formed, 05/04/1928:1 Daughter born, 11/11/1927:3 Twilight league opens play, 05/11/1928:1 Barry, Mrs Daniel Twilight League a success here, 08/17/1928:1 Resides in Brooklyn, NY, 07/22/1927:5 Team from 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Barry, Mrs Daniel F. Twilight League forms, 04/19/1929:1 Resides in Brookline, NY, 07/19/1929:1 Twilight League personnel listed, 05/03/1929:1 Barry, Mrs D.F. North Main St ball field slated for improvement, 06/28/1929:1 Resides in Brooklyn, NY, 11/02/1928:1 Batting averages, fielding averages, and pitchers' records listed for Barry, Mrs Edwin Twilight League (t), 06/28/1929:4 Resides in Haverhill, 10/05/1928:1 Club on tap 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Barstow, Delpha Rock baseballer Stanley Krakow breaks arm, 07/26/1929:7 Wedding described, 11/18/1927:1 Twilight League player standings (t), 08/02/1929:6 Barstow, Edward Middleboro records 12 victories in 15 games 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Purchases new Dodge coupe, 07/08/1927:1 Basket Industry May have been fatally injured in auto/trolley accident in Providence, Factory on Miller St runs full time 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 12/13/1929:1 Rock factory busy 50 years ago, 02/08/1929:7 Recovering slowly at naval hospital in Newport, 12/20/1929:1 Basketball Barstow, Edward W. see also Middleboro High School - Sports; Middleborough Memorial Wedding described, 05/08/1925:1 High School - Sports Wed to Annie Frances Matheson, 05/08/1925:5 First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Barstow, F.L. Firemen form basketball team, 12/21/1928:4 And Staples contract to paint Central Baptist Church, 06/14/1929:1 YMCA organizes team 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Barstow, Frank L. Bass, John W. Son born, 05/27/1927:2 Purchases North Lakeville farm from Orrin Eaton, 07/05/1929:1 Barstow, Frank Leonard, Jr. Bass, Priscilla Alden Born to Frank L., 05/27/1927:2 Accepts post as fashion artist in Boston, 08/19/1927:1 Barta, Mary Bassett (Mr) Providence man arrested after striking Mary Barta, 10/25/1929:1 Employs Shirlie Clark, 07/30/1926:3 Auto-pedestrian accident case in court, 11/08/1929:2 Elbridge Cushman purchases Lakeville farm 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Bartholomew, Ethel Bassett, Arman Attends Smith College 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Loses control of Guild's auto in Plympton, 10/18/1929:7 Bartlet, John B. Bassett, Charles Purchases Dr Shurtleff property on Highland St, 05/22/1925:1 Recovers from chicken pox, 01/01/1926:2 Bartlett (Mr) Employed at Atwood's mill, 01/11/1929:2 Purchases Water St estate from Ira Smith 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Installs oil heating system in home, 10/04/1929:9 Bartlett, Catherine Bassett, Ella Born to John B., 07/03/1925:2 Accepts position as bookkeeper at T.W. Pierce Hardware, 02/06/1925:7 Bartlett, Eugenia Bookkeeper at Peirce Hardware, 07/12/1929:1 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Bassett, Helen Bartlett, John Engaged to Gardner B. Tibbetts, 03/06/1925:1 Employed in New York, 03/23/1928:6 Bassett, Helen Parker Employed in Little Compton, 06/08/1928:2 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 Carpenter employed in Marion, 11/23/1928:2 Wed to Gardner Tibbets, 06/19/1925:4 Highland St home quarantined for scarlet fever, 04/05/1929:9 Bassett, Henry Bartlett, John B. Purchases Staples homestead in Lakeville 50 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Daughter born, 07/03/1925:2 Bassett, Julia Bartlett, Mrs Charles W. Chimney fire at Lakeville home, 02/10/1928:1 Funeral held in Newton, 08/24/1928:1 Bassett, Louise Barton (Mr) Freshman at Bates College, 12/24/1926:4 Makes improvements to home at the Green 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Attends Bates College, 04/01/1927:1, 01/04/1929:4, 04/05/1929:5 Baseball Returns for third year at Bates College, 09/27/1929:4 see also Draghetti, Raymond; Middleboro High School - Sports; Senior at Bates College, 12/06/1929:8 Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Bassett, Mildred Ill with chicken pox, 12/11/1925:3

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Bassett, Miriam A. Bates, Elizabeth Physical director at Nashville, TN YWHA, 06/19/1925:7 Middleboro folks attend funeral, 10/21/1927:1 Bassett, Mrs William H. Bates, Elizabeth B. Lets Pearl St apartment to Leon Perkins, 08/13/1926:2 Obituary, 10/21/1927:1 Bassett, Nellie E. Benson Wife of Marcus A. dies at age 70, 10/21/1927:4 Wed to Irving L. Seaver, 09/27/1929:4 Bates, Emily C. Bassett, Prince Request for all demands on estate, 03/20/1925:5 Liquor found in raid on West Grove St, 03/29/1929:2 Bates, George S. Liquor case continued, 04/12/1929:1 Died at Baton Rouge 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Gets three months and $50 fine on liquor charge, 04/19/1929:1 Bates, Henry Bassett, Ralph M. New station agent here 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Electrician, 17 South Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Bates, L.B. Western Electric clothes washer (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Performs baptisms at Clear Pond 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Contracts to do wiring at new fire station, 04/23/1926:1 Bates, Mary Installs water system for Mrs Benjamin Phillips, 07/08/1927:8 Lets Summer St apartment to Mrs John Perry, 04/01/1927:4 Bassett, R.M. Matron at Bridgewater Normal school, 10/05/1928:2 Wires Eddy's house for electricity, 09/02/1927:5 Bates School Batchelder, Herbert W. Old high school building gets new name, 04/29/1927:1 Takes position at Riverside Garage, 12/11/1925:3 Books donated by Charles Bates arranged in library, 09/09/1927:7 Batchelder, Sarah Receives piano from E.C. Wood, 11/04/1927:3 Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Charles Bates sends best wishes to first graduating class (l), 06/17/1927:10 11/11/1927:1 Bateman, Marcus Alexander Buying equipment for girls' sports, 11/25/1927:1 Wed to Beatrice Alice Targett, 11/22/1929:6 Library enjoys increased circulation, 11/25/1927:1 Bates (Mr) Gordon Nichols executes charcoal drawing of Charles Bates for school, Graduate of Colby college, 11/27/1925:1 01/27/1928:3 Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 07/27/1928:1 Finance report, 03/23/1928:6 Fine example of virility, 09/28/1928:1 Financial statement, 04/20/1928:3 Bates, Catherine Parent Teacher Association organized, 04/20/1928:9 Resides in Boston, 01/02/1925:2 Large corridor serves as library, 09/14/1928:6 Engaged to Roger Hall Paine, 05/08/1925:5 Honor roll, 11/09/1928:3, 01/11/1929:1 Prominent in musical circles, 03/11/1927:2 Receives copy of Weston's History of Middleborough, 02/01/1929:1 Vocal soloist at church in Somerville, 03/18/1927:1 Receives manual training bench from Peirce Estate Trustees, Appears in B.F. Keith's circuit of theatres in NY, 06/08/1928:3 03/01/1929:4 Bates, Charles Annual concert a marked success, 04/12/1929:1 Writes assembly song for Bates School, 08/09/1929:9 Honor roll, 05/17/1929:4 Bates, Charles B. Bridgewater Normal grad Frieda Hartman gets teaching post, Sends letter of appreciation to Middleboro Teachers' Association (l), 05/24/1929:2 01/25/1929:3 Chimney rebuilt, 08/02/1929:1 Bates, Charles E. Bates writes assembly song for school, 08/09/1929:9 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 New sign installed, 09/06/1929:1 Dies at age 88, 03/30/1928:4 New sign a great asset, 09/06/1929:4 Bates, Charles H. A Bates School Poem by Charles H. Bates, 09/06/1929:6 School superintendent's annual report (l), 01/23/1925:3 Honor roll, 11/08/1929:2 Abstract of address given to Commercial Club on school grading and Bates School - Faculty and Staff accommodations, 01/30/1925:2 Freida Hartmann teacher, 09/16/1927:1 Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 Winnifred Carver transfers from Soule St School, 07/27/1928:1 Statement on new high school building (l), 04/09/1926:6 Phebe Summers resigns to resume studies, 03/01/1929:4 New high school auditorium (l), 10/01/1926:1 Sub-master Russell Marshall resigns, 06/07/1929:1 Elected school superintendent 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Frieda Hartmann new teacher, 06/21/1929:5 A Reverie (poem dedicated to Middleboro Teachers' Association), Paul Sherman new sub-master, 07/05/1929:1 11/19/1926:4 Paul Sherman resigns to take commission in U.S. Navy, replaced by Addresses Woman's Alliance on religious training for children, Mark Shibles, 08/30/1929:4 02/04/1927:2 Frieda Hartmann teacher, 09/06/1929:6 Cannot serve as superintendent past retirement age, 04/15/1927:7 Mark Shible sub-master, 12/06/1929:1 Testimonial dinner held by Elks, 07/08/1927:3 Batten, Gertrude Ships household goods to Taylorsville, NC, 07/29/1927:1 Wedding described, 06/07/1929:6 Moves to Taylorsville, NC, 09/02/1927:2 Batteries Best wishes to first graduating class of Bates School (l), 11/11/1927:1 Maxim Motor Co. (ad), 01/02/1925:2, 01/09/1925:8 Former principal writes to students at Memorial High school (l), Joseph Waters' battery shop, 87 Everett St (ad), 10/23/1925:5 11/25/1927:3 Joseph Waters and George Budd open battery service station on Everett Our Junior Red Cross (poem), 11/25/1927:5 St, 10/30/1925:2 Leases J.M. Pickens homestead 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Middleboro Battery and Ignition Co., Roy Fagerberg proprietor (ad), Gordon Nichols executes charcoal drawing of Bates for school, 12/11/1925:5 01/27/1928:3 Joseph Waters, battery and radio service (ad), 01/01/1926:5 Will in probate, 05/04/1928:9 Middleboro Battery and Ignition Co. moves up Everett St (ad), News from the south (l), 09/06/1929:3 01/01/1926:5 A Bates School Poem, 09/06/1929:6 C.H. Moranville distributor for White Electric (ad), 09/24/1926:4 Life in the South (l), 10/11/1929:6 Waters & Budd, 87 Everett St (ad), 12/03/1926:5 Addresses Civitan club in North Carolina (l), 11/15/1929:3

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Battis (Mr) Beals, Carlton S. Monument placed on lot in Rock Cemetery, 05/25/1928:2 One of a number of prominent socialists here 25 years ago, Battis, Mildred 11/04/1927:6 Wed to Edward William Wolfe, 04/23/1926:2 Beals, Eleanor Battis, Thomas Charles Giovanetti wanted in stabbing incident on West Side, Burial at Rock Cemetery, 11/12/1926:3 09/09/1927:1 Funeral held in Quincy, 11/12/1926:6 Local boys discover body of suicide Carmine Giovenetti, 09/16/1927:5 Bauer, Lydia Beals, Fannie Wed to Charles Carroll Dickerson, 01/09/1925:9 Resides in Brookline, 03/29/1929:4 Baxter, M.W. Beals, George Sheet metal work (ad), 11/13/1925:10 Purchases Remil farm on Thompson St, 12/23/1927:1 Purchases Blake's key shop, 10/14/1927:5 Beals, H.C. Baxter, Myron W. Purchases North Lakeville farm from George Anges, 06/18/1926:2 Files complaint against Boston man for leaving scene of accident, Beals, Joseph E. 10/29/1926:3 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Baxter's Repair Shop Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 No. 6 Everett St (ad), 09/16/1927:8 Founder, treasurer, trustee, and benefactor of library, 10/30/1925:1 Bay State Band Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Robert Standish a member, 05/22/1925:1 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Presents first outdoor concert of the season, 06/25/1926:4 Joshua Sherman builds summer kitchen 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 To give series of concerts in Middleboro, 07/20/1928:1 Superintendent of water department 25 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 Bay State Engine Co. Beals, Joseph Eber Newly formed 50 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 New Co-operative Bank open for business, history of bank (p), Bay State Straw Works 03/09/1928:6 see also Straw Works Beals, Walter L. Machinery removed 25 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Tent stolen, 06/22/1928:7 Calls help in early 50 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Beals, William Holds rummage sale of hats 25 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Fire in Swetlowich market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Miss Smith forelady 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Bean, Charles E. Group of employees (p), 07/02/1926:1 Estate sells 25-acre farm to William Wallace, 09/07/1928:1 To merge with Foxboro concern 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Bean, Charles L. Employees 40 years ago (p), 02/04/1927:1 D.D. Sullivan appointed estate administrator, 01/13/1928:4 Workers in 1891-92 (p), 06/24/1927:1 Auction sale of furniture and personal property (ad), 04/13/1928:5 Sharp spurt of work 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Auction sale of personal property (ad), 07/13/1928:5 Winter work comes to end 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Administrator presents account of estate, 03/29/1929:5 James Weston loses finger at straw works 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Account of will allowed in probate court, 05/03/1929:3 Makes men's hats 50 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Bean, Charles Lindsey View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Obituary, 01/06/1928:1 Engineer Anderson takes post in Brattleboro, VT 50 years ago, Dies at age 61, 01/06/1928:4 08/23/1929:8 Bean, Matilda Bazinet, Hervey Dies at age 89, 01/20/1928:10 Daughter born, 03/27/1925:1 Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Member of International Comedy Quartet, 12/11/1925:2 Petition for administration of estate, 04/27/1928:3 Bazinet, Romeo Beard, William E. Wedding described, 10/23/1925:5 Dies at age 65, 02/25/1927:4 Moves from Plymouth to Middleboro, 04/23/1926:1 Obituary, 02/25/1927:7 B.E. Chapman & Son Will in probate, 11/11/1927:4 Fireworks (ad), 06/26/1925:8 Bearse (Postmaster) Beach, Harvey Erects modern home on Webster St 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Son born, 05/11/1928:4 Bearse, Alvin W. Beach, John Resides in Hartford, CT, 09/10/1926:6 Purchases new Oakland roadster, 04/13/1928:1 Bearse, A.M. Beacon Blankets Director of Cape Cod Street Railway Co. 25 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 37 Center St (ad), 09/30/1027:7 Sells pacer Allene Wilson to Shiverick 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Beadeaux, Fred Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Purchases Plymouth St bungalow from Sally Nourse, 02/25/1927:2 And Sullivan purchase Hervey homestead at mortgagee's sale 25 years Beal, Agnes ago, 03/02/1928:8 Charles Giovanetti threatens with letters and then razor, 04/15/1927:1 Bearse, Augustus M. Beal, Columbia Photos of all Middleboro postmasters (p), 05/13/1927:1 Funeral held in Dorchester, 11/27/1925:7 Bearse, Emily Beal, William N. Falls, breaks arm, 10/23/1925:9 Son born, 04/15/1927:2 Bearse, Mrs Charles Beal, William Noyes, Jr. Resumes duties at women's prison at State Farm, 01/14/1927:3 Born to William N., 04/15/1927:2 Bearse, Ray Huntington Beals, A.L. Wed to Rebecca Hathaway Sears, 10/02/1925:4 Office equipment (ad), 05/10/1929:10 Bearse, Theophilus Beals, Austen L. Professor in Chicago, 08/20/1926:1 Blaze at Pearl St tenement quickly extinguished, 09/17/1926:1 Bearse, Theophilus L. Auto strikes stone avoiding collision with Berman's truck, 02/10/1928:1 Excellent recital raises money for St. Luke's, 01/09/1925:9

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Bearse, Theophilus LeBaron Becker, Greta cont. Appreciative audience attends pianoforte recital, 01/02/1925:1 Resigns as West Side School teacher; engaged to John Lowell Sauer, Awarded gold medal at Conservatory of music in Chicago, 06/18/1926:1 02/08/1929:1 Resides in Chicago, IL, 07/15/1927:4 West Side School teacher resigns, 02/15/1929:3 Performs at Unitarian church, 02/10/1928:6 Becker, Greta Turnis Welcomed at pianoforte recital, 02/10/1928:7 Engaged to John Lowell Sauer, 07/27/1928:6 Bearse, William Becker, Gretta Employed in Marion, 05/28/1926:10 Graduates from Leslie School of Kindergarten and Normal Training, Lets South Middleboro house to Charles LeGarde, 06/11/1926:8 06/12/1925:7 Moves to Marion, 06/11/1926:8 Becker, Hope Sells Wareham St house to James Ross, 04/08/1927:10 Attends Greenwich Academy, RI, 09/11/1925:8 Sells house to Ross of Ohio, 05/06/1927:7 Attends East Greenwich Academy, 04/30/1926:2 Sells home to Jennie Bourne, 01/27/1928:3 Employed in Attleboro, 01/20/1928:3 Sells house to Mr Hill, 03/09/1928:3 Returns to duties at Attleboro hospital, 08/17/1928:1 Beaton, Elliot G. Becker, Margaretha Turnis Clerk at Thomas Bros., 10/12/1928:2 Engaged to John Lowell Sauer, 02/22/1929:4 Beaton, Elliott Wedding described, 03/01/1929:1 Employed at Thomas Bros., 05/10/1929:2 Wed to John Lowell Sauer, 03/01/1929:4 Thomas Bros. grocery purchased by Thomas, Thomas, Beaton, and Becker, O.P. Matthews, 05/24/1929:7 Employed by Luther & Co., 06/15/1928:9 Beaton, George Moves to Harwich, 07/19/1929:1 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Becker, O.P., Sr. Beattie, James Employed at W.H. Luther Co., 02/10/1928:6, 11/30/1928:2 Captain of the Oneida, 07/05/1929:1 Becker, Otto P. Beauparlant, Joseph Land included in purchase of Freeman Daughaday property on Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Cambridge St, 11/06/1925:2 01/02/1925:5 Credit manager at Egger's, 08/17/1928:1 Beauparlent, Joseph Becker, Otto P., Jr. Moves to Providence, 05/22/1925:3 Wedding described, 05/22/1925:1 Beauty Shop Wed to Phyllis W. Sullivan, 05/22/1925:4 A. Candella, South Main St (ad), 07/10/1925:4 Land included in purchase of Freeman Daughaday property on Moves across street to Maxim's store, 05/13/1927:3 Cambridge St, 11/06/1925:2 Mrs Corliss Champagne purchases Thatcher's Row shop from Katherine Son born, 03/05/1926:7 Wright, 12/23/1927:1 On business trip to New York, 04/30/1926:2 Lauretta Bailey opens Beauty Shop in Post Office block (ad), Becker, Otto P., Sr. 11/30/1928:5 Employed by W.H. Luther Co., 02/24/1928:6 Employs Angeline Candella, 09/20/1929:1 Becker, Phyllis Beauty Shoppe The Concert Trio performs in Brockton, 02/08/1929:1 Angeline Candella proprietor, 09/03/1926:2 Becker, Vincent D. Beck (Mr) Resides in Attleboro, 04/22/1927:1 Puppies from Wareham St kennel exhibited at Middlesex Kennel Show, Beckman, Harrison C. 05/01/1925:1 Employed in Brockton, 11/13/1925:1 Harry Shurtleff purchases valuable Doberman-Pinscher from Beck, Obituary, 08/03/1928:1 06/12/1925:7 Beckman, Russell Ships one-year-old Doberman-Pinscher to Chicago, 08/03/1928:1 Bitten by dog while skating at Star pond, 12/17/1926:1 Sells female Doberman-Pinscher to Brockton party, 11/01/1929:1 Victim of scarlet fever, 12/07/1928:1 Beck, Elisha T. Beckman, Walter Purchases wood lot from Annie Kettembeil, 05/01/1925:2 Lets Oak St apartment to A.F. Whitcomb, 08/21/1925:5 Beck, E.T. Beckwith, Harry L. Ships Doberman pup to Somerville, 02/06/1925:5 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Ships Doberman-Pinscher to Buzzards Bay, 09/18/1925:1 Niantic, CT man dies at age 48, 01/25/1929:4 Ships Doberman-Pinscher Boy Blue to Florida, 10/23/1925:10 Beckwith, Lester W. Sells Doberman-Pinscher to Marion man, 02/04/1927:3 Obituary, 11/12/1926:1 Ships Doberman-Pinscher to Virginia, 10/05/1928:4 Beckwith, Mrs Harry Beck, Jesse C. Resides in Niantic, CT, 12/10/1926:2 Petitions to adopt Edward , 06/12/1925:2 Bedell, Ruth E. Beck, Mary Wed to Leslie D. Atwood, 07/01/1927:7 Petitions to adopt Edward Hamilton, 06/12/1925:2 Beech, Aaron Beck, William Kills four fox in one week, 01/01/1926:1 Resides in Everett, 04/05/1929:6 Bags 225-lb. deer in Plymouth, 12/10/1926:1 Becker, C. Hope Beech, John Employed at Attleboro hospital, 02/17/1928:7 Daughter writes description of the Grand Canyon (l), 01/21/1927:7 Employed at Sturdy Memorial hospital in Attleboro, 04/05/1929:6 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 Becker, Frieda Dies at age 82, 03/29/1929:4 Engaged to Melvin L. Southwick, 10/02/1925:1 Beecher, George F. Wedding described, 12/25/1925:1 Graduates from Newton Theological Institution 25 years ago, Becker, Greta 05/29/1925:3 Resides in Boston, 04/22/1927:1 New teacher at West Side School, 07/27/1928:1 Engaged to John Lowell Sauer, 11/02/1928:2

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Bees Bell, Gertrude Chief Sisson called on to control swarm of bees, 08/14/1925:8 Wedding described, 03/09/1928:5 T.W. Pierce takes 50 lbs of honey from unused chimney 25 years ago, Bell, Hattie Dunham 11/09/1928:8 Son born, 03/27/1925:2 Begley, Alice Bell, J.S. School Street School champion speller Henry Savage goes to New Pastor returns to South Middleboro 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Bedford (p), 04/06/1928:9 Bell, Richard Randolph Begley, Alice R. Born to Clarence J. and Hattie Dunham, 03/27/1925:2 Sails to Europe, 07/02/1926:3 Bell, William Returns from trip to Europe, 08/27/1926:5 Daughter born, 09/25/1925:3 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Resides in St. Joseph, MO, 08/20/1926:1 Begley, Anne Son born, 01/14/1927:1 Born to William J., 10/30/1925:6 Brooder house fire on Winter St, 05/04/1928:4 Begley, Dorothea Children playing with matches causes destruction of old Thornton place, Born to William J., 08/03/1928:3 07/12/1929:6 Begley, Francis Bell, William D. Bicyclist Joseph Morris struck by Begley's auto, 09/18/1925:1 Painting, East Middleboro (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Auto stolen from Center St, 03/11/1927:2 Bell, William E. Begley, Josie Transfers to St. Louis, 09/30/1927:3 Wed to Ralph Mellon, 01/21/1927:1 Bellakonis, Joseph Begley, Mary Daughter born, 09/02/1927:1 South Middleboro folks attend wedding, 07/01/1927:2 Bellas, Oliver Begley, Mary D. Sent to Lyman School for Boys for theft of bicycles, 10/29/1926:3 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Belle, Gertrude Begley, Mary Dorothea Resigns from office at State Farm, 03/02/1928:9 Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 Belmont, Edith L. Wed to Edward Joseph Shaughnessy, 07/01/1927:4 Attends academy in Vermont, 01/20/1928:1 Begley, William Enters nursing school in Boston, 09/20/1929:1 Purchases Central Market from Fred Shurtleff 25 years ago, Belmont, Frank 06/26/1925:7 Resides in Brooklyn, NY, 01/07/1927:3 Begley, William J. Belmont, Harry Purchases Lakeville property from James Maxim, 02/27/1925:1 Instructor of high school boy's band, 11/12/1926:2 Moves to new home in Lakeville, 03/13/1925:2 High school boys' band practices under Belmont, 12/17/1926:8 Purchases Lakeville place from James Maxim, 03/13/1925:9 Auto skids, strikes tree at Oak and Southwick St, 04/19/1929:1 Daughter born, 10/30/1925:6, 08/03/1928:3 Belmont, Harry R. Belakonis, Joseph R. Member of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 Belmont, Marion Wed to Annie Perry, 02/04/1927:4 Marion Belmont Trio to entertain at Rock, 03/13/1925:4 Belben (Miss) Belmont, Marion Thomas Daughter of William dies, 10/30/1925:4 Violinist performs at Taunton church, 03/27/1925:2 Belben, Florence M. Member of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Daughter of William J. and Margaret Keene dies at age 1, 10/30/1925:4 Teacher of violin (ad), 09/18/1925:8 Belcher, Carl Pianist performs in Taunton, 03/11/1927:2 Employed at Egger's furniture store, 01/30/1925:1 Violin soloist at OES meeting in Taunton, 03/18/1927:6 Resigns from employ of William Egger, 12/02/1927:3 Pupils give delightful violin recital, 05/06/1927:3 Resides in South Weymouth, 11/15/1929:1 Teacher of violin (ad), 09/09/1927:8 Belcher, Frances C. Violin recital attracts 300, 06/01/1928:1 Petition for trusteeship, 09/14/1928:5 Violinist at Bridgewater Thanksgiving cantata, 11/30/1928:2 Belcher, Frances T. Pupils give violin recital, 05/24/1929:1 Petition for administration of estate, 12/07/1928:4 Belmont, Mrs Harry Belcher, Frederick T. Purchases fine German police dog from Robert Hewitt, 05/14/1926:2 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Belmont, Robert Brief biography (p), 11/16/1928:1 First alternate for Naval Academy, 03/01/1929:8 Belcher, Joseph Attends Worcester Tech, 12/27/1929:1 Randolph couple married 50 years, 04/27/1928:2 Belmont, Robert T. Belcher, Ralph Edwin Attends Worcester Polytechnic, 09/28/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/20/1928:1 Belrose, Florence Wed to Doris Barritt, 07/20/1928:5 Attends Pratt Free School, 03/04/1927:1 Belcher, Richard Arthur Spelling champ will represent town in New Bedford, 04/01/1927:1 Infant son of Arthur and Freda Kraus dies, 07/17/1925:4 Resides in Nanumett Heights, 08/09/1929:2 Belden, John Belrose, Henry Conductor on Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay Street Railway Sidney Alden place on Plymouth St destroyed, 12/18/1925:1 Co. 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Ill man transfers to State Farm, 09/30/1927:4 Barber Charles Ellis sets for cut and shave on Belden 25 years ago, Son born, 04/06/1928:9 08/19/1927:6 Employed at State Farm, 10/05/1928:2 Belden, John A. Belrose, Norman Chester Son born, 02/26/1926:8 Born to Henry, 04/06/1928:9 Bell, Clarence J. Belyea, A. Russell Son born, 03/27/1925:2 Daughter born, 06/01/1928:3

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Belyea, Arthur Russell Bennett, Jane cont. Wedding described, 05/06/1927:2 Lets Pearl St apartment to Marshall Burgess, 07/15/1927:6 Belyea, Barbara Francis Teaches in Model school in Bridgewater, 02/22/1929:1 Born to A. Russell, 06/01/1928:3 Bennett, John Galen Bena, John Obituary, 03/25/1927:1 Car in mishap with Plymouth driver in North Carver, 11/23/1928:2 Rochester man dies at age 90, 03/25/1927:8 Family members injured in auto accident in Carver, 11/23/1928:7 Bennett, LeRoy Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274 Son injured in auto collision in Boston, 02/27/1925:1 Annual charity ball attended by over 300, 03/20/1925:1 Bennett, Mary E. Chevrolet given away at three-day carnival, 10/02/1925:2 Final account of estate presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Does fine work at district contest in Norwood, 02/05/1926:5 Bennett, Mercy Annual charity ball attended by about 450, 03/19/1926:1 Granville Temple Sproat's stories of Bennett, 05/17/1929:3 Holds annual Flag Day celebration, 06/18/1926:4 Bennett, Mrs Eugene Holds annual memorial service, 12/10/1926:3 Resides in Mexico, ME, 07/02/1926:3 Annual charity ball most delightful, 03/25/1927:2 Bennett, Mrs V.R. Holds testimonial dinner for Charles Bates, 07/08/1927:3 Files suit against NY, NH & Hartford RR after accident at Avon 25 Holds annual charity ball, 02/10/1928:8, 04/12/1929:6 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Rev Garfield opposed to Elk's bid for boxing permit, 05/10/1929:10 Bennett, Nancy A. Holds annual memorial service, 12/06/1929:1 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Benjamin, Alma Bennett, Nancy Augusta Employed at telephone exchange, 06/19/1925:7, 08/03/1928:1 Wife if Henry H. dies at age 85, 07/05/1929:4 Benjamin, Lioza Agnes Bennett, Nellie Wedding described, 02/27/1925:1 Blaze at Pearl St tenement quickly extinguished, 09/17/1926:1 Benn (Mr) Bennett, Nellie M. Thomas & Benn runaway horse novel scene on Centre St, 05/28/1926:1 Teacher at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/10/1926:1 Benn, Mabel Lets Pearl St apartment to Marshall Burgess, 07/15/1927:6 Engaged to Robert F. Ham, 04/22/1927:1 Teaches in Model school in Bridgewater, 02/22/1929:1 Benn, Mabel Dorothea Bennett, Ovel Wedding described, 04/29/1927:1 Son born, 11/08/1929:4 Wed to Robert Frank Ham, 04/29/1927:4 Bennett, Roy Benn, Maybelle Dorothea Daughter born, 04/20/1928:4 Engaged to Robert F. Ham, 04/15/1927:1 Bennett, Russell Benner, D. Arrested on 4th for reckless driving, drunkenness, 07/08/1927:7 Former straw works employee visits after 39 years, 09/06/1929:1 Drink charge dropped, not guilty of illegal liquor transport, Bennet, Henry 07/22/1927:1 Wed to Ellen Anderson, 02/04/1927:4 Fined $100 for drunk driving, $10 for drunkenness, 07/29/1927:1 Bennett, Alma Charged with illegal transport of liquor, 04/20/1928:1 Night operator at local telephone exchange, 04/24/1925:2, 10/04/1929:1 Fined $50 for illegal liquor transport, 04/27/1928:1 Bennett, Annie Bennett, Russell W. Moves to South Main St apartment, 11/22/1929:1 Case of drunkenness and illegal transportation continued, 07/08/1927:1 Bennett, Asa C. Benoit, Lawerence Obituary, 11/08/1929:1 Prize-winning WCTU recitation, 04/13/1928:8 Dies at age 73, 11/08/1929:4 Benoit, Raymond Bennett, Bradford Davis Fined $50 for operating vehicle after license revoked, 06/15/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/30/1926:1 Benson (Miss) Wed to Katherine Weld, 07/30/1926:3 Replaced by Harding at intermediate primary school 50 years ago, Bennett, Grover 04/06/1928:7 GAR veteran celebrates 82nd birthday (p), 05/14/1926:1 Benson (Mr) Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 Rents home from James Soraghan, 05/14/1926:6 GAR man celebrates 83rd birthday (p), 05/20/1927:9 Frank Daniels purchases Benson homestead on Chestnut St, GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), 03/25/1927:7 08/26/1927:1 Brooks & Benson, radios and accessories (ad), 05/27/1927:10 Partnership with Bryant likely 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Fire put out before department arrives, 10/28/1927:5 Still alarm fire on Peirce St, 04/12/1929:1 Brooks & Benson, 131 Arch St (ad), 11/02/1928:5 Observes 85th birthday (p), 05/10/1929:4 Benson, Addriana E. And Isaac Bryant purchase Cox mill 50 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Obituary (p), 11/15/1929:1 Benson, Addrianna E.E. Dies at age 85, 11/15/1929:4 Wed to L. Frank Long, 07/08/1927:4 Will in probate, 12/06/1929:6 Benson, Arthur D. Bennett, Harold Named third member of Peirce Estate Trustees (p), 03/06/1925:5 Injured in auto collision in Boston, 02/27/1925:1 Appointed to Peirce Trust, 07/03/1925:1 Bennett, Henry Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on Porto Rico, Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 03/04/1927:3 Bennett, Henry H. Benson, Charles GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), Chimney fire at home on corner of Chestnut and Tispaquin St, 08/26/1927:1 03/13/1925:1 Bennett, Jane Does grading work for Bradford on Wareham St, 12/11/1925:3 Teacher at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/10/1926:1 Chimney fire on Tispaquin St, 11/09/1928:3 Blaze at Pearl St tenement quickly extinguished, 09/17/1926:1 Teaches at Bridgewater Normal school, 04/08/1927:2

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Benson, Edna Benton, Mrs Frank Herbert Sears' auto collides with horse and wagon driven by Benson, Breaks arm in accident at Pinehurst Beach, 08/14/1925:8 01/01/1926:3 Benway, Mrs Joseph Benson, Elizabeth Sells Everett St bungalow to Miles Chadwick, 09/04/1925:7 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Benway, William Benson, Elmer F. Sells Everett St gas station and poultry farm to Miles Chadwick, Daughter born, 05/20/1927:5 09/04/1925:7 Benson, Fred Berentsen, Christian Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Employed at Jordan Marsh Co. in Boston, 02/11/1927:5 Benson, George G. Sells Plymouth St property to Lambert Binns, 01/18/1929:9 Harness maker (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Sells Plymouth St farm to Lambert Binns, 03/15/1929:1 Harness maker only one of his kind between here and Provincetown, Berentsen, Edith 11/09/1928:1 Accepts teaching post in Melrose, 08/05/1927:5 Benson, Harriet F. Berentsen, Ruth A tribute, 09/11/1925:6 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 04/15/1927:1 Benson, Harriett F. Bergeron, Mrs Henry Widow of Gustavus dies at age 69, 08/28/1925:4 Dies in Westdale, 10/28/1927:7 Obituary, 09/04/1925:1 Berman, Harry Benson, Herbert Norman Engaged to Martha C. Blazer, 10/26/1928:4 Born to Winthrop, 11/09/1928:4, 11/23/1928:1 Wed to Martha Celia Blazer, 12/07/1928:4 Benson, Howard F. Berman, M. Engaged to Edna Joanne Eastman, 01/06/1928:1 Used cars, 15 West St (ad), 01/16/1925:5 Benson, John E. Berman, Mary Auto collides with Lloyd Thomas' car at Benton and Webster St, Purchases West Grove St property from Lettie Hall, 04/10/1925:6 02/11/1927:1 Berman, Max Benson, John K. Fire in storage shed on LeBaron Ave, 07/03/1925:5 Class of 1927 salutatorian, essay (p), 06/24/1927:1 Purchases Elm St tenement from Victor Malm, 10/16/1925:1 To attend Dartmouth college in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Vine St junkyard shed scene of blaze, 04/30/1926:1 Admitted to Dartmouth Round Table, 05/25/1928:4 Beals' auto strikes stone avoiding collision with Berman's truck, Achieves high scholastic standing at Dartmouth, 05/03/1929:1 02/10/1928:1 Benson, Josephine White Selectmen conduct hearing on renewal of junk license, 01/11/1929:9 Born to Elmer F., 05/20/1927:5 Contracts with Finney to clear debris from Alger fire, 01/25/1929:1 Benson, K. Berman, Sadie Attends Dartmouth, 12/07/1928:1 Engaged to Meyer Rappaport, 05/04/1928:3, 08/17/1928:4 Benson, Lillian Wed to Meyer Rappaport, 09/07/1928:4 Dies if infantile paralysis, 10/08/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/07/1928:4 Benson, Lillian May Berman's Service Station Daughter of Elmer and Abbie Wilbur Dies at age 14, 10/08/1926:4 Formerly Adams Motor Co., Everett St (ad), 12/06/1929:7 Benson, Lyman Bernabeo, Dominick Installs radio set at home, 01/01/1926:1 Highest price paid for poultry and eggs (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Dies at age 76, 08/10/1928:5 Bernard, Henry Will in probate, 08/17/1928:5 North Carver man dies at age 58, 12/21/1928:4 Obituary, 08/17/1928:7 Bernhardt, Wesley Benson, Marian Bernice Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 Engaged to Edward Austin Curley, 12/20/1929:4 Wed to Serena R. Suttie, 10/09/1925:4 Wedding described, 12/27/1929:1 Bernier, Belva Benson, Marion Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Engaged to Edward Curley, 12/13/1929:4 Bernier, Walter Benson, Rufus Employed at Homestead Grocery, 07/17/1925:2, 10/08/1926:1, Awarded Post cane by Rochester selectmen, 06/12/1925:2 10/14/1927:1, 08/03/1928:1 Obituary, 12/25/1925:1 Employed in Providence, RI, 10/05/1928:1 Dies at age 90, 12/25/1925:4 Bernier, William Funeral held on Wareham St, 01/01/1926:7 Moves from Lakeville to Tispaquin St, 05/14/1926:6 Petition for administration of estate, 01/22/1926:6 Employed by C.P. Washburn, 12/10/1926:2 Benson, Stillman Daughter born, 10/04/1929:9 Tax assessor in 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Berreault, Joseph Justice of the Peace 50 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Gets suspended sentence on larceny charge, 08/14/1925:1 Brief biography (p), 08/23/1929:1 Gets suspended sentence for larceny from insurance company, Benson, Winthrop 02/05/1926:2 Son born, 11/09/1928:4, 11/23/1928:1 Berriault, Marie Rose Alma Benson's Pond Engaged to Francis Corsini, 02/01/1929:4 Stocked with fish, 04/22/1927:7 Wed to Francis Corsini, 02/08/1929:4 Bento, Jesse Berriault, Rosaline Atlea Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1927:5 Engaged to Napoleon Joseph Desrosiers, 11/25/1927:4 Benton, Donald Lincoln Berries Canton boy dies at age 10, 08/14/1925:4 see also Blueberries; Huckleberries; Strawberries Benton, Frank Westgate makes annual shipment of berries to Nantucket 50 years ago, Arthur Martin not guilty of larceny, 03/27/1925:6 07/17/1925:6 Benton, Frank E. Munroe finds well-laden huckleberry bushes, 10/08/1926:5 Lets Benton St apartment to Thomas Reed, 04/10/1925:2

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Berry (Mr) B.F. Tripp Co. Purchases Precinct St farm from Eldridge 50 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 see also Tripp's Candy Kitchen Berry, Earle Installs new marble and onyx soda fountain 25 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Purchases Forest St tenement from Jeremiah Collins, 08/28/1925:1 New hot soda apparatus installed 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Berry, Mrs M.A. Bickford (Mrs) Morse, Crapo, Jackson, and Berry organize ladies' quartette 25 years High school teacher resigns, 05/21/1926:7 ago, 03/11/1927:5 Bickford, Helen N. Berry, Walter Teacher goes to Passaic, NJ, 09/03/1926:3 Fireman fractures leg, 10/04/1929:2 Bicycles and Bicycling Berry, Winifred S. Sherman's bicycle club (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Wed to Charles S. Carver, 07/03/1925:4 Racers bring home prizes 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 James Sparrow wins two prizes at bicycle races 25 years ago, Besse, Alvin F. 07/03/1925:6 Makes run to Hoboken for pig iron 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Rockwood Haven makes trip to and from Pennsylvania, 08/28/1925:1 Besse, Dan New Bedford parties to manufacture patented valve here 25 years ago, Purchases new Buick coach, 08/03/1928:1 08/28/1925:6 Besse, D.W. New machinery installed at Hilton Valve Co. 25 years ago, Sells Centre St shoe store to Roger Kelley, 06/07/1929:1 04/16/1926:7 Please present all claims at 151 Centre St (ad), 06/07/1929:5 James Sparrow wins 10th at bicycle race 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Announces sale of business to Kelley (ad), 06/07/1929:10 F.W. Hayden sells bike repair business to E. Joseph Wrightington 25 Besse, Emory T. years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Wed to Elsie M. Cudworth, 07/23/1926:4 Dealers report good demand 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Besse, Freeman T. Fever wanes 25 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Young Harlow and Smith bicyclist in early days (p), 03/09/1928:1 Besse, Herbert Hilton Valve Co. sells patents and machinery to Connecticut company Obituary, 10/14/1927:1 25 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Besse, Lottie Newell Bicycles and Bicycling - Accidents Graduates from teacher training class 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Bicyclist MacCullough runs into Verna Wood, 04/24/1925:2 Besse, Silas Albert Sampson McFarlin takes bad fall from wheel in Boston 25 years ago, Obituary, 03/12/1926:1 07/31/1925:6 Besse's Shoe Store Bicyclist Joseph Morris struck by Begley's auto, 09/18/1925:1 Purchases stock of Old Colony Boot Shop (ad), 07/16/1926:5 Charles Waters breaks wrist in fall from bike, 06/03/1927:1 Employs George Stiles, 08/13/1926:5 Helen Pasztor struck by bicycle on School St, 12/23/1927:2 Store at new location (ad), 12/03/1926:4 Herbert Thomas' leg broken in collision with auto, 08/31/1928:1 Sells Centre St shoe store to Roger Kelley, 06/07/1929:1 Youngster on tricycle, Yukna, struck by auto driven by Moronne, Please present all claims at 151 Centre St (ad), 06/07/1929:5 07/12/1929:1 Announces sale of business to Kelley (ad), 06/07/1929:10 John Parris struck by Halifax autoist, 07/26/1929:1 Bessette, Edward Bigelow, Enid Resigns from Hill Top Farm, 06/22/1928:5 Awarded Lincoln medal for essay, 02/11/1927:1 Bessette, Mrs Edward The Mother Spirit (essay), 06/24/1927:6 Resigns from Hill Top Farm, 06/22/1928:5 Bigelow, Enid S. Bettencourt, John Class of 1927 valedictorian (p), 06/24/1927:1 Employed on Ashley farm, 05/14/1926:6 Bigelow, Enid Stuart Father dies in Rochester, 01/13/1928:9 Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Daughter born, 07/12/1929:4 Wed to Lyman Ernest Butler, 10/14/1927:4 Bettencourt, Ruth Emily Bigelow, F.I. Born to John, 07/12/1929:4 Son born, 04/03/1925:1 Bettenourt, Marianno A. Bigelow, Fred Wed to Bessie L. Perry, 07/22/1927:4 Son born, 07/12/1929:4 Better Boxes, Inc. Bigelow, Frederic I. Charter of incorporation granted, 03/22/1929:1 Cross St house gutted by fire, 01/20/1928:4 Bettincourt, John Bigelow, Hugh Ashley Employed on Ashley farm, 04/23/1926:6 Born to Fred, 07/12/1929:4 Son born, 11/12/1926:3 Billiards Betty Neck Cranberry Co. Z. Wallen licensed to run room 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Sells entire crop to Makepeace of Wareham, 09/20/1929:2 43 Everett St (ad), 03/04/1927:5 Betty's Neck Billing, Margaret Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 And Ruth Gates purchase Cleverly place in Warrentown, 11/09/1928:1 Betty's Neck Co. Billington, Elizabeth Barrel and box manufacturer closes, 01/09/1925:2 Obituary, 09/20/1929:1 Beverages Widow of William dies at age 92, 09/20/1929:4 James A. Thomas & Co. makes high grade cider and soap 50 years ago, Biloddeau, Valerie 08/20/1926:6 Obituary, 12/21/1928:1 Cider apples wanted at Cushman Farm (ad), 08/19/1927:5 Widow of Elieune dies at age 76, 12/21/1928:4 Zebulon Cushman expects to make 400 gallons of cider 25 years ago, Bingamon, Jeanette 10/21/1927:6 Husband granted divorce, 06/12/1925:1 Nemasket Spring Water Co. in operation on Plymouth St, 07/27/1928:1 Bingamon, Taliton Granted divorce, 06/12/1925:1

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Binns, Lambert Births – Middleboro cont. Purchases Plymouth St property from Christian Berentsen, 01/18/1929:9 Boys outnumber girls 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Moves from Dorchester to Plymouth St, 02/01/1929:3 Numbered 90 fifty years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Purchases Plymouth St farm from Christian Berentsen, 03/15/1929:1 List of births recorded in 1928 (t), 02/01/1929:6 Bird Hunting On hundred thirty-three in 1903, 02/15/1929:9 see also Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Bisbee, Abigail Geese numbers up this year, 01/09/1925:4 Obituary, 09/04/1925:1 Plenty of pheasant, scarcity of partridge, 11/13/1925:6 Dies in North Lakeville, 09/04/1925:4 Frank Otto, Jr. one of lucky hunters to shoot pheasant, 11/05/1926:1 Widow of Sylvanus dies at age 82, 09/04/1925:4 Murdock and Alger go coot hunting, 10/05/1928:1 WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Season opens, pheasant take high, 10/25/1929:1 Bisbee, A.J. Bird Hunting (25 years ago) Takes exam for rural mail carrier 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Herbert Pratt shoots monster great blue heron, 11/13/1925:7 Bisbee, Andrew J. Harry Sturtevant successful duck hunter, 10/08/1926:8 Sells Rock St stable and lot to Thomas Lovell 25 years ago, Wild geese on display at Bump's, 11/25/1927:9 02/19/1926:6 Quail numbers down, 10/18/1929:9 Takes post as rural mail carrier 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 Bird Hunting (50 years ago) Marion Road school 1885 (p), 08/02/1929:1 Parkhurst takes six geese at Long Pond, 11/20/1925:7 Bisbee, Chester L. Boys take goose, 12/18/1925:7 Obituary, 10/01/1926:1 Coombs and Keith bring in 16 partridge, 12/10/1926:9 Bisbee, Edwin John LeBaron kills 14 partridge in one day, 10/21/1927:6 Resides in Carver, 12/14/1928:2 Nathaniel Leonard traps owl, 01/13/1928:6 Bisbee, Eugene Take 15 geese at Tispaquin, 11/23/1928:6 Wildcat bounty finally collected, 02/08/1929:1 Birds Bisbee, Geo. see also Higgins, A. Whitman Banjoist assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1 Bluebird sighted 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Bisbee, Joseph Pheasant common sight here, 02/06/1925:1 Resides in Connecticut, 02/20/1925:1 Marten colony arrives in Rock, 04/17/1925:3 Moves from South Middleboro to North Easton, 04/20/1928:9 Flocks of geese head south, 09/11/1925:1 Weekly broadcasts on radio from New Bedford, 12/13/1929:11 Helen James rescues banded bird, 02/19/1926:1 Bisbee, Joseph G. Bluebird spied at Henry Tinkham place, 02/19/1926:3 Takes over pastorate at Onset, 09/27/1929:6 Recreation park and bird sanctuary proposed by Cabot Club (l), Bisbee, Mrs Robert E. 03/19/1926:2 Sister's husband dies in Maine, 10/29/1926:3 Geese harbingers of spring, 03/26/1926:1 Bisbee, Mrs William Robins and bluebirds signal spring, 04/02/1926:2 In slight collision with Woods Hole man at Main and Center St, Robins and martens sighted, 04/16/1926:2 12/25/1925:1 John Nelson catch wild geese alive 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Bisbee, Rena Ernest Standish finds hen hawk, 08/13/1926:1 Resides in Watertown, 03/06/1925:3 Martins late in arriving, leave on schedule, 08/13/1926:6 Bisbee, Robert Baltimore oriole winters in Middleboro, 01/14/1927:3 Resides in Boston, 11/12/1926:6 Leora Brigess reports sighting on Sachem St, 02/11/1927:1 Bisbee, Robert E. Blue birds and robins herald spring, 02/18/1927:6 Couple married 50 years, 07/31/1925:1 Six robins gather in Warner's yard, 03/11/1927:7 Former Middleboro minister written up in Falmouth Journal, Martins arrive at Rock, 04/22/1927:2 08/13/1926:3 Alice Pratt bands 84 purple finches February through April, Cataumet pastor written up in Boston Globe, 09/02/1927:8 05/13/1927:7 Called back to church in Cataumet, 12/16/1927:6 Boys decimating population 25 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Accepts call from Cataumet church, 03/08/1929:3 Willard Howes traps horned owl 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Assists in ordination of son, Joseph Graves Bisbee, 05/03/1929:3 Robins singing in local trees, 12/23/1927:1 Resides in Cataumet, 06/21/1929:2 Mrs Herbert Pratt returns from bird banding meeting, 02/24/1928:5 Cataumet couple married 54 years, 08/02/1929:5 Wild geese pass through, 03/30/1928:2 Bisbee, S. Eugene Alice Pratt active in banding program, 04/13/1928:8 Wants bounty on large wildcat trapped at Pocksha, 12/14/1928:2 Few martens arrive at birdhouses on Smith St, 05/04/1928:6 Bisbee, Warren Martin colony departs Rock, 08/24/1928:7 Loses left hand 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Geese seek shelter around Assawompsett in cold storm 25 years ago, Bishop, George E. 10/12/1928:8 Son born, 02/12/1926:5 Bluebirds sighted near pumping station, 03/15/1929:1 Bishop, H.M. Leora Robbins sights five robins, 03/15/1929:1 Telephone installed in home, 05/11/1928:2 A.G. Warner sights robin and honey bee, 03/15/1929:3 Bishop, Howard Rev Job begins illustrated lectures on birds 25 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Installs lightning rods at home and barn, 07/12/1929:7 Colony of martens leaves Rock, 08/23/1929:3 Bishop, I.F. Births - Lakeville Begins picking cranberries, 09/14/1928:9 Twelve in 1874, 01/30/1925:7 Cranberry picking begun, 09/06/1929:7 Births - Middleboro Bishop, Joseph One hundred twelve in 1899, 01/16/1925:6 Son born, 10/26/1928:4 Ninety-two in 1874, 01/30/1925:7 Bishop, Mrs H.M. One hundred thirty five 25 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Aunt dies in New Bedford, 06/24/1927:9 One hundred two in 1875, 01/29/1926:6 One hundred seventy in 1926, 01/28/1927:1 Two hundred eleven in 1927, 01/20/1928:1

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Bishop, Richmond L. Blackwell, Waldo W.E. Holloway contracts to build 2-story colonial for Bishop, Accepts post at State Farm, 08/24/1928:4 05/25/1928:2 Blair, Emma Francis Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/25/1928:6 Wife of George E. dies at age 46, 09/10/1926:4 Bishop, Sue Blair, Emma H. Teaches in Quincy, 09/11/1925:7 Obituary, 09/10/1926:7 Bishop, Susan Blair, Flora Resides in Quincy, 07/23/1926:2, 04/22/1927:2, 05/04/1928:6, Obituary, 07/01/1927:4 04/19/1929:2 Wife of George N. dies at age 64, 07/01/1927:4 Bismore, James Blair, George Arrested on charge of larceny, 10/01/1926:9 Sells cottage and poultry farm to Donahy, 01/29/1926:1 Bissonnette, Alvin Blair, Lawrence C. Francis Bissonnete's ear injured in auto mishap, 10/19/1928:1 Moves from South Main St to Providence, 01/23/1925:2 Bissonnette, Cecil Blair, Minnie Purchases Laura Fuller homestead at North and Montello St, Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 12/23/1927:2 Wed to Philip Joncas, 11/06/1925:4 Bissonnette, Francis Blair, Minnie E. Ear injured in auto mishap, 10/19/1928:1 Wed to Joseph P. Joncas in November 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Bissonnette, J.A. Blair, Mrs Everett Insurance agent (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Resides in Truro, Nova Scotia, 06/29/1928:1 Black, Freeman Blair, Rufus E. John Cobb's truck damaged in collision with New Bedford driver, Driver collides with Kingston auto at Peirce and Pearl St, 10/25/1929:4 06/21/1929:1 Blais, Joseph W. Black, Mrs Walter Bridgewater man dies at age 44, 08/19/1927:4 Resides in Taunton, 08/19/1927:2 Blaisdell, Bruce D. Black, Thelma Member of Flying Club at Northeastern University, 12/14/1928:11 Undernourished child sent to summer camp, 07/15/1927:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/08/1929:1 Black Brook Blaisdell, Laura Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Blackburn, Blanche Default issued in case of violations of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Lets North Main St tenement to Thomas Reed, 07/16/1926:1 Fined $2 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/11/1927:1 Blackburn, Charles Blaisdell, Laura J. Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 Files for divorce, 10/12/1928:6 Blackburn, Hubert W. Divorce case heard in Plymouth, 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 02/06/1925:1 Blaisdell, Merle M. Dies at age 37, 02/06/1925:4 Wife files for divorce, 10/12/1928:6 The Little Print Shop takes over printing business (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Divorce case heard in Plymouth, 02/08/1929:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/06/1925:7 Blaisdell, Mrs Herbert Blackburn, Preston Resides in New Haven, CT, 07/01/1927:1 Resides in New York City, 02/17/1928:7 Blaisdell, Wallace Blackburn, Preston A. Resides in Fort Fairfield, ME, 09/07/1928:1 Engaged to Dorothy M. Gow, 07/20/1928:1, 07/26/1929:1 Blake (Mr) Wedding described, 08/23/1929:2 Sells key shop to Baxter, 10/14/1927:5 Wed to Dorothy M. Gow, 08/23/1929:4 Blake, Ada Blackburn, Preston Arthur Sells Wareham St property to Margaret Croswell, 03/26/1926:2 Engaged to Dorothy Margaret Gow, 08/09/1929:5 Blake, Ada E. Blackburn, William Petitions to erect garage, store gasoline, 11/04/1927:4 Obituary, 03/05/1926:1 Blake, Doris H. South Hanson man dies at age 46, 03/05/1926:4 Engaged to Philip C. Pascoe, Jr., 09/06/1929:4 Commissioner's notice to creditors of insolvent estate, 07/09/1926:8 Blake, Edward H. Administratrix presents account of estate, 11/11/1927:4 In possession of military document from 1805, 10/23/1925:9 Blacksmiths Purchases Holmes property on Clifford St, 05/06/1927:1 Frank Fuller, 10 Station St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Dies at age 71, 08/19/1927:4 Charles Fagan sells blacksmith shop to Frank Warren 25 years ago, Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 04/24/1925:7 Petition for administration of estate, 08/26/1927:5 Shop built near Rock Station 50 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Blake, E.H. L.S. Bailey moves shop from East Middleboro to near the depot 50 Locksmith and general repair business for sale (ad), 09/09/1927:8 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Lets space to Martenson for tailor shop 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Lewis Lincoln & Son reduce price of horseshoeing 50 years ago, Blake, Erwin 04/08/1927:7 Son born, 08/31/1928:4 Lewis Lincoln & Son shoes over one hundred horses 50 years ago, Blake, Erwin F. 01/20/1928:7 Wed to Elsie M. Haskins, 12/10/1926:4 Boston truck crashes into Duffany's blacksmith shop, 03/15/1929:3 Moves to Florida, 12/24/1926:7 A.J. Boudreau opens shop at 10 Station St (ad), 12/06/1929:7 Moves to Falmouth, 08/05/1927:1 Bailey enlarges blacksmith shop 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Blake, Erwin Fulton Blackstone, H.M. Wedding described, 12/10/1926:1 Purchases Lazell farm 25 years ago, 12/30/1927:8 Blake, Mrs E.H. Blackwell, Grace Louise Suffers from acute case of poison ivy, 06/01/1928:1 Wed to Faye Richard Owens, 03/11/1927:6 Blakeney, Mary Dies in Canada, 04/15/1927:6

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Blanchard, Carolyn H. Boardman, Eli Engaged to William Gwecke, 12/07/1928:7 Obituary, 04/26/1929:1 Blanchard, Clara L. Dies at age 58, 04/26/1929:4 Obituary, 10/22/1926:2 Boardman, George Widow of Thomas W. dies at age 74, 10/22/1926:4 George Parker's horse kicks youngster 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Blanchard, C.W.M. Boardman, John New elementary principal 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Elected manager of North Cambridge baseball team, 04/22/1927:5 Blandin, Dana Boardman, Julia Hired by Talbot-Seeley Co., 06/15/1928:9 Obituary, 04/23/1926:1 Blandin, Earl Widow of Edward dies at age 87, 04/23/1926:4 Wedding described, 03/12/1926:4 Will in probate, 05/14/1926:8 Blandin, Frederick D. Boardman, Levi Injured in collision of Frederick Pratt and Lewis Shaw, 11/30/1928:1 Concludes services at Leonard & Barrows after 39 years, 12/03/1926:3 Blandin, Horace Boardway, Mrs Charles Accepts post as government shoe inspector, 08/12/1927:1 Dies in Malone, NY, 08/21/1925:4 Moves from Forest St to Montello, 08/26/1927:1 Boats and Boating Blandin, Horace M. Lawton Barrows, agent for Johnsons and Evinrudes (ad), 07/03/1925:8 Accepts post with Dana Clothing Co., 11/19/1926:7 Frank Jenkins, Plymouth dory for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:10 Blaum, Charles Boats and Boating (50 years ago) Employed at C.R. Weld's, 04/06/1928:3 Popular sport here, 07/15/1927:6 Blazer, Martha C. George Washburn fits boat with screw propeller, 08/05/1927:8 Engaged to Harry Berman, 10/26/1928:4 New steamer launched at Nevertouch Pond, 08/12/1927:5 Blazer, Martha Celia Benjamin Wright purchases large boat for Assawompsett, 09/16/1927:4 Wed to Harry Berman, 12/07/1928:4 LeBaron's steamer Pioneer hauled out of water for season, 10/28/1927:6 Bleakney, Margaret J. Walter Parkhurst navigates lakes in ice boat, 02/24/1928:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/16/1926:5 LeBaron and Downing launch steamboat Pioneer in Nemasket, Bliss, Frederic W. 05/11/1928:6 Dies in 1876, 06/22/1928:7 Downing brings Charles Stratton's boat to Assawompsett, 06/08/1928:7 Bliss, Lena E. Yachtsmen hold regatta at Assawompsett Lake, 07/27/1928:6 New teacher at high school, 08/26/1927:1 Pioneer makes first trip up Nemasket, 05/24/1929:6 Blizzards (see Storms) S.B. Gibbs builds boat to cruise Nemasket, 06/07/1929:8 Bll, Ellis Cole launches pleasure boat at Assawompsett, 07/05/1929:3 Resigns from State Farm, 07/27/1928:3 Boats and Boating - Accidents Block, Earl F. Steam yacht rescues capsized boat at Assawompsett 25 years ago, Daughter born, 07/01/1927:2 06/11/1926:3 Block, Mary Elizabeth Boston couple upset canoe in Nemasket River 25 years ago, Born to Earl F., 07/01/1927:2 04/20/1928:6 Blodgett, William Roland Bob's Lunch Dies in Vermont, 07/27/1928:2 Spilled fat causes blaze, 09/03/1926:1 Blom, Henry R. Bodfish, John D.W. Assistant physician at state sanitarium resigns, 06/07/1929:1 Announces candidacy for Congress (l), 02/24/1928:7 The Blue Bird Why the liquor spy? (l), 03/02/1928:8 Fifty cent dinners (ad), 02/08/1929:10 Queried on statement about liquor laws (l) (Enid Sinclair Crosier), Blueberries 03/09/1928:2 Plentiful this year, 07/31/1925:1 Boehme (Mr) Scarce in South Middleboro, 07/31/1925:1 Rice St place sold to Edward McManus 25 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Season opens with good crop, 07/16/1926:6 Boehme, May Westgate forwards 4 to 6 bushels daily to Nantucket 50 years ago, Employed at telephone exchange, 10/29/1926:2 07/30/1926:6 Boehme, Avis Ripe in South Middleboro, 07/22/1927:2 Engaged to Herman Dyke, 07/24/1925:4 Minnie Russell's blueberry bushes well-filled, 10/28/1927:6 Boehme, Avis C. Brattleboro, VT makes inquiries about crop here, 08/16/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/31/1925:1 Boardman (Mr) Wed to Hermon R. Dyke, 07/31/1925:4 Burgess & Boardman, pansies ready (ad), 04/27/1928:10 Boehme, Charles Boardman, Arthur Moves from Star Ave to Pearl St, 05/22/1925:3 And John Burgess purchase property at Cherry and Grove St from Boehme, Joseph Theodore Holmes, 11/20/1925:1 Enlists in navy 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Wedding described, 11/05/1926:1 Stationed in Venezuela 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Wed to Dorene Whitney, 11/05/1926:4 Boehme, Lou__ (sic) Resigns from Leland Carnation Co., moves to Whitman, 02/18/1927:2 Accepts post at tea room in South Middleboro, 07/31/1925:2 Boardman, Arthur E. Boehme, Louise Alma Engaged to Dorene Whitney, 04/09/1926:9 Wed to George Anselm Casey, 04/06/1928:4 Boardman, Charles Wedding described, 04/13/1928:1 And others charged with walking on railroad tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Boehme, Madeline Gertrude Fined $10 for drunkenness, 03/11/1927:1 Wed to Stephen Page H__y (sic), 07/09/1926:3 Found guilty of drunkenness, 11/25/1927:1 Boehme, Mae Arrested for drunkenness, 05/11/1928:1 Employed at telephone exchange, 04/22/1927:7 Sentenced to State Farm for drunkenness, 06/22/1928:10 Arrested and returned to State Farm, 10/19/1928:1

31 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Boehme, Martha Books cont. Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 E.W. Peirce prepares history of Tispaquin 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Wife of William M. dies at age 62, 11/22/1929:4 A. Hamilton Gibbs and Jeanette Phillips Gibbs busy writing in Europe, Petition for administration of estate, 12/06/1929:6 03/30/1928:1 Boehme, Mary A. Mr and Mrs Gibbs busy writing in Europe, 03/30/1928:1 Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 Boomer, Benjamin Loring Widow of Charles H. dies at age 73, 08/19/1927:4 Brief biography (p), 10/07/1927:1 Boehme, Mary E. Boomer, B.L. Engaged to Carlton F. Hallet, 07/06/1928:1 Patents pedal attachment for cabinet organs, 06/25/1926:8 Boehme, Mary Edna Erects paint shop in Brockton 50 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Wed to Carleton Francis Hallett, 10/05/1928:4 Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local 20 Boehner, Mrs Eugene Leonard & Barrows makes application for labor prices, 01/21/1927:1 Slips and falls on ice, 02/18/1927:1 Leonard & Barrows price list approved by state board of arbitration, Sewing matron at women's prison, 03/04/1927:1 02/18/1927:7 Falls and sprains ankle, 04/06/1928:2 Alvin Howes business agent 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Boehner, Ruth Dispute with Leonard & Barrows over prices 25 years ago, Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 03/04/1927:1 09/07/1928:6 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/22/1928:4 Booth, Gilbert Teaches in North Brookfield, 07/27/1928:3 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Boehner, Ruth P. Borah, Carl Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 01/28/1927:1 Fined $25 for speeding, 06/26/1925:4 Boehner, Ward Bordeau, Fred Marine stationed in Philadelphia, 03/25/1927:3 Purchases Plymouth St bungalow from Sally Nourse, 03/11/1927:1 Occupies apartment on Titicut St, 08/03/1928:5 Bordeau, Leo Bogarti, Leonard Resides in East Bridgewater, 03/19/1926:5 Obituary, 03/13/1925:3 Bordeaux, Leo W. Bois, Henry Stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, VT, 01/07/1927:3 Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 05/13/1927:1 Bordeaux, Mattie Fire in Everett St apartment house, 06/15/1928:4 Sells North Lakeville lot to Ralph Nourse, 08/13/1926:4 Bois, Yvonne Mary Borden, Charles R. Engaged to Howard Sylvester Logren, 08/30/1929:4 Attends to vet practice of the late Walter Haskell, 04/10/1925:6 Wed to Howard Sylvester Logrien, 09/27/1929:4 Bornheimer, Bessie Dean Bolduc, Albert Resides in Portland, ME, 10/18/1929:6 Moves from Pearl St to Rock St, 12/03/1926:1 Borsari, Francis Herbert Bolduc, Arthur Engaged to Ellen Marguerite Gaudette, 05/31/1929:1 Moves from Rock St to Pearl St, 04/15/1927:2 Borsari, Frank Bolduc, Corinne Backs Panesis' truck into auto driven by Katherine Wright, 06/14/1929:4 Wed to Roy Shattuck, 07/02/1926:4 Borsari, G. Bolles, George P. Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Obituary, 02/17/1928:4 Borsari, George Bolton, Charles J. Attends Bucksport Seminary in Maine, 09/06/1929:1 Doctor at State Farm, 11/09/1928:9 Makes honor roll at Bucksport Seminary, 12/06/1929:5 Boman, Joseph Borthwick (Mr) Purchases bowling alley on Water St from James Russell 25 years ago, Dies in Reading, 06/05/1925:1 02/05/1926:7 Bosari, Francis Herbert Bon Mode Engaged to Ellen Marguerite Gaudette, 11/22/1929:4 Sisters Home Cooking at Bon Mode, 172 Centre St (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Boston Fruit Co. Bonham, Clarence W. Fruit dealers do "Arab disappearing" act, 01/02/1925:5 Resides in Annamaria, FL, 07/27/1928:1 The Boston Store Bonneer, James Annual January clearance sale (ad), 01/09/1925:2 Obituary, 04/13/1928:1 Eighth anniversary sale (ad), 01/07/1927:7 Bonney (Mr) Employs A. Kramer, 02/04/1927:7 Gustave Cedar purchases place in Warrentown, 05/27/1927:1 Removal sale (ad), 02/18/1927:3 Bonney, Everett S. Kramer moves stock to Pasztor building, 02/18/1927:7 Obituary, 04/24/1925:8 Grand opening sale at new address, 133 Centre St (ad), 03/25/1927:7 Bonney, Mrs L.E. Former site of store burglarized, 06/24/1927:8 Sells Warrentown cottage to Gustave Cedar, 07/01/1927:3 Employs Theresa Draghetti, 08/19/1927:4 Bonney, William Nelson A. Kramer proprietor, 09/09/1927:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/08/1925:7 Golden anniversary specials (ad), 01/11/1929:3 Books Eleventh annual stock taking sale (ad), 02/01/1929:3 George Fox Tucker publishes book How to Deal with Banks (ad), Bosworth (Mr) 04/03/1925:5 Mendall & Bosworth dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 "Appreciative Mother" pays tribute to book written by George Fox Bosworth, A.B. Tucker (l), 05/22/1925:7 Purchases Southwick St house and lot from Benjamin Leonard 50 years C.W. Hidden's book for sale: The Golden Highway (ad), 10/30/1925:8 ago, 05/14/1926:6 A. Hamilton and Jeanette Phillips famous novel-writing couple, Sells grocery business to G.W. Clapp 50 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 08/13/1926:7 Bosworth, A.S. Mendall & Bosworth partnership dissolved 50 years ago, 03/12/1926:6

32 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Botkin, Anny Boucher, Thomas F., Jr. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/03/1926:5 Graduates from NY School of Forestry, 12/17/1926:6 Botti, Joseph Boucher, Thomas, Jr. Moves from Elm St to Centre St, 05/13/1927:2 Takes position with Littel Tree Farm in Framingham, 04/08/1927:4 Attempted assault and robbery at W.H. Luther jewelry factory no joke, Boucher, Vincent 12/30/1927:1 Fined $10 for improperly marked traps, 11/11/1927:1 Carroll Morrison charged with assault with intent to rob Botti, Boudreau, A.J. 01/06/1928:1 Opens blacksmith shop at 10 Station St (ad), 12/06/1929:7 Boucher, A. Vincent Boudreau, H.C. Practices with football team at Holy Cross, 04/26/1929:1 Purchases North Middleboro farm from Ruscoe Miner, 06/24/1927:10 Boucher, A.V. Boudreau, Henry Trucking of all kinds (ad), 07/12/1929:8 Loses valuable cow, 02/24/1928:4 Boucher, Everett Boudreau, Martha Jane Resigns from Boynton's, employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 07/03/1925:2 Wed to Arthur William LeWillie, 11/13/1925:4 Employed at P.H. Pierce Co., 08/20/1926:5 Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 Chimney fire at Elm St home, 11/30/1928:7 Boudreau, Mary Agnes Boucher, Fred Engaged to Charles Merton Westgate, 08/10/1928:5 Considerable standing pine burns between Cross St and railroad tracks, Bourget, Mrs John 02/27/1925:2 Mother dies in Providence, 12/02/1927:2 Son born, 11/19/1926:7 Bourne (Mr) Boucher, James Weston & Bourne, parlor heaters (ad), 10/30/1925:8 Station agent in Bourne, 02/24/1928:7 Has building erected on Water St 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Station agent at South Middleboro resigns, 12/21/1928:2 Baker receives large order from Bridgewater almshouse 50 years ago, Acting agent at South Middleboro during cranberry season, 06/17/1927:8 09/06/1929:8 Baker located on Water St 50 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Station agent transfers to Avon, 12/27/1929:2 Confectioner moves business to Jenks' machine shop 50 years ago, Boucher, James Edward 08/16/1929:8 Dies at age 55, 12/21/1928:4 Bourne, Charles Boucher, John Fined $20 after collision with Brockton vehicle, 05/25/1928:1 Lets High St apartment to Harold Tessier, 08/28/1925:1 Bourne, Charles A. Chimney fire on Elm St, 12/10/1926:6 Allerton Thompson house for sale (ad), 10/23/1925:10 Boucher, John E. House for sale at 17 North St (ad), 11/13/1925:10 Lets High St apartment to Charles Campbell, 08/13/1926:7 In collision with driver from Brockton on state road to Bridgewater, Obituary, 12/21/1928:1 03/16/1928:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/01/1929:9 Substantial addition built on furniture store, 06/07/1929:1 Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 Bourne, George Boucher, Joseph First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Auto crashes into tree near North and Oak St, passengers injured, Bourne, Jennie 08/07/1925:1 Purchases South Middleboro cottage from Mrs Ermine Ross, Boucher, Louisa 01/13/1928:4 Lets Elm St apartment to Lorenzo Pittsley, 08/26/1927:1 Purchases home from William Bearse, 01/27/1928:3 Boucher, Louise Bourne, John Lets Elm St apartment to Leo Guertin, 06/03/1927:1 Sells Plymouth St property to Jerome Silva, 01/21/1927:7 Boucher, Madeleine Bourne, Kenneth Francis Engaged to Joseph Handrichon, 02/05/1926:1 Wedding described, 02/05/1926:3 Boucher, Madeline Winters Bourne, Samuel Wed to Joseph Thomas Handrickon, 02/19/1926:4 Fish man Randall Hathaway runs into bakery cart 50 years ago, Wedding described, 02/19/1926:4 01/21/1927:6 Boucher, Marie Produces about 300 pounds of candy per day 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Obituary, 08/14/1925:1 Bourne, Samuel S. Boucher, Marie A. Purchases Water St building from George Soule 50 years ago, Wife of Joseph B. dies at age 29, 08/14/1925:4 11/13/1925:7 Boucher, Mary Mansfield Bourne, S.S. Engaged to John Thomas Wholey, 11/02/1928:4 Separates candy and bakery businesses 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Wedding described, 11/16/1928:1 Porter contracts to build house on North St 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Wed to John Thomas Wholey, 11/16/1928:3 Boutin, Adelard Boucher, Sarah Employed in Amherst, 09/04/1925:3 Employed in Sherburn, 02/18/1927:7 Lets South Middleboro tenement to Frank Avery, 06/11/1926:8 Dietician at Sherborn Reformatory, 02/17/1928:7 Obituary, 01/06/1928:1 Resigns post as dietician at Sherborn, 08/17/1928:9 Dies at age 64, 01/06/1928:4 Post graduate student at Framingham Normal school, 03/01/1929:2 Will be missed in South Carver, 01/13/1928:3 Accepts post as county extension agent in New Hampshire, Will in probate, 01/27/1928:3 06/07/1929:2 Engaged to Jane Burnadette Cannon, 01/25/1929:4 Boucher, Sarah A. Boutin, Adelard Louis Accepts position at Reformatory for Women in Sherborn, 02/05/1926:1 Wed to Jane Burnadette Cannon, 02/15/1929:4 Attends Framingham Normal school, 05/03/1929:1 Boutin, Amelia Boucher, Thomas Attends Hyannis Normal school, 09/16/1927:6 Builds house on High St 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Home from Hyannis Normal school, 06/29/1928:2 Frame for new High St dwelling up 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Graduates from Hyannis Normal school, 06/28/1929:3 Sells Precinct St farm to Dason 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7

33 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Boutin, Arthur Bowey, Raymond J. Employed in Amherst, 09/04/1925:3 Purchases Plympton St property from Henry Shaw, 08/10/1928:1 Secures position in St. Albans, NY, 04/27/1928:6 Bowles, Cuthbert Boutin, David Son born, 05/15/1925:4 Resides in Quebec, 01/27/1928:3 Accepts position at Reo garage in Middleboro, 04/02/1926:1 Boutin, Joseph Bowley, Maynard Grass fire on Wareham St, 03/15/1929:1 Ill with dogwood poisoning, 01/11/1929:2 Boutin, Leah Bowley, Richard Attends Hyannis Normal school, 09/16/1927:6 Accidentally shoots himself in the hand, 07/05/1929:4 Graduates from Hyannis Normal school, 06/28/1929:3 Bowling Replaces Howell at Thompsonville School, 08/09/1929:9 Joseph Boman purchases alley on Water St from James Russell 25 years Boutin, Leo ago, 02/05/1926:7 Graduates from New Bedford Textile school, 06/15/1928:3 Chandler closes lanes on Water St 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Boutin, Leon Annual meeting of YMCA league (p), 04/27/1928:3 Attends textile school in New Bedford, 12/10/1926:6 New YMCA league to bowl Bostons, 12/21/1928:1 Boutin, Mrs Adelard New building at rear of American building let to Tucker for alley 50 Lets house to Raymond Perry, 02/10/1928:7 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Boutin, Viola Bowman, F.L. Employed at Brockton hospital, 02/20/1925:1 Safe after Florida tornado, 09/24/1926:1 Graduate nurse from Brockton hospital, 02/10/1928:7 Bowman, Fred L. Nurse at Wrentham hospital, 07/12/1929:4 Resides in St. Petersburg, FL, 12/04/1925:7 Nurse in Wrentham hospital, 11/01/1929:6 Writes from Florida about recent storms (l), 10/01/1926:1 Night nurse at St. Luke's, 12/13/1929:11 Occupies apartment on Court End Ave, 11/12/1926:7 Boutin, Wilfred Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/13/1928:6 In slight mishap with Acushnet driver, 07/10/1925:1 Correction to foreclosure notice, 01/20/1928:3 Injures knee in fall from motorcycle, 05/27/1927:3 Cottage at Tempest Knob Terrace suffers break-in, 04/06/1928:5 Boville, David L. Bowman, John Wed to Annie G. Rudolph, 01/07/1927:8 Purchases Job Cole farm from Isaac Sampson 50 years ago, Bowden, Harry E. 06/14/1929:8 Engaged to Bessie Bowen Jenney, 12/06/1929:6 Bowman, Mrs Fred L. Bowden, Harry Ernest Father dies in Milton, 01/14/1927:5 Wedding described, 12/13/1929:2 Bowman, O.H. Wed to Bessie Bowen Jenney, 12/13/1929:6 Accepts post at A&P in Barnstable, 08/21/1925:4 Bowden, William Moves to Barnstable, 09/18/1925:4 Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Bowman, Oliver Bowen, Carolyn Succeeds Harold Cleverly as clerk at A&P, 05/08/1925:5 Class of 1926 essay on Hobbies, 06/25/1926:1 Bowne, Jennie M. Attends Simmons College, 12/10/1926:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/28/1929:5 Finishes two years at Simmons College, 06/22/1928:5 Bowne, William A. Bowen, Everett A. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/28/1929:5 Ponders future of mankind (l), 01/30/1925:6 Boxes Receives call from Willimantic, CT 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 see also Alger Paper Box Co.; Clark & Cole Co.; C.N. Atwood & Son; D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 L.O. Atwood Box Factory On courtesy of traffic officers (l), 06/24/1927:4 Betty's Neck Co. closes, 01/09/1925:2 Escapes injury when auto skids, rolls over, 11/01/1929:1 Smaller factory turns out 100 per day 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Bowen, Franklyn G. A.T. and L.W Savery run box board mill in earnest 50 years ago, Wed to Viola Kimple, 04/24/1925:1 01/15/1926:6 Bowen, Janet Alger & Co. purchases straw shop and engine from John Miller 25 years Attends Simmons College, 12/10/1926:9 ago, 05/14/1926:6 Bowen, Jeanette Savery brothers start mill in East Middleboro 50 years ago, Attends Simmons College, 01/02/1925:3 09/17/1926:7 Graduates from Simmons, College, 06/17/1927:2 Business dull 50 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 Bowen, Maurice Isaac Bryant makes Vegetine boxes at mill 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Employed by Davey Tree Expert Co., 07/10/1925:1 John B. LeBaron installs 80-hp boiler in box mill 25 years ago, Employed by Davey Tree Co., 03/12/1926:5 09/30/1927:6 Bowen, Maurice S. White pine turned into boxes at Rock 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Takes position with Davey Tree Expert Co., 03/06/1925:7 Bryant purchases press for printing on boxes 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Friends see him off to job in Kent, OH, 03/13/1925:6 D. Theron Burnett incorporator of Better Boxes, Inc., 03/22/1929:1 Engaged to Cecelia Cleary, 10/09/1925:7 Boxing Resides in Ridgewood, NJ, 12/10/1926:9 Brockton man petitions to hold bouts at Strand Theatre, 08/28/1925:4 Bowen, Richard Billie Kenniston wins bout in Attleboro in three rounds, 09/04/1925:1 Resides in Hempstead, Long Island, 01/02/1925:3, 12/10/1926:9 Selectmen decide against issuing license for amateur bouts, Bowen, Richard G. 10/09/1925:3 Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 William Gomes enters amateur tournament in Taunton, 01/06/1928:1 Wed to Helena M. Erickson, 06/24/1927:4 Rev Garfield opposed to Elk's bid for boxing permit, 05/10/1929:10 Bowen, Virginia Boy Scouts of America Supervisor of needlework in Worcester schools, 01/02/1925:3 Troop forms in Rock under leadership of A.G. Warner, 09/18/1925:4 Resides in Worcester, 11/16/1928:4 Middleboro share of drive $2,500 (ad), 08/23/1929:3 Bowers, John M. Guild Harlow at work forming new troop, 09/06/1929:1 Moves from Rock St to Wareham St, 07/10/1925:1

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Boyce, Harriet Brackett, Guy Attends Chandler Normal school, 04/22/1927:1 Resigns from Soule's, employed in Quincy, 08/28/1925:1 Boyce, Helen I. Concludes services at Soule's, 09/04/1925:1 Continues work at Chandler School in Boston, 09/10/1926:5 Employed in Quincy, 09/18/1925:4 Accepts post at Darrow School of Business, Rochester, NY, Brackett, Guy W. 07/13/1928:1 Furniture repair and refinishing, 29 Smith St (ad), 12/25/1925:6 Boyce, Yvonne Furniture repair (ad), 01/15/1926:5 Sentenced to Sherborn reformatory for lewd and lascivious behavior, Furniture repair business proves very successful, 04/02/1926:6 03/15/1929:5 Phone number changed (ad), 08/17/1928:10 Boyer, Peter Brackett, G.W. Lets Centre St house to Clarence Stuart, 02/05/1926:4 Ten years' experience in window shade work (ad), 01/01/1926:8 Boynton, Agnes M. Brackett, Mildred Offers suggestions to planning board (l), 11/04/1927:1 Resides in Brookline, 12/03/1926:1 Boynton, Anna M. Resides in Atlantic City, NJ, 11/04/1927:1 Wife of John R. dies at age 58, 11/23/1928:4 Brackett, Randolph hurchill (sic) Obituary, 11/30/1928:4 Wife files for divorce, 11/02/1928:5 Boynton, Carlyle T. Brackett, Susan B. Finishes school year at Boston University, 05/22/1925:9 Spencer corsets (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Attends Boston University, 09/18/1925:4 Brackett, William W. Receives Bachelor of Sacred Theology at Boston University, Picks mayflower in full bloom, 11/20/1925:1 06/18/1926:1 Announces candidacy for treasurer/collector, 12/24/1926:1 Decides not to return to South Middleboro pastorate, 02/11/1927:9 Town treasurer, 08/05/1927:1 Resides in Macksburg, OH, 12/16/1927:6, 02/10/1928:7 Files nomination papers for treasurer, tax collector, 12/14/1928:1 Accepts pastorate in Victor, NY, 10/25/1929:2 Candidate for treasurer/collector, 12/06/1929:1 Boynton, Carlyle Tuttle To my friends, the voters of Middleboro (ad) (l), 12/20/1929:6 Wed to Wilhelmie Traum, 07/03/1925:4 Bradbury, Charles W. Wedding described, 07/03/1925:6 Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Boynton, George Braddock, Arthur Prison officer at State Farm, 08/24/1928:4 Daughter born, 04/16/1926:1, 04/23/1926:6 Boynton, George H. Braddock, Caroline Funeral held in Claremont, NH, 03/01/1929:1 Widow of Charles dies at age 70, 10/19/1928:4 Boynton, Georgia Braddock, Carrie Resigns from Lobl Co., 04/13/1928:9 Obituary, 10/19/1928:6 Accepts post in Boston insurance office, 07/20/1928:1 Bradford, Almeda G. Boynton, J.C. Wedding described, 07/23/1926:1 William Sullivan resigns from J.C. Boynton & Son, 06/19/1925:3 Bradford, Almeda Gertrude Everett Boucher resigns from J.C. Boynton & Son, 07/03/1925:2 Wed to Frederick Emmons Standish, 07/16/1926:4 Home wired for electricity 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Bradford, Calvin Boynton, Jessie Ross Obituary, 06/29/1928:1 Wed to Franklin Thomas Griswold, 08/09/1929:5 Dies at age 80, 06/29/1928:4 Boynton, Mary E. Will in probate, 07/13/1928:6 Obituary, 05/28/1926:1 Ship arrives from South America 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Petition for administration of estate, 06/04/1926:5 Bradford, E. Lester Boynton, Mary Elizabeth Gets two fox with single shot, 02/08/1929:7 Wife of John C. dies at age 74, 05/28/1926:4 Bradford, Elmer L. Boynton, Samuel F. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/27/1929:5 Appointed night watchman 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Bradford, Elmer Leslie Boynton, William G. Engaged to Helen Alma Thomas, 01/06/1928:4 Appointed assessor for three years, 02/20/1925:1 Wed to Helen Alma Thomas, 02/10/1928:4 Appointed to overseer of the poor board, 09/17/1926:1 Wedding described, 02/10/1928:6 Uncle dies in Claremont, NH, 03/01/1929:2 Bradford, Jennie Brackett, Elizabeth Mae Employed at NH State Hospital in Concord, 05/08/1925:2 Files for divorce, 11/02/1928:5 Attends summer course at Tufts, 08/13/1926:2 Brackett, Ethel Employed at hospital in NH, 08/10/1928:1 Engaged to Alfred Butler, 06/24/1927:1 Teacher of oral hygiene in Plymouth, 08/24/1928:2 Brackett, Ethel M. Bradford, Joseph Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Sister dies in Panama, 06/04/1926:1 Wed to Alfred M. Butler, 07/08/1927:4 Bradford, J.W. Brackett, Frank Noted East Middleboro hunter gets 7th fox of season, 12/30/1927:1 Employed at State Farm, 03/23/1928:4 Bradford, Lester Moves to Plymouth St, 07/13/1928:1 Explosion of shotgun injures three, 12/11/1925:3 Moves from Summer St to Plymouth St, 07/13/1928:4 Makes improvements to Wareham St grounds, 12/11/1925:3 Brackett, Frank L. Bradford, Lydia G. Employed at State Farm, 04/22/1927:6 Dies in Plymouth, 02/22/1929:2 Son born, 01/13/1928:1 Bradford, Roland Brackett, Gladys Burnham Explosion of shotgun injures three, 12/11/1925:3 Son born, 01/13/1928:1 Moves to Southwick St, 04/06/1928:3 Bradford, Roland L. Wedding described, 10/22/1926:2 Wed to Lura A. Thomas, 10/22/1926:4

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Bradford, Sumner Braley, Theodore A. Obituary, 04/08/1927:2 Purchases Maple Rd bungalow from Charles Grover, 12/17/1926:6 Bradley, Howard Brawn (Mr) Wareham couple married 25 years, 03/27/1925:9 Thomas Swift replaced by Briggs at express company 50 years ago, Bradley, Inezetta 03/29/1929:8 Employed at Woolworth's, 09/04/1925:1, 08/06/1926:8 Brawn, Alice D. Bradshaw (infant) New teacher at high school, 05/21/1926:7, 09/03/1926:3 Funeral held in South Middleboro, 10/02/1925:2 Brawn, Howard Bradshaw (Mr) Moves to Wareham St from Brockton, 12/07/1928:6 Accepts position at Elmer Sisson's garage, 01/07/1927:2 Brawn, Lewis Bradshaw, Florence Attendant resigns from State Farm, 03/09/1928:5 Resides in Chelsea, 07/26/1929:2 Bray, Mrs N.E. Bradshaw, Greatorex Resides in Cambridge, 02/27/1925:2 Engaged to Janet King, 08/27/1926:1 Brayton, Edward Bradshaw, Greatorex Charles D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Engaged to Janet Frances King, 10/16/1925:1 Brayton, George Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Wed to Janet Frances King, 09/10/1926:4 Brayton, Lucy Bradshaw, Lewis D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Daughter born, 09/25/1925:3, 6 Breach, Charles Employed in Halifax, 07/19/1929:4 Resides in Taunton, 01/13/1928:1 Bradshaw, Mildred Breach, Emma Teaches in Wareham, 04/29/1927:7, 06/28/1929:3 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 09/04/1925:2, 08/19/1927:4 Bradshaw, Mrs Florence Replaced by Nellie Kelley at Powrie & Ryder, 10/05/1928:1 Resides in Boston, 12/24/1926:4 Employed at A.R. Glidden & Son, 10/26/1928:1 Bradshaw, Mrs Greatorex Breach, John Resides in St. Louis, MO, 06/01/1928:1 Died at New Orleans 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Brady, Frances Elizabeth Breach, Lester Engaged to William Edwin LeBaron, 04/19/1929:4 Sells Cherry St homestead to John Lacombe, 03/26/1926:2 Braley (Judge) Moves from Court End Ave to Centre St, 10/21/1927:3 Promoted to Supreme Court 25 years ago, 12/30/1927:8 Breck, S. Braley, Clarence E. Concrete work (ad), 04/05/1929:10 Obituary, 04/17/1925:1 Vaccination of school children (l), 05/10/1929:1 Braley, Fred Breck, S., Jr. Leases Nelson's Grove cottage to Boston parties, 04/16/1926:1 Firewood for sale (ad), 10/14/1927:10 Braley, Frederic Liquid concrete (ad), 06/01/1928:8 Sells South Middleboro place to Mr Small, 09/10/1926:3 Breck, Samuel Braley, Frederic A. Belmont man dies at age 64, 09/17/1926:3 Sells house to Mr and Mrs Small, 10/15/1926:8 Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Moves to Valdosta, GA, 11/19/1926:6 West Point grad appointed first assistant adjutant general 50 years ago, Sells South Middleboro house to Thomas Small, 03/25/1927:3 01/13/1928:6 Braley, Frederic J. Breivogel, Doris Virginia Administrator's sale of real estate, 10/29/1926:5 Born to Henry A., 06/17/1927:2 Auction sale, 03/18/1927:5 Breivogel, Henry A. Braley, Frederick A. Daughter born, 06/17/1927:2 Obtains employment in Brockton, 05/31/1929:2 Brennan, Nellie May Braley, Harry E. Wife of Seymour H. dies at age 44, 01/25/1929:4 Sells North St lot to Fred Landau, 08/27/1926:4 Brennan, Nellie M. Braley, Henry K. Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Obituary, 01/18/1929:1 Brentson, Edith M. Braley, Lucy New teacher at high school, 09/03/1926:3 Accepts position in model school in Bridgewater, 07/02/1926:6 Brett, Abbie Teaches in Bridgewater, 12/02/1927:3 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Braley, Lucy B. Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Graduates from American Institute of Normal Methods at Lasell Cashier at Sparrow Bros., 07/30/1926:1, 07/22/1927:1 Seminary, 08/05/1927:1 Lightning enters Staples shore cottage, 07/12/1929:1 Braley, Merton Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Daughter born, 04/17/1925:1, 10/14/1927:6 Brett, Abbie F. Braley, Miriam Cashier at Sparrow Bros., 07/06/1928:4 Resides in Arlington Heights, 01/02/1925:4 Brett, Charles Teaches in Arlington, 12/02/1927:3 Austin Lovell salesman 50 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Resides in Arlington, 07/12/1929:4 Brett, George L. Braley, M.L. Austin Lovell replaced by Mr Westcoat 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Wallpaper to suit every taste (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Brett, Junior Braley, Neva Born to Oliver, 05/21/1926:6 Engages in candy business in Valdosta, GA, 01/18/1929:6 Brett, Oliver Braley, Serena J. Son born, 05/21/1926:5, 6 Burial in Lakeville, 04/22/1927:1 Parked auto struck by Cambridge driver, 07/29/1927:1 Wife of Edward R. dies at age 66, 04/22/1927:4 Moves to Miller St, 09/09/1927:7 Moves from Miller St to Everett St, 09/07/1928:3

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Brett, Oliver C. Briggs, Alton E. Son born, 05/21/1926:5 Executive secretary of Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange, Brett, Ollie 02/13/1925:4 Sells North St cottage to Fred Standish, 09/02/1927:1 Re-elected secretary of Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange, Brett, Rufus 01/13/1928:4 Purchases Forest St place from I.F. Thatcher 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Briggs, Arthur L. Brett, Rufus J. House painting and paper hanging (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Burial in Central Cemetery, 06/12/1925:1 Briggs, Burton Miami, FL man dies at age 70, 06/12/1925:4 Moves from Rock St to Falmouth, 06/24/1927:8 Brett, Sylvanus L. Briggs, Burton E. Fills vacancy on Board of Registrars, 08/13/1926:7 Moves from Waltham to Rock St, 04/15/1927:2 Brett, William Briggs, B.W. Sells interest in Brett & Soule 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Moves here from Waltham, 04/08/1927:2 Brett & Son To open Downeyflake Doughnut Shop on Centre St (ad), 04/08/1927:5 Grocery business expands 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Briggs, C.C. Brett & Soule Employed by Brawn and Lovell express 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Brett sells interest to Soule 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Briggs, Charles Emerson Breuninger, Caroline Pauline Wed to Florence Hannah Morris, 09/16/1927:6 Wed to Charles Jacob Hartmann, 02/25/1927:4 Briggs, Charles H. Brewderx, James Chelsea man dies, 04/30/1926:4 Burglar gets away with $97 from Peirce St house 25 years ago, Briggs, Columbus 03/13/1925:7 Uses Isaac Briggs' patented nail feeder 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Brewster, Muriel Briggs, Ebenezer, Jr. Sunshine Sonnets (poem), 07/05/1929:5 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Brick Making Briggs, Edna see also E.L. Cook Brick Co.; New England Brick Co.; Sampson, Employed at Whitman's department store, 08/14/1925:3 George R. Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/08/1927:1 Henry Roberts contracts to provide brick for large number of houses 25 Briggs, F.F. years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Purchases bungalow and repair garage from Alfred LeWillie, Eldridge sells brick for house to Shockley 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 11/19/1926:2 Eldridge sells 500,000 bricks to Rochester parties 50 years ago, Briggs, Francis 09/02/1927:6 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Bridges Briggs, Frank F. New bridge completed at Sturtevant's corner, 03/27/1925:2 Taxidermist, Wareham and Wood St (ad), 10/21/1927:8 Span at shovel works broken down 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Briggs, George L. Iron girders for Centre St span arrive 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 New guard rail installed on Muttock bridge, 10/16/1925:1 Briggs, G.L. James Thomas' case against town of Middleboro referred to auditor, Sells place to Boston parties, moves to Hartford, CT, 09/13/1929:1 03/19/1926:6 Briggs, Grace L. Adjourned meeting discussion includes rebuilding of bridge over And others sell Barden Hill garage to George Carroll, 09/27/1929:1 Namasket on East Main St, 03/26/1926:1 Briggs, Helen M. Public Works department accepting bids, 06/04/1926:5 Obituary, 07/19/1929:1 Contract for structure over Nemasket goes to Providence firm, Wife of Paul B. dies, 07/19/1929:4 06/18/1926:10 Briggs, Henry A. No East Taunton runs to center while railroad bridge under construction Funeral held in Duxbury, 08/05/1927:2 (ad), 06/17/1927:10 Obituary, 08/05/1927:2 Traffic diverted to West Grove St during bridge repair on Centre St, Briggs, Ida Florence 06/24/1927:2 Obituary, 08/02/1929:1 River bridges to be raised to allow steamboat travel 50 years ago, Wife of Arthur L. dies at age 66, 08/02/1929:4 07/08/1927:6 Briggs, Isaac Clark, Carver, and Thomas to do regrading and raising of bridges over Invents nail feeder 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Namasket 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Briggs, Julius No damage to East Taunton trolley in derailment on Centre St bridge, Obituary, 02/26/1926:7 07/22/1927:1 Briggs, Mae Work progresses on Vaughan's, Poorhouse, and Waterman's bridges 50 Teacher at high school 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Briggs, Mercy J. Abutment on Middleboro side of Auburn St bridge gives way, Obituary, 11/08/1929:1 10/07/1927:1 Widow of James W. dies at age 89, 11/08/1929:4 South St span over Taunton River repaired, 10/21/1927:4 Briggs, Otis Auburn St bridge repaired, 11/25/1927:1 Purchases Erpelle estate 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Cap stone dislodged at Muttock during heavy rain, 01/27/1928:4 Team collides with Lucas' team 50 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Water mains over bridge at Muttock must be laid carefully, Purchases barn from James Peirce 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 05/17/1929:1 Begins work in Erpelle estate 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Flooring on Everett St bridge renewed, 09/13/1929:1 James Eldridge sinks well for Briggs 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Brievogel, Henry Drives fine pair of matched horses 50 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Employed at Stanley Wood Grain Co., 01/09/1925:4 Receives more horses from Vermont 50 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Daughter born, 12/18/1925:9 Receives ten horses 50 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 Briggs, A.L. Receives another carload of excellent horses 50 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Real estate, 19 Elm St (ad), 03/25/1927:5 Purchases horses in Vermont for customers here 50 years ago, 03/01/1929:8

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Briggs, Samuel Brooks, John, Sr. Occupied old Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Occupies tenement on Plymouth St, 04/06/1928:9 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Brooks, Lois Briggs, Samuel B. Moves from Plymouth St to Fall Brook, 05/03/1929:4 Obituary, 02/27/1925:1 Brooks, Mrs Frank Briggs, Walton Dies in Taunton, 04/24/1925:1 Funeral held in Marion, 05/27/1927:6 Brooks, Vernon Briggs, Windsor Born to John, 01/29/1926:4 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Brooks, Vernon Lincoln Briggs & Sampson Born to John, 01/29/1926:1 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Brooks & Benson Brigham, T. Ernestine Radios and accessories (ad), 05/27/1927:10 Wed to Raymond H. Wood, 06/28/1929:4 Radios, 131 Arch St (ad), 11/02/1928:5 Brignoli, J. Brothers, William J. Tax collector's sale, 08/14/1925:5 Purchases Thompson St farm from Nicholas Jansen, 03/06/1925:2 Brignoli, John Sells Thompson St farm to Arthur Angell, 07/20/1928:1 Tax collector's sale, 08/21/1925:3 Brouillard, Theodore Brink, Cecile Daughter born, 02/19/1926:3 Moves to Salem, 06/29/1928:2 Broullard, Theodore Brink, Cecile D. Wed to Noella Adams in February 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Odist for MHS class of 1928 (p), 06/22/1928:1 Brown (Mr) Brinkman, Eva J. Purchases Pearl St lot 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Collides with Taunton driver at West and Center St, 07/24/1925:1 Old portable School Street schoolhouse sold to Brown, 05/24/1929:1 Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 07/31/1925:1 Brown (Mrs) Brisbane, Arthur Purchases North Lakeville place from Chadwick, 06/04/1926:4 To write for Gazette, 08/30/1929:4 Brown, Anna Britton, Archie Evans Petitions to adopt Martha Louise Brown, 08/27/1926:3 Engaged to Ethel Irene Lees, 07/06/1928:4 Brown, Annie Britton, Lillian J. Funeral held in Nantucket, 06/08/1928:3 Oldest Leap Year "baby" in Middleboro, 03/09/1928:7 Brown, Bert G. Britton, Mrs Archie And wife new superintendent and matron of Poor Farm, 03/06/1925:1 Resides in Stoughton, 03/08/1929:8 Brown, Charles Broadbent, Gilbert Graduates from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Son born, 09/11/1925:5 Brown, Charles I. Broadbent, Mrs William Crosses Isthmus to the Pacific 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Sails from Boston for England, 07/22/1927:3 Brown, C.I. Broadbent, Robert Kenneth Wing fits up chamber for Brown's barbershop 50 years ago, Wedding described, 09/11/1925:1 05/08/1925:6 Wed to Alice Clara LaFlamme, 09/11/1925:4 Brown, E. Gerry Broadbent, William Obituary, 09/07/1928:2 Couple married 37 years, 02/17/1928:5 Brown, Eben Broder, Michael Daughter born, 06/25/1926:9 Obituary, 12/25/1925:1 Brown, Edna May Dies at age 70, 12/25/1925:4 Auto struck by Tribou driving USDA vehicle, 11/04/1927:5 Broderick, Julia Brown, Edna M. West St property sold to Charles Norvais, 04/10/1925:1 Moves from Bridgewater to Rock St, 04/15/1927:2 Broderick, Vivian Brown, Elizabeth _hapman (sic) New pastor at Central Baptist (p), 12/24/1926:1 Engaged to John Stearns Johnson, 12/30/1927:2 Set to begin work at Central Baptist, 01/21/1927:7 Brown, Elizabeth Chapman Begins duties at Central Baptist, 01/28/1927:1 Wedding described, 06/08/1928:1 Central Baptist holds reception for new pastor, 02/04/1927:1 Wed to John Stearns Johnson, 06/08/1928:4 Brodrick, Vivian C. Brown, Emina Takes apartment in Connor's house on North Main St, 01/21/1927:1 Resides in Wakefield, 08/23/1929:1 Broe, Harold Brown, F.C. Fined $50 for setting fire without permit, 05/13/1927:1 Navy chaplain accepts call to Buffalo 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Brooks, Alvin Douglas Brown, F.K. Spills scalding water on legs and feet, 09/06/1929:6 Woolworth manager rents apartment from Clarence Willard, Brooks, Frank 08/12/1927:1 Resigns from Keith & Pratt after 30 years, 10/09/1925:1 Brown, Francis Obituary, 06/29/1928:8 New manager of woolworth's store, 03/18/1927:6 Brooks, Herbert Brown, Gardner Moves from Chestnut St to Arch St, 10/09/1925:1 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Daughter born, 10/18/1929:6 Brown, Gertrude M. Brooks, John Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Son born, 01/29/1926:1, 4, 02/25/1927:2 Brown, Gertrude Marion Resumes duties at Caswell Bros., 06/29/1928:8 Engaged to Maynard Henry Goodridge, 05/20/1927:6 Employed at Caswell Bros., 07/19/1929:3 Wed to Maynard Henry Goodridge, 07/08/1927:4 Brooks, John, Jr. Brown, Harry M. Moves from Plymouth St to Fall Brook, 05/03/1929:4 Wed to Arge Gerry, 10/02/1925:1

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Brown, Herbert Bruso, George cont. Thrown from electric car 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Arrested for assault on wife, 03/11/1927:1 And wife assume positions April 1st, 03/27/1925:1 Wiring in Bruso's truck catches fire, 06/14/1929:1 Brown, I.S. Bryan, Charles Handwriting analyses (ad), 07/15/1927:8 Daughter born, 09/25/1925:3 Brown, J.F. Bryant, Abraham Purchases four acres between Oak and Peaseville 50 years ago, Sells farm to Charles Wadhams 50 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 08/13/1926:6 Bryant, Abram Brown, Joseph J. Few bushes ablaze 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1928:5 Bryant, Alice Francis Brown, Levi P. Daughter of Isaac H. and Edith F. Wrightington dies at age 2, Purchases Swift's Express 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 12/31/1926:4 Barrows bids on property 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Bryant, Alton Brown, Lydia F. Daughter born, 02/01/1929:4 Obituary, 03/15/1929:1 Bryant, Arad Wrentham woman dies at age 61, 03/15/1929:4 Eldest person to die here in 1899, 01/23/1925:6 Brown, Lyman P. Bryant, Arthur And H.W. Sturtevant awarded patent for chicken brooder 25 years ago, High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 11/27/1925:6 Bryant, A.W. Brown, Marguerite Lucas and Morrill purchase stock in trade from Bryant 50 years ago, Wedding described, 08/03/1928:3 07/09/1926:4 Brown, Marion Starts meat market 50 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 Engaged to Mark Snow, 06/14/1929:1 Back in grocery business 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Brown, Martha Louise Bryant, Charles M. William and Anna Brown petition to adopt, 08/27/1926:3 Sells Green property to Fred Orcutt, 05/28/1926:3 Brown, Mary Bryant, Clarence Dies in Detroit, MI, 09/04/1925:7 Employed at dairy in Harwich, 07/26/1929:1 Brown, Phyllis Bryant, Edward Purchases North Lakeville property from Roy Chadwick, 06/11/1926:5 North Main St house (p), 09/18/1925:1 Sells North Lakeville tea room and poultry farm to Thomas Marchant, Bryant, Elmer 05/11/1928:10 Hospitalized after struck by auto from West Medford, 01/11/1929:1 Brown, Richard Bryant, Ernest F. Son born, 09/24/1926:7 Moves from East Middleboro to Plympton, 05/17/1929:5 Brown, Ruby Bryant, Florence M. Purchases 30-acre McKnight property in Lakeville, 09/11/1925:7 Kindergarten classes resume (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Sells Lakeville filling station to Annie Collins, 04/08/1927:1 Fire at kindergarten quarters on North Main St, 06/07/1929:1 Brown, Russell Resumes kindergarten classes (ad), 08/30/1929:4 New asylum attendant at State Farm, 11/09/1928:9 Bryant, George F. Brown, Walter North Main St house remodeled by Edward Bryant (p), 09/18/1925:1 Son born, 06/21/1929:4 Original builder of George Place estate on East Main St, 02/11/1927:8 Brown, William Retires from Brockton grain business, 08/19/1927:1 Petitions to adopt Martha Louise Brown, 08/27/1926:3 Sells North Main St place to William Thomas, 10/07/1927:1 Brown, William F. Visits Pennsylvania coal fields 25 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Framingham man dies, 04/15/1927:2 Geraniums stolen from window boxes, 06/07/1929:1 Brown & Lovell's Express Legs burned from boiling water, 09/13/1929:1 Formed from Shaw's and Swift's companies 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Bryant, Grace M. The Brown Cab Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Taxi service (ad), 03/01/1929:10 Daughter of George F. and Roxanna E. Hagen dies at age 36, Browne, Charles E. 04/08/1927:4 Earns Master of Arts from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Bryant, Henry J. Browning, Helen Palmer Dies at age 39, 04/09/1926:4 Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Bryant, Henry S. Wed to Roy Francis Perkins, 07/22/1927:4 Moves to Plympton, 04/20/1928:2 Bruce, Lester Sells Waterville place to Charles Roberts, 04/19/1929:1 Obituary, 11/12/1926:3 Bryant, Horace L. Bruce, Lester C. Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Funeral held in Carver, 11/19/1926:7 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Bruce, Mrs D. Bryant, Isaac Resigns from North Lakeville School, moves to Long Island, Makes Vegetine boxes at mill 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 01/13/1928:3 Raven St place (p), 02/10/1928:1 Bruce, Mrs Duncan Purchases press for printing on boxes 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Resides in Lynn Brook, Long Island, 06/29/1928:1 And Grover Bennett purchase Cox mill 50 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Bruso (infant) Bryant, Loring Daughter of George and Abbie dies of suffocation, 01/28/1927:2 Old house near Green featured (p), 04/17/1925:1 Bruso, Abbie Bryant, Louis H. Infant daughter of George and Abbie Phinney dies, 01/28/1927:4 Son born, 06/05/1925:7 George Bruso arrested for assault on wife, 03/11/1927:1 Bryant, Mrs Percy Bruso, George Resides in Wollaston, 05/25/1928:3 Son born, 03/27/1925:1 Bryant, Percy Chimney fire on Fuller St, 01/07/1927:1 Occupies apartment on Cook's hill, 10/12/1928:2

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Bryant, Southard Buckman, Everett Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Son born, 01/14/1927:5 Bryant, Susan E. Freeman Resides in Miami, FL, 05/27/1927:3 Raven St couple married 50 years (p), 01/25/1929:2 Son born, 06/15/1928:9 Bryant, Wallace Employed in Brooklyn, NY, 09/28/1928:3 South Hanson couple married 50 years, 06/21/1929:1 Resides in New York, 07/12/1929:4 Bryant, Wallace M. Buckman, Florence Middleboro friends and relatives attend 50th anniversary celebration, Accepts post in Wollaston, 11/19/1926:6 06/21/1929:2 Takes position in Wellesley home, 03/18/1927:2 Bryant, Walter T. Resides in Wellesley, 07/29/1927:4 Isaac Bryant place on Raven St place (p), 02/10/1928:1 Resides in Needham, 06/01/1928:2 Raven St couple married 50 years (p), 01/25/1929:2 Buckman, Frank Everett Bryant, Warren Born to Everett, 01/14/1927:5 Funeral held in Kingston, 03/02/1928:9 Buckman, Fred Bryant, Winifred E. Builds bungalow on Benson St, 12/04/1925:6 Retires from Brockton grain business, 08/19/1927:1 Resigns position at Narragansett Milling Co., 12/31/1926:5 Bryant & Soule Attends Hawley School in Boston, 01/07/1927:2 Horse holds record for hauling heavy load 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Takes position in Georgetown, CT, 04/29/1927:7 Complete new coal shed on Cambridge St 25 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Employed in Hanson, 11/02/1928:6 Rent old post office rooms 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Employed in Harwichport, 05/10/1929:2 Contract with Henry Roberts for construction of power house 25 years Buckman, Laurence Robert ago, 07/08/1927:6 Wedding described, 12/06/1929:3 Four-horse team capsizes on Fuller St 25 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Wed to Ethel Stella Cole, 12/06/1929:6 Southworth builds stable 25 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Buckman, Ralph Bryden, Mary Resides in Whitman, 11/08/1929:2 Resides in Fairhaven, 09/13/1929:1 Buckman, Robley Bryden, Norman W. Son born, 11/30/1928:4 Purchases Lane homestead in Warrentown, 03/18/1927:6 Buckman, Robley E. Moves from Wollaston to Warrentown, 03/25/1927:1 Infant daughter dies, 05/21/1926:5 Buchell, A. Son born, 12/07/1928:7 Returns from visit to native Europe 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Buckman, Rose Buchell, Augustus Stenographer in Needham, 09/07/1928:4 Sails for home in Antwerp 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Resides in Needham, 10/12/1928:2 Buchell, C.N. Gives up position in Needham to care for brother, 10/19/1928:3 On executive committee of National Retail Shoe Dealers' League 25 Budd (Mr) years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Waters & Budd, cars washed and simonized (ad), 04/09/1926:4 Buckey, J.H. Waters & Budd, 87 Everett St (ad), 12/03/1926:5 Replies to Carl Kendall with gratitude (l), 05/17/1929:6 Budd, George Buckey, John H. And Joseph Waters open battery service station on Everett St, Gives farewell address at Central ME Church, 03/27/1925:3 10/30/1925:2 Former Middleboro minister requests retirement, 03/01/1929:1 Manager of White Shoe Store, 374 Center St (ad), 03/29/1929:2 Resigns from Methodist ministry, 04/12/1929:8 Budgets - Lakeville Buckman, Amos Has $2,000 surplus 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Injures head and hand digging well, 03/09/1928:3 Budgets - Middleboro Buckman, Amos S. Town accepts state system of accounting, 01/02/1925:1 Tax collector's sale, 08/14/1925:5 Notice of payment for all outstanding bills against town (ad), Tax collector's sale (t), 08/21/1925:3 01/02/1925:8 Tax collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3 Old and new forms of town government discussed at Commercial Club Collides with Hyannis car, 08/09/1929:7 meeting, 01/09/1925:1 Buckman, Arthur State auditors check new accounting system, 01/16/1925:1 Occupies Tinkham's tenement at Rock, 05/08/1925:4 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Daughter born, 11/18/1927:3, 09/07/1928:3 Bertha Cushing assistant to town treasurer, 02/06/1925:5 Employed in Whitman, 05/24/1929:2 "Fair Play" says treasurer/collector getting bad deal (l), 02/06/1925:5 Resides in Whitman, 06/14/1929:4 Results of "committee night" of town meeting, 02/13/1925:9 Buckman, Arthur W. Adjourned town meeting session devoted to budget, 02/20/1925:6 Wedding described, 04/10/1925:9 "Fair Play" unhappy with committee report on town government (l), Helen Thomas seriously injured when run down by Arthur Buckman, 05/22/1925:1 03/05/1926:1 Annual town report, 01/29/1926:3 Buckman, Arthur Warren Addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/05/1926:1 Engaged to Lillian Hudson, 02/20/1925:4 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Buckman, A.S. Generous number of voters at town meeting, not stingy, 02/12/1926:1 A.S. Buckman & Son, wells drilled or driven (ad), 07/29/1927:8 Taxpayer comments of results of town meeting (l), 02/12/1926:1 Buckman, Augusta W. "Enquirer" comments on town spending (l), 02/19/1926:4 Obituary, 03/09/1928:8 Appropriations outlined 25 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Buckman, Augusta Wheeler All bills against must be submitted by 01/05, 12/24/1926:8 Wife of John dies at age 79, 03/02/1928:4 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Buckman, Donald Evans Greater part of budget approved before adjournment of town meeting, Born to Robley E., 12/07/1928:7 02/18/1927:2 Buckman, Earle Adjourned town meeting completes business for the year, 02/25/1927:7 Funeral held in Raymond, NH, 06/05/1925:3 More than $30,000 not earmarked for specific project, 04/29/1927:7

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Budgets – Middleboro cont. Buisson, Mildred Windsor cont. Finances for Town House questioned 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Completes three-day dance teacher training course in Boston, J.A. Thomas inquires into governing of town and utilization of tax 10/01/1926:6 monies (l), 01/06/1928:1 Dancing classes (ad), 10/15/1926:12 "Enquirer" asks about expenditures (l), 01/13/1928:1 Annual New Years' dance attracts 400, 01/07/1927:3 J.A. Thomas comments on cost to print town report (l), 01/13/1928:1 Pupils hold 8th annual festival, 05/13/1927:8 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Adult dance classes resume (ad), 09/16/1927:8 Budget completed, remaining articles addressed at adjourned meeting, Opens dance class for children in Wareham and for adults in Brockton, 02/24/1928:1 10/21/1927:1 Town should be economizing (l) (Ida F. Rounseville), 03/09/1928:3 Pupils hold 9th annual May festival, 05/11/1928:10 Details of state audit (t), 04/27/1928:9 Reopens dance studio (ad), 10/05/1928:10 Town receives $28,948.49 from the state, 11/23/1928:2 Annual New year's dance postponed due to scarlet fever epidemic, A word on town affairs (l) (William Egger), 12/28/1928:1 12/28/1928:2 Request for payment of bills (ad), 12/28/1928:7 Holds annual dance party, 02/01/1929:3 School Committee ends year with balance on hand, 01/18/1929:1 Pupils hold 10th annual May Festival, 06/07/1929:2 Selectmen complete work on budget, 02/01/1929:1 Buisson, Mildred Winsor Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Dancing classes (ad), 10/16/1925:5 Discussions at town meeting, 02/15/1929:1 Pupils hold third annual New Year's dance, 01/08/1926:5 Discussion of town appropriations, 02/22/1929:1 Bulk, Joseph Two-hour adjourned session wraps up 1929 town meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Night attendant at State Farm, 10/26/1928:3 List of appropriations made 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Bullard (Miss) Results of state audit (t), 06/28/1929:7 Librarian of Middleboro Free Public Library 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Fund transfer subject of special town meeting, 10/11/1929:1 Bullard, Harry Harwood Questionnaire on budget (l) (James A. Thomas), 12/13/1929:1 Wed to Evangeline Simmons, 11/11/1927:4 Selectmen adopt old-time plan of open meetings, 12/20/1929:2 Bullard, Ida Louise Builders Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 see also Churchill, Chester; Fuller, Thomas; Graham, Frank; Graham, Bullard, Josephine James; Hanson, Fred L.; Harlow, Elliott W.; Holloway, W.E.; Appointed librarian 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Phinney, Frank; Porter, F.B.; Shaw, Joseph N.; Sherman, Joshua; Bullard, N. Josephine Southworth, W.H.; Sparrow, James P.; Starbuck, George W.; First librarian here celebrates 90th birthday, biography, 09/10/1926:7 Whittemore & Starbuck Celebrates 91st birthday, brief biography, 09/09/1927:1 William H. Harlow's name found inscribed on board from old Quincy Obituary, 08/31/1928:1 depot 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 Dies at age 91, 08/31/1928:4 Mr Hoxie opens carpentry shop near depot 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 List of public bequests, 10/26/1928:1 Mason Leggee says have ceiling fixed (ad), 01/15/1926:8 Bullard, Nancy J. Henry Pember builds cottage and garage for Alton Pratt near West Will in probate, 09/14/1928:5 Falmouth, 04/16/1926:1 Bullard, N.J. L.L. Rounseville & Sons, masons and contractors (ad), 12/10/1926:10 Moves from Boston to Middleboro 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Henry Pember builds home in Lakeville for Jones, 10/21/1927:4 Bump (Mr) Local carpenters publish pay notice 25 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 And Shaw lay foundation for Congregational church 50 years ago, Merle Washburn and Oliver Sheridan partners in Washburn & Sheridan 10/11/1929:8 Construction Co., 04/06/1928:6 Bump, Benjamin W. Carpenter's union installs officers, 07/12/1929:2 Resigns from Middleboro & Taunton, hired by Tom Thumb 50 years Henry Pember builds addition to Maxim Motor Co. plant, 07/12/1929:4 ago, 08/20/1926:6 Building Demolition (see Demolition (building)) Leaves Little People in New York 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Building Laws Bump, B.W. Warrant for special town meeting, 02/25/1927:6 Tinkham disposes of interest in Centre St market to Bump 25 years ago, Fewer than 75 attend final session of town meeting, 03/11/1927:2 08/13/1926:6 Building Materials Mail carrier resigns 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 see also Churchill, Chester; Sears Lumber Co. Travels with Tom Thumb's company in the west 50 years ago, Lumbermen enlarge storage building at depot 50 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 05/22/1925:7 Wild geese on display at store 25 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 "Plain Citizen No. 2" comments on lumber market (l) (J.A. Thomas), Bump, Clark 12/18/1925:1 Butler sells Rhode Island Rd farm to Swanson, 06/26/1925:1 H.C. Perkins, sand and gravel, 40 School St (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Bump, Dana E. L.B. Pratt, sand, gravel and loam (ad), 05/04/1928:6 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 05/21/1926:6 S. Breck, Jr., liquid concrete (ad), 06/01/1928:8 Pleads not guilty to assault on wife Margaret, 03/23/1928:2 S. Breck, concrete work (ad), 04/04/1929:10 Bump, George H. Buisson (Mrs) In San Francisco 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Wanted, pianist for dance classes (ad), 09/02/1927:5 Mine superintendent 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Buisson, Joseph Bump, G.H. Chimney struck by lightning, 07/12/1929:1 Cattle detained at West Bridgewater because of ice 50 years ago, Buisson, Mildred Windsor 02/06/1925:7 Takes over instruction of Brockton students, 01/09/1925:1 Bump, Harry Pupils give annual New Year's dance, 01/09/1925:8 Sells Everett St tenement to Roger Anderson, 10/11/1929:3 Students perform in recital at Bridgewater, 05/08/1925:1 Bump, Harry E. Pupils present 6th annual May festival, 05/08/1925:3 Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 Students give performance of Cinderella at annual May festival, Dies at age 52, 11/22/1929:4 05/14/1926:3 Petition for administration of estate, 12/27/1929:2 Purchases School St place from Charles Cobb, 07/30/1926:1

41 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Bump, Henry Burdett, D.B. Engaged to Alice Faber, 01/20/1928:3 Occupies North Main St apartment, 04/09/1926:3 Bump, Huldah (see Warren, Minnie) Burdett, Dorr T. Bump, I.D. Parked car causes mishap on Barden Hill, 12/31/1926:1 Purchases Oak St lot from Isaac Thompson 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Burgess, Bradford Bump, J.C. Purchases Oak St lot from Isaac Thompson 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Purchases estate of Earle Sproat 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Burgess, Bradford C. Bump, Margaret Brief biography (p), 03/29/1929:1 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 05/21/1926:6 Burgess, C.A. Bump, Margaret L. Funeral held in Rockland, 05/17/1929:3 Dana Bump pleads not guilty to assault on wife Margaret, 03/23/1928:2 Burgess, Charles F. Bump, Mrs George W. Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Brother dies in Maine, 03/16/1928:2 Moosup, CT man dies at age 74, 01/13/1928:3 Bump, N. Burgess, Claribel J. Auction sale of household goods and personal property (ad), Engaged to Albert W. Jackson, 09/13/1929:1 11/02/1928:5 Burgess, D. Webb Bump, Philander Resides in Chicago, 01/02/1925:1 Everett St homestead given to Home Union for Aged People 25 years Burgess, David ago, 06/05/1925:6 Boston man dies at age 86, 01/25/1929:4 Bump, Philander W. Burgess, David W. With Benjamin Lovell (p), 06/12/1925:1 Resides in Chicago, 08/06/1926:1 Bump, Roxana S. Employed in Chicago, 06/29/1928:1 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Resides in Chicago, 07/12/1929:1 Widow of Charles E. dies at age 86, 01/25/1929:4 Burgess, Deborah T. Bump, Stephen W. Widow of Bradford C. dies at age 83, 12/25/1925:4 Engaged to Edythe S. Finneran, 07/19/1929:4 Obituary, 01/01/1926:1 Wed to Edythe S. Finneran, 07/26/1929:4 Lines in memory of, 01/22/1926:9 Bump, Sylvanus Burgess, Earl Purchases land on School St 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Daughter born, 01/23/1925:2 Bump, Thomas W. Burgess, Earle F. Barn fire at Stafford's in Lakeville, 11/08/1929:4 Employed at telephone exchange, 07/17/1925:2 Bumpus, Andrew F. Burgess, Harvey C. Wed to Dorothy Elizabeth Leonard, 01/02/1925:4 Wed to Gladys Marion Eames, 07/20/1928:5 Congratulations from South Carver, 01/02/1925:7 Burgess, James A. Bumpus, Andrew W. Reprint of 1909 article, trip down main street (l), 02/26/1926:2, Obituary, 04/13/1928:2 03/05/1926:2 Bumpus, E.E. Appointed special police officer 50 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Installs oil heater in home, 10/11/1929:3 Early photo of spring in Middleboro (p), 04/22/1927:1 Bumpus, Ellis House in old Nemasket (p), 06/14/1929:1 Son born, 07/05/1929:4 Burgess, James H. Bumpus, Ellis S. Board of Health agent encourages folks to clean out cellars 25 years Wed to E. Elisabeth Tillson, 07/08/1927:4 ago, 03/09/1928:7 Bumpus, Margaret M. Burgess, John Burial at Plymouth, 04/10/1925:3 And Arthur Boardman purchase property at Cherry and Grove St from Bumpus, Mary I. Theodore Holmes, 11/20/1925:1 Wife of Elmer E. dies at age 69, 08/02/1929:4 Burgess, Leora Bumpus, Minnie Employed at Middleborough Trust Co., 07/29/1927:1 Resides in New Bedford, 11/05/1926:7, 11/09/1928:2 Sights five robins, 03/15/1929:1 Bumpus, Mrs Benjamin Employed at Trust Co., 07/26/1929:1 Obituary, 02/08/1929:2 Burgess, Madaleine Paulding Bumpus, Mrs Elmer Wed to Alton Maurice Wood, 01/09/1925:4 Obituary, 08/09/1929:3 Wedding described, 01/09/1925:4 Bumpus, Mrs George Burgess, Marshall Resides in New Bedford, 06/14/1929:4 Moves from North Main St to Pearl St, 07/15/1927:6 Bumpus, Walter Burgess, Sarah E. Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 07/02/1926:2 Funeral held in Rockland, 03/29/1929:6 Purchases investment property in Wareham, 11/09/1928:1 Burgess, Walter Bumpus, William Fire in yard on Rock St, 07/19/1929:5 Struck and killed by Taunton driver, 07/03/1925:1 Burgess & Boardman Obituary, 07/10/1925:1 Pansies ready (ad), 04/27/1928:10 Inquest held into death, 07/17/1925:1 Burglary Results of inquest, 08/14/1925:2 see also Robbery; Theft Bunker, Arietta Winthrop-Atkins Co. suffers break-in, 01/16/1925:1 Obituary, 10/21/1927:4 Break-ins at summer places near Pocksha Pond, 01/16/1925:2 Bunker, Roland Juveniles get suspended sentences for break-in at Long Pond, Builds addition to North Middleboro home 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 05/08/1925:1 Burbank & Ryder Pennies taken in break-in at Jefferson Moody's shoe repair shop, Move Japan plant from Middleboro to Charlestown 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:1 08/06/1926:5 Stranger enters St. Peter's house, leaves with money, 07/03/1925:5 Incorporate under laws of Maine 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Henry Walker's roadside store burglarized, 09/11/1925:1

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Burglary cont. Burkhead, J.H. cont. At Fred Shockley's Lakeville paint shop, 12/18/1925:1 Lets Courtland St house to C.F. Allen, 07/15/1927:1 Bedford St house of Percy Clulow ransacked, 08/13/1926:1 Purchases Fairhaven St tenement from Leslie Pfister, 09/16/1927:6 Antique furniture taken from local folks recovered in Boston, Displays specimens of asparagus, 05/24/1929:1 09/24/1926:1 First Plymouth county orchardist eligible for "90% clean apple club", Spaulding's roadside stand suffers break-in, 10/22/1926:9 09/20/1929:4 Attempted burglary at William Soule's store, 12/03/1926:1 Burkland, Henry B. Bedford St home of Percy Clulow broken into again, 12/10/1926:1 Wins prize for article in Farm and Home Magazine, 01/02/1925:4 Police investigate break-ins at Lakeside, 12/17/1926:1 Making the most of our schools (in New England Homestead), Juveniles arrested in series of break-ins in North Middleboro, 09/25/1925:2 02/04/1927:7 Director of religious education at Unitarian church, 10/01/1926:9 Percy Trites gets five to seven for break-in, 03/04/1927:5 Attends Boston University, 07/26/1929:2 Vacant store on Centre St robbed, 06/24/1927:8 Burlin, Fred Fall Brook Garage night man Bump averts burglary, McGrady not so Declines offer from YMCA, 07/24/1925:10 lucky, 07/29/1927:1 Burman, Max Clarence Churbuck's printing office burglarized, 08/19/1927:1 Second alarm false, 07/24/1925:2 Churbuck's missing type located, 08/26/1927:8 Burnett, B.T. Frank Tibbetts arraigned on charges of break and entering, 10/21/1927:1 Daughter born, 06/25/1926:2 Bowman's cottage at Tempest Knob Terrace suffers break-in, Burnett, D. Theron 04/06/1928:5 Incorporator of Better Boxes, Inc., 03/22/1929:1 Break-in at C.P. Washburn grain elevator, 05/25/1928:1 Burnett, D.H. Break-in at antique shop, Studley & Drew, 06/08/1928:1 Schlueter estate sells woodworking plant to Burnett, 08/31/1928:1 Thief frightened away from store of Ellen Gay, 09/14/1928:1 Burnett, D.T. Attempts made at Kelley storehouse and Allen store, 09/28/1928:4 Fuller brushes (ad), 10/15/1926:12 Burglar steals cash from home of L.P. Spaulding, 11/23/1928:2 Fuller Brush man to take orders by telephone (ad), 12/09/1927:4 Harold Logan arrested for break-in at Dewey Clothes Shop, Daughter born, 11/09/1928:4 04/26/1929:1 Burnham, Alice Eaton Nothing missing in alleged break-in at A&P, 07/12/1929:1 Obituary, 07/26/1929:1 Suits and overcoats taken in break-in at George's Men's Shop, Burnham, Chester 11/15/1929:1 Son born, 03/25/1927:1 Series of break-ins at cottages on Assawompsett investigated, Burnham, Clarence 11/15/1929:2 Son born, 02/17/1928:6 Winslow, Allen, and Egger places burglarized, 12/13/1929:4 Burnham, Clinton Break-in reported at American Express office, 12/20/1929:1 Stationed at Fort McKinley, ME, 03/12/1926:8 Burglary (25 years ago) Burnham, Edward Burglar gets away with $97 from Brewderx's Peirce St house, Sells Lakeside home to Fred Turpin, 07/13/1928:4 03/13/1925:7 Sells place in Lakeville, moves to Everett St, 08/17/1928:5 Penniman Bros. shoe factory visited by burglars, 08/14/1925:7 Burnham, Ernest Burglars make two attempts at house of Ira Tinkham, 08/28/1925:6 Funeral held at Athol, 10/18/1929:2 Luther Bailey's lunch room entered, 08/12/1927:5 Burnham, George Bailey's lunchroom suffers break-in, 12/02/1927:6 Brockton couple married 50 years, 01/11/1929:2 Burglary (50 years ago) Burnham, George E. Herring at 20 cents per dozen, still getting stolen, 05/15/1925:7 Ernest Pratt's auto badly damaged in collision with Boston company Break-in at freight house, 06/12/1925:6 truck, 07/10/1925:1 Burglary at home of Charles Gay, 06/19/1925:6 Burnham, Lillian James Clark's store and Hartley Wood's suffer break-in, 12/11/1925:7 Accepts post at Bridgewater Normal school, 01/14/1927:3 Tramp breaks into North Middleboro depot, 03/04/1927:6 Burnham, Mrs Ernest Cephas Haskins' storehouse suffers break-in, 04/22/1927:6 Resides in Athol, 11/12/1926:1 Abraham Thomas' house suffers break-in, 10/07/1927:6 Burnham, Orvis McElroy & Cushman clothing store suffers break-in, 02/17/1928:6 Installs radio set in home, 03/16/1928:2 Depot suffers break-in, 06/15/1928:8 Burns and Scalds Residence of George Leonard broken into, 09/07/1928:6 Shirley Neal dies after scalded by water, 08/27/1926:1 Grocery of Asa Winslow burglarized, 12/28/1928:7 Dorothy Dow Guild dies from burns after kitchen stove explodes, Rock depot suffers break-in, 04/19/1929:6 10/15/1926:1 Burke, Margaret Mrs B.F. Holmes burns hand while working at stove, 12/17/1926:1 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Mrs William Wilcox severely burned in accident with hot stove, Widow of Michael dies at age 80, 01/13/1928:3 02/10/1928:1 Burkhead (Dr) Mrs Seth Vickery badly burned by hot grease, 03/23/1928:6 Tenant calls in fire on Courtland St, 04/12/1929:1 Lightning enters house, Dunham's arm burned, 03/29/1929:6 Burkhead, James H. Lawrence Sullivan receives burns from exploding firecracker, Addresses Congregational Mens' class on disease, 02/19/1926:3 07/05/1929:1 Purchases Mullein Hill Orchard from Walter Sampson, 08/17/1928:1 Alvin Brooks spills scalding water on legs and feet, 09/06/1929:6 School physician resigns, 08/17/1928:9 George Bryant's legs burned from boiling water, 09/13/1929:1 Smith replaces Burkhead as school physician, 09/07/1928:1 Burrell, Addie S. Burkhead, J.H. Brookline woman dies at age 75, 11/19/1926:4 Lets Courtland St apartment to Howard Shurtleff, 05/01/1925:1 Obituary, 11/19/1926:4 Doctor's office water damaged in fire at Peirce building, 07/17/1925:1 Burrell & Harlow Co. Sells summer home to John Howes, 02/12/1926:2 Fisher and Westhaver of Boston purchase Reo garage, 08/26/1927:4 Family member dies in Woodsfield, OH, 06/18/1926:1 Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. takes over business (ad), 08/26/1927:7 Employs Silas Thomas on asparagus farm, 07/08/1927:2

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Burrill, Henry W. Buses cont. Bridgewater couple married 25 years, 06/28/1929:2 Town House open to patrons, 12/07/1928:6 Burroughs, Ava Bus line owner Dole addresses selectmen, 05/24/1929:1 Resides in New York, 10/19/1928:4 Service here cause for complaint, 05/31/1929:1 Burroughs, Laura Methodist bus service proves successful, 09/20/1929:1 Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Other churches to try plan for Sunday school students, 11/01/1929:1 Burroughs, Laura C. Bushee, Charles Memorial poem to Robert Humphrey, 02/06/1925:1 Sells Middleboro farm to local party, 04/24/1925:7 Burrows, John Giles Business and Industry Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 see also Middleboro Commercial Club; Middleboro Merchant's Burt, Arthur Association; names of specific industries; Sealer of Weights and Tendons lacerated in wood sawing accident, 04/16/1926:1 Measures Burt, George W. Ernest Maxim speaks to Central ME Church Wesleyan class on New attendant at State Farm asylum, 12/23/1927:1 "boosting" Middleboro, 03/20/1925:1 Burt, Grace What's the matter with business in Middleboro? (l), 07/03/1925:1 Thomas Nichols' auto skids on icy road, strikes Burt, 01/21/1927:1 Businesses organize Merchants' Day here, 08/14/1925:1 Burt, William B. Merchants' Day, list of participating businesses (ad), 08/14/1925:3 Dean's truck collides with LeBarnes' truck on Plympton St, Nothing the matter with Middleboro (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 01/13/1928:1 08/28/1925:3 Burt, William T. Boom Middleboro (l) (A.R. Dealtry), 10/23/1925:9 Collides with Arnold Adams near the Green, 06/05/1925:1 "Plain Citizen" says Middleboro shows promise (l), 12/11/1925:2 Fire destroys shed and sleigh 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 "Plain Citizen No. 2" comments on lumber market (l) (J.A. Thomas), Burtsell, Herman 12/18/1925:1 Purchases Cross St farm from Norman McDermid, 05/13/1927:3 Middleboro gets mention in Cleveland, OH publication (l), 03/19/1926:8 Buses Cure for bad business in Middleboro (ad) (J.T. McKechnie), see also East Taunton Street Railway; Gateway Bus Line; Hammond, 04/09/1926:5 Arthur; New England Transportation Co. Dollar Days in Middleboro (ad), 08/06/1926:2 Hourly runs between Wareham and MB (ad), 02/27/1925:5 Extra opening hours over holidays (ad), 12/10/1926:10 George Davidson granted temporary certificate for public convenience, Sullivan to build new business block on South Main St, 05/06/1927:1 08/14/1925:1 First National and W.T. Grant Co. move into Ryder block, 05/13/1927:1 Changes to schedule effective 12/17 (ad), 12/18/1925:10 Dollar Days (ad), 05/13/1927:4 Change in parking to relieve traffic conditions, 01/01/1926:1 Addition to Sullivan's property adds materially to business district, Announcement of new terminal point (ad), 01/08/1926:9 05/20/1927:2 Davison's petition for bus service heard by selectmen, 01/22/1926:2 "Citizen" urges comparison to Middleboro of the past (l), 05/20/1927:9 Service resumes after 5-day snow blockade, 02/19/1926:1 How to Make Middleboro Grow (cartoon), 05/27/1927:1 "Suburbanite" unhappy with bus stop accommodations (l), 04/02/1926:1 Middleboro Fair brings attention to town, 07/01/1927:1 Public hearing on NY, NH & Hartford RR petition to run line, Three great bargain days (ad), 07/29/1927:4 05/21/1926:5 Local merchants announce Bargain Days, 08/05/1927:1 Davison's bus driven by Roy Richmond collides with Roxbury auto, Middleboro merchants' bargain days (ad), 08/05/1927:6 07/02/1926:1 Merchants discuss late Thursday hours, street lighting, and advertising, Rock folks unhappy with removal of route, 09/17/1926:7 10/07/1927:1 Arthur Tripp agrees to keep store open as bus waiting room, New block planned on Centre St, 10/07/1927:1 09/24/1926:4 Downtown block built by Sproat in 1824 to be demolished, Elmer Sisson and Arthur Hammond petition to operate buses, 10/28/1927:1 10/01/1926:5 Opportunity awaits all in Middleboro (ad), 11/11/1927:8 Selectmen conduct hearing on bus line petition from Hammond, Old Jenks place on North Main and Peirce St partially replaced by new 10/15/1926:2 block, 11/25/1927:1 Davison's bus rear-ends auto driven by Elijah Ober, 12/17/1926:1 Medford firm begins work on new Centre St block, 01/13/1928:1 Passengers ask Santa for waiting room (l), 12/24/1926:1 Welcoming a New Year of greater opportunity (ad), 01/13/1928:7 Waiting room urged, 12/31/1926:6 Pierce Hardware awarded contract for heating and plumbing new Centre Change in routes opposed, 01/07/1927:1 St block, 02/10/1928:6 Waiting room at old fire station opens, 01/14/1927:5 Middleboro: The smile center of the Universe (ad), 03/02/1928:7 Fire station waiting room closes, 02/11/1927:6 Middleboro in the dumps, 04/13/1928:1 Motor bus schedule, 02/25/1927:1 Wood store quickly replaced by brick, 04/13/1928:1 Resume former routes after waiting room at old fire station closed, That prosperity (l) (J.A. Thomas), 04/20/1928:5 04/08/1927:1 New industry here, Howes Manufacturing Co., produces microscopic Wareham line to be discontinued, 09/09/1927:8 slides for laboratories, 06/01/1928:1 George Dole granted license for service here, 09/16/1927:1 Enumeration of different kinds of businesses (ad), 07/20/1928:7 Late service to Rock resumes, 10/07/1927:1 Nemasket Spring Water Co. left out of advertisement, 07/27/1928:1 How about the buses? (l) (J.A. Thomas), 11/11/1927:3 Merchants' dollar days mark improving conditions, 08/17/1928:1 Question of waiting room answered with another question, 11/25/1927:1 Conditions improve here, 10/05/1928:1 Evening churchgoers without transportation, 11/25/1927:3 Visitor impressed with liveliness, 10/26/1928:1 In defense of the bus user (l) (F.H. Noble), 12/02/1927:6 Local merchants to close for Armistice Day, 11/02/1928:1 About the bus waiting room (l) (J.A. Thomas), 12/16/1927:6 Much agitation over businesses closing for Armistice Day, 11/02/1928:1 Town Hall to be waiting room, 12/23/1927:1 Boosting home town and community pays (ad), 11/09/1928:1 Late Wareham bus may be discontinued, 12/30/1927:6 Christmas club checks totaling $110,000 good news for merchants, Late runs to Rock discontinued, 01/20/1928:2 12/14/1928:1 Whitney granted franchise for line from Middleboro to New Bedford, Fairly good locally, 01/18/1929:1 06/15/1928:9 E.E. Phinney compares local conditions to those of 35 years ago (l), Town House to be kept open as waiting room (ad), 12/07/1928:4 02/15/1929:1

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Business and Industry cont. Butler, Philip Ephraim A good word for Middleboro (l) (Frederick H. Noble), 02/15/1929:4 Wedding described, 04/09/1926:1 Manufacture of Old Homestead incubators and brooders a steady Wed to Maria Thomas Vickery, 04/09/1926:4 business 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Butler, R.G. Thursday closing agreement (ad), 03/22/1929:4 Opens office over Whitman's store 25 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 On Thursday closing (l) (Harold F. Wood), 03/22/1929:9 Political advertisement (ad), 12/27/1929:4 Merchants appear to agree on Thursday afternoon closing, 03/29/1929:1 Butler, R.G., Jr. Is there a price to be paid from shopping locally?, 04/26/1929:1 Posted at Fort Banks, Winthrop, 09/14/1928:1 Loss due to epidemic, 05/03/1929:1 Butler, Robert Selectmen discuss effects of smallpox epidemic, 05/03/1929:1 Ranks high in French at West Point, 01/16/1925:3 Local merchants meet to combat exaggerated reports of epidemic, Tries out for football at West Point, 09/11/1925:1 05/03/1929:3 Butler, Robert G. Improves as smallpox wanes, 05/10/1929:1 Attends West Point, 07/08/1927:1 ALA denies rumor (l), 05/17/1929:4 Announces candidacy for school board, 12/21/1928:1 A job to undo damage done during smallpox epidemic, 05/24/1929:1 To the voters of Middleboro (l), 12/28/1928:8 New industry breaks ground here, shirt manufacturer, 05/24/1929:1 Elected to three-year term on School Committee (p), 01/25/1929:1 Plea for cooperation (l) (William Egger), 07/05/1929:8 Endorsed candidate for selectman, 12/27/1929:1 That plea for cooperation (l) (J.A. Thomas), 07/12/1929:1 Butler, Robert G., Jr. Dollar Days (ad), 08/09/1929:2 Attends West Point, 01/01/1926:3 Roadside stands on state highway told to relocate, 08/16/1929:1 West Point cadet promoted to corporal, 06/18/1926:2 Text of lecture: Who Earn Middleboro's Living? (Granville E. Tillson), Passes West Point exams, 03/23/1928:1 12/13/1929:2 Graduates from West Point (p), 06/15/1928:1 Business and Industry (25 years ago) Wedding described, 07/05/1929:1 NE Insurance Exchange visits local industries, 05/08/1925:6 Wed to Mary A. Wood, 07/12/1929:4 Christmas business fair, 12/31/1926:5 Leaves for posting in the Philippines, 08/23/1929:1 Market men agree on early closing movement, 12/28/1928:7 Arrives safely in San Francisco, 09/13/1929:1 Business and Industry (50 years ago) Notes from the Orient (l), 12/06/1929:8 Wells so low manufacturers shut down, 01/30/1925:7 Butler, Robert George, Jr. Atwood takes census, 07/10/1925:8 Engaged to Mary Adeline Wood, 12/30/1927:2 Sovereigns of Industry hold meeting, 01/08/1926:3 Butler, Samuel S. Charcoal grinding business set up in Muttock, 01/15/1926:6 Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Early closing movement agitates, 07/02/1926:7 Taunton man dies at age 67, 09/17/1926:3 Some businesses closing early, 07/16/1926:7 Butler, Susan K. Merchants agree to close after 8:00 p.m., 11/22/1929:8 Obituary, 04/01/1927:1 Business Men's Club Widow of Ephraim D. dies at age 90, 04/01/1927:4 Holds annual meeting 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Petition for administration of estate, 04/08/1927:6, 02/03/1928:7 Reaches agreement with owner of Copeland block 25 years ago, Butler, William R. 08/16/1929:8 Daughter born, 09/18/1925:2 Buswell, Charles E. Butman, W.C. Rents South Middleboro property from Van Dusen, 09/10/1926:2 Runs photo studio in Albuquerque, NM 25 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 Butler (Dr) Runs photo studio in Albuquerque 25 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Office closed next week (ad), 05/03/1929:8 Buttermore, Albert Butler, Alfred Attends vocational school in New Bedford, 09/17/1926:7 Engaged to Ethel Brackett, 06/24/1927:1 Attends New Bedford Vocational school, 04/20/1928:4 Butler, Alfred M. Buttermore, M.A. Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Moves from Precinct St to Highland Rd, 04/20/1928:4 Wed to Ethel M. Brackett, 07/08/1927:4 Buttermore, Michael Butler, A.M. Son born, 07/26/1929:4 Old floors made new (ad), 09/28/1928:8 The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop Butler, Ethel Jeanette Chicken and duck dinners (ad), 10/04/1929:10 Born to Philip, 01/25/1929:4 Buxton, Harold T. Butler, George W. Moves from Rock St to Reland St, 08/05/1927:1 Engaged to Alice C. Connover, 08/13/1926:4 Cottage at Newburyport burns, 08/16/1929:1 Butler, James N. By-Laws (see Government) Sells Rhode Island Rd farm to Gustafus Swanson, 06/26/1925:1 Byram, Charles Butler, Lyman Auto collides with Bridgewater vehicle, 03/27/1925:6 Daughter born, 01/04/1929:4 Head of sales at Antique Exchange, 10/07/1927:1 Butler, Lyman Ernest Larceny case continued, 08/17/1928:1 Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Byram, Charles E. Wed to Enid Stuart Bigelow, 10/14/1927:4 And Donald Payson dissolve partnership in Cape Cod Portrait Co., Butler, Mary E. 11/06/1925:8 Taunton woman dies at age 60, 07/10/1925:6 Charged with larceny from business partner David O'Malley, Butler, Philip 08/10/1928:10 Son born, 03/18/1927:1 Case dismissed for lack of prosecution, 08/24/1928:5 Daughter born, 01/25/1929:4 Byrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1957 Butler, Philip E. Former resident a member of Byrd's Antarctic expedition (l) (Ralph Leg broken when kicked by horse, removed after blood poisoning set in, Denson), 01/18/1929:2 10/01/1926:1 Ralph Denson returns from Antarctic expedition with Byrd, 04/19/1929:7 Ralph Denson arrives home from Antarctic expedition, 04/26/1929:1

45 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Byrnes, Joseph H. Cains, W.J. Son born, 04/27/1928:1 Purchases Cross St cottage from F.A. Fish, 08/06/1926:1 Byrnes, Joseph Herbert Cairns, David D. Wed to Helen Fuller Shaw, 07/23/1926:4 Sells Cross St cottage to James Reynolds, 04/13/1928:9 Byrnes, Joseph Herbert, Jr. Cairns, William J. Born to Joseph H., 04/27/1928:1 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 Dies at age 74, 03/30/1928:4 C Caldwell, Amy C__michael (sic), Daniel David Ill with mumps, 03/09/1928:6 Wed to He__ (sic) Sanford Dawley, 07/09/1926:3 Caldwell, Eleanor Cabinetry (see Woodworking) Ill with measles, 06/01/1928:3 Cabot Club Caldwell, Frank Stages three-act play Come Out of the Kitchen, 02/13/1925:1 Purchases Dodge auto, 01/14/1927:5 Mary Boyle O'Reilly lectures on world peace and international relations, Caldwell, Harry 03/06/1925:3 Daughter born, 07/03/1925:2 Chooses officers 25 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Little daughter ill with whooping cough, 03/22/1929:9 Hosts annual Children's Party, 04/24/1925:7 Daughter born, 04/19/1929:2 Concert features local talent, 04/24/1925:10 Caldwell, Mrs Hiram Holds annual meeting, 05/15/1925:1 Breaks wrist in auto accident, 12/14/1928:8 Sponsors art exhibit in gallery of library, 03/19/1926:1 Caldwell, Russell Recreation park and bird sanctuary proposed (l), 03/19/1926:2 Joins militia at Plymouth, 07/20/1928:3 Holds annual Children's Day, 04/23/1926:1 Auto skids and overturns coming from Plymouth, 12/07/1928:2 Holds annual meeting and luncheon, 05/14/1926:1 In camp with Plymouth National Guards, 07/05/1929:2 Outline of programs for 1926-27, 10/15/1926:1 Fined $20 for duck hunting before sunrise, 10/04/1929:3 Art department tours Abiel Washburn mansion at Muttock, California 12/10/1926:1 Tidings from Middleboro colony (l) (L.A. Harlow), 02/06/1925:8 Marks 30th anniversary, 04/29/1927:1 Notes from California (l) (J.L. Lucas), 03/13/1925:7 Holds annual meeting, 05/20/1927:2 Forest Thomas leaves for trip to California, 04/17/1925:9 Donates Sawyer painting of Yosemite Valley to high school, News from Santa Barbara (l) (Dora L. Jackson), 07/10/1925:8 06/03/1927:3 Tidings from Middleboro colony (l) (Lucy A. Harlow), 07/24/1925:2, Presents Nothing But the Truth at Town Hall, 11/11/1927:1 11/13/1925:1 Column on conservation started, 01/20/1928:2 H.W. Sears writes of Riverside, California (l), 03/05/1926:3 K.H. Washburn writes to Cabot Club concerning limited town meeting Mrs Joseph Peck gives address at Central Methodist on trip to (l), 02/10/1928:8 California, 05/28/1926:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/04/1928:1 Word from Hollywood (l) (F.H. Noble), 01/07/1927:4 Annual program, 10/05/1928:1 George Perry makes second tour of state 25 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Holds annual meeting, 05/24/1929:1 Lucy Harlow writes from California (l), 07/15/1927:7 Awards prizes for essays to Lois Thomas and Ruth Carver, Tidings from California (l) (L.A. Harlow), 11/25/1927:7 06/28/1929:4 Callahan, William J. Cabral, Joseph Secretary of shoe concern, Field Bros. & Co., 09/11/1925:1 Fined $15 for assault on wife, 09/25/1925:1 Callan, Arleen Cabral, Julia Resigns from Woolworth's, wed to Rex MacDonald, 07/10/1925:4 Husband Joseph fined $15 for assault, 09/25/1925:1 Callan, Arleen Agnes Cabral, Mary J. Wed to Edward McDonald, 07/10/1925:6 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Callan, Francis Widow of Manuel dies at age 65, 01/13/1928:3 Employed at Sullivan & Sullivan, 08/12/1927:8 Cabral, Mary Joseph Withdraws candidacy for School Board, 12/07/1928:1 Will in probate, 02/10/1928:9 Callan, John M. Deponte appointed executor of will, 04/27/1928:3 Featured artist at library, 05/03/1929:4 Executor petitions to sell real estate, 04/26/1929:5 Thirteen local students exhibit at public library, 05/10/1929:2 Cabral, Paulino Callan, John T. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/15/1928:5 Boston man dies at age 64, 04/02/1926:1 Caddell, Chester Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 The Universal Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/25/1929:6 Callan, John W. Caderette, Raymond Joseph Paintings on display here, 01/18/1929:1 Engaged to Irene May Lee, 11/27/1925:4 Callan, L. Francis, Jr. Cadorette, Henry Joseph New lawyer sworn in, biography (p), 11/18/1927:1 Wedding described, 06/18/1926:10 Wedding described, 10/18/1929:1 Cadorette, Joseph Wed to Bertha M. Gibney, 10/18/1929:6 Son born, 02/08/1929:2 Callan, Luke F., Jr. Cahill, Russell Graduates from Boston University law school, 06/17/1927:2 Cronan, Ryder, and Cahill rescue Malosky and Gasunas at Nevertouch Callan, Luke Francis, Jr. Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Passes Massachusetts Bar exams, 09/16/1927:1 Rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning in Nevertouch Pond, Camandona, Mary 01/14/1927:3 Engaged to Philip Silvia, 10/07/1927:1 Placed on probation for theft of watermelons, 09/09/1927:1 Camandona, Theresa Rose Charged with track-walking and vandalism, 10/28/1927:5 Wed to Philip Silva, 10/21/1927:4 Cahill, Russell E. Camara, Elias B. Larceny cases continued, 11/04/1927:1 Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Gets stint in reformatory for theft from autos, 11/11/1927:1

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Camara, Emily Santos Campbell's Diner Wed to Philip Alston Cannon, 12/18/1925:1, 3 Everett Square (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Cameron, Kate Attractive diner opens at Everett Square, 08/06/1926:6 North Carver folks attend funeral, 09/24/1926:4 Camps and Camping Cameron, Kate M. see also Loon Pond Camp Widow of Alexander dies at age 65, 09/17/1926:3 Large group from Children's Home of Des Moines, WA stops at North Funeral held on Ash St, 09/24/1926:1 Main St playground, 07/17/1925:1 Cameron, Mrs Andrew Laura C. Childs, Camp Cozy on Buzzards Bay (ad), 05/14/1926:10 Resides in Keswick, Ontario, 06/21/1929:4 Fall River Catholic summer camp opens at Lakeside Park, 07/01/1927:3 Cameron, Sadie Cape Way Tourist Camp destroyed by fire, 08/19/1927:6 Resides in Reading, PA, 06/24/1927:3 Tispaquin Pond site of new summer centre for Associated YM and Camp Fire Girls YWHA of New England, 08/31/1928:1 Hold first great public ceremony, 11/06/1925:1 Retreat for priests planned for Long Pond, 05/31/1929:7 Girls of Camp Nequias celebrate 2nd anniversary, 11/27/1925:1 Camp Yomechas opens for season on shores of Tispaquin Pond, 07/05/1929:2 Site of New England Field Trial club meet, 04/24/1925:9 Camp Yomechas at Tispaquin Pond closes for the season, 08/30/1929:3 Middleboro Agricultural Association secures property, 10/30/1925:1 Can___ (sic), Nelson Plane from Virginia crashes at Joe Hooker camp, 05/28/1926:2 Engaged to Ruth Brown Nickulas, 07/06/1928:8 Ag Society revives horseracing at old Camp Joe Hooker (t), Canals 05/28/1926:3 Proposed waterway to pass through Titicut, 03/26/1926:6 State militia to camp 25 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Legislature sanctions appropriation 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Fred Hanson builds grandstand for Middleboro Ag Assoc, 05/06/1927:7 Titicut folks disappointed by proposed route 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Hosts 2nd Brigade, MVM 25 years ago, 07/01/1927:6 Canavan, Joseph Benjamin Shaw takes over management of race track, 05/24/1929:1 Provincetown man dies at age 76, 02/01/1929:4 Track under new management (ad), 05/24/1929:8 Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 Camp Yomechas Candella, A. Opens for season on shores of Tispaquin Pond, 07/05/1929:2 Beauty Shop, South Main St (ad), 07/10/1925:4 Camp at Tispaquin Pond closes for the season, 08/30/1929:3 Realistic wave, 23 South Main St (ad), 03/16/1928:10 Campbell (Mr) Candella, Angeline (see Beauty Shop) Makes repairs to place purchased from Decker, 11/05/1926:1 Canedy, Emery W. Campbell, Albert Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 Fined $10 for drunkenness, $50 for operating without a license, gets 30 Dies at age 81, 04/09/1926:4 days for drunk driving, 07/05/1929:1 Will in probate, 06/11/1926:7 Campbell, Andrew Canedy, Zebulon Builds silo at Plymouth St farm, 09/14/1928:2 Builds large dwelling in Lakeville 25 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Farmer finishes filling silo, 09/06/1929:6 Canedy, Zebulon L. Campbell, Anne Contracts to build street in Dighton, 05/10/1929:1 Employed in Chatham, 06/21/1929:5 Canedy, Z.L. Campbell, Catherine In charge of road work on Highland Rd, 05/13/1927:2 Employed by J.T. McKechnie, 10/28/1927:4 Canedy School Employed at John Hancock Life Ins. Co., 03/02/1928:1 Construction contract awarded to New Bedford man, 05/01/1925:1 Campbell, Catherine E. New building completed, 08/28/1925:1 Employed at Antique Dealers' Exchange, 08/26/1927:1 Cann, Frank L. Employed by John Hancock Life Insurance Co., 08/31/1928:1 Pastor of Backus Memorial church 25 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Employed by Hancock Life Insurance Co., 08/09/1929:1 Canning, Mary Campbell, Charles Former school nurse heads to Norwood, 01/21/1927:2 Opens attractive diner at Everett Square, 08/06/1926:6 Canning, Mary A. Occupies High St apartment, 08/13/1926:7 School nurse resigns, moves to Norwood, 12/24/1926:3 Campbell, Charles M. Cannon, Blanche Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 12/06/1929:8 Resides in North Reading, 08/05/1927:1 Campbell, Elizabeth G. Cannon, Charlotte Teaches at Winthrop, 09/03/1926:3 Wife of Phillip C. dies at age 68, 10/09/1925:4 Campbell, Ella Cannon, Edward Burial in Rock Cemetery, 06/28/1929:6 Closes Wayside stand for season, 10/15/1926:8 Campbell, Florence M. Sells Wareham St gas station and lunch room to William Shaw, Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 10/21/1927:1 Campbell, Florence Maynard Cannon, Edward J. Wed to John William Clark, 07/01/1927:4 Purchases wayside stand from Eldora Shaw, 07/23/1926:3 Campbell, Harold Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/22/1926:6 Wins firsts in poultry at Bridgewater Fair, 09/20/1929:4 Cannon, Esther Marcella Son born, 10/18/1929:6 Ill with measles, 05/04/1928:6 Campbell, Harold Elliott Cannon, James P. Engaged to Gertrude Gladys Orr, 09/14/1928:4 Truck hits pole after steering gear fails, 07/01/1927:1 Campbell, Mildred Cannon, Jane Burnadette Resides in Fall River, 03/02/1928:4, 08/09/1929:2 Engaged to Adelard Boutin, 01/25/1929:4 Campbell, Muriel Wed to Adelard Louis Boutin, 02/15/1929:4 Employed in Fall River, 03/09/1928:9 Cannon, Marcella Resides in Fall River, 09/27/1929:2 Not suffering from measles, report in error, 05/11/1928:2 Campbell, Walter D. Cannon, Mrs P.L. Engaged to May F. Lepre, 10/19/1928:4 Resides in North Reading, 07/23/1926:3

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Cannon, Nathaniel Cardoza, Joseph Dies in New Bedford 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Plymouth St building destroyed by fire, 11/09/1928:3 Cannon, Philip Alston Plymouth St building belonged to Gurney, not Cardoza and Gomes, Wed to Emily Santos Camara, 12/18/1925:1, 3 11/16/1928:6 Cannon, Phillip Cardoza, Ralph Freetown man dies at age 74, 02/10/1928:4 Builds addition to house, 08/24/1928:7 Cannon, P.L. Cardoza, Tony Has position at boat builder's in Wareham, 02/06/1925:9 Frank Gomes gets 30 days for assault on Cardoza, 12/25/1925:1 Employed in Reading, 09/04/1925:3, 03/12/1926:3 Frank Gomes assault case placed on file, 03/05/1926:6 Resides in North Reading, 01/07/1927:2 Carey, Abbie K. Daughter born, 10/07/1927:6 Everett Lincoln appointed commissioner for land partition, 05/03/1929:3 Moves into new bungalow, 11/04/1927:7 Carey, Abbie K.T. Cannovan, James Privileged to vote in presidential election (l), 11/23/1928:7 Daughter born, 04/24/1925:1 Carey, Abbie K.T. Rounseville Canoes and Canoeing (see Boats and Boating) Petitions to confirm title to land, 09/17/1926:3 Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association Carey, Albert R. Holds annual meeting in East Wareham, 08/27/1926:4 Apprentice at General Electric in Lynn, 09/13/1929:1 Holds annual meeting at state bog in East Wareham, 08/26/1927:1 Carey, C. Albert James Hennessy resigns as president, 08/26/1927:4 Returns from trip to Germany, 11/15/1929:1 Review of berry industry in last year, 04/20/1928:9 Carey, Charles A. Attendance at meeting tops 600, 05/04/1928:1 Tax collector's sale, 03/25/1927:5 Large delegation from South Carver attends annual meeting, Carey, J. Gordon 08/24/1928:1 Rector at new church in Roslindale, 05/25/1928:1 Prosperous season predicted at annual meeting, 08/24/1928:3 Carey, Mrs A.K. Holds May party in Bournehurst, 05/03/1929:4 Lets Oak St house to Orville Leonard, 06/08/1928:3 Bournehurst program of interest, 05/10/1929:1 Carleton, M.F. Annual meeting held at state facility in East Wareham, 08/30/1929:1 Dies in North Andover, 11/27/1925:1 Cape Cod Portrait Co. Carlson, Allan 87 Center St (ad), 11/06/1925:5 Son born, 02/18/1927:3 Charles Byram and Donald Payson dissolve partnership in Cape Cod Carlson, Allan, Jr. Portrait Co., 11/06/1925:8 Born to Allan, 02/18/1927:3 Cape Cod Specialty Shop, Inc. Carlson, Dorothy Harland Apparel store opens at 27 Centre St (ad), 08/06/1926:8 Son born, 08/26/1927:3 Employs Lois Nelson, 09/10/1926:6 Carlson, Frank Employs Nellie Heath, 09/17/1926:1 Son born, 08/26/1927:3 First anniversary sale (ad), 07/15/1927:2 Carlson, John Employs Lois Nelson, 08/12/1927:6 Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Employs Mrs Louis Field, 10/21/1927:1 Carlson, Richard Frank Employs Thelma Ray, 11/18/1927:3 Born to Frank and Dorothy Harland, 08/26/1927:3 Cape Players Carlton, Earle Present three-act comedy The Blundering Mr Brown, 06/12/1925:6 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 04/27/1928:3 Group here for past four years, 01/29/1926:1 Carlton, Harold Group joins Drama League of America, 04/23/1926:2 Moves from North Carver to Rock St, 12/03/1926:1 Present fourth annual play in South Middleboro grange hall, Carmichael, Daniel 06/25/1926:3 Daughter born, 06/03/1927:7 Perform Curious Courtships in Rock, 07/23/1926:2 North Carver couple married two years, 07/06/1928:4 Perform A Curious Courtship at Central Methodist, 10/15/1926:7 Carmichael, Norman Cape Way Tourist Camp Chimney fire on Wall St, 03/04/1927:5 Vinton's camp destroyed by fire, 08/19/1927:6 Carney, John F. Capen, Robert L. Wed to Evelyn Winthrop Hoxie, 11/08/1929:4 Mysteriously disappears 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Carpenter, C.H. Capron, Clara J. Clark Collects premiums at Marshfield fair 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Widow of Franklin S. dies, 03/02/1928:4 Carpenter, Charles M. Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Wins fruit premium at fair 50 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Carbone, Angelina Carpenter, Henry G. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/05/1925:5 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Card, Aaron Carpenter, Jesse Sells Plympton St property to John Lind, 10/01/1926:3 Fire warden caught in forest fire, 04/29/1927:1 Purchases Cottage on state road from Mrs Worthen, 10/11/1929:3 Carpenter, Jesse, Jr. Card, Allen Named moth superintendent, 01/30/1925:1 Moves from Grove St to Arch St, 08/19/1927:1 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on forestry, 02/04/1927:6 Card, George Writes column on town forests, 03/04/1927:1 Truck collides with NH auto at corner of Sproat and Oak St, Extracts from paper on forestry, 04/08/1927:7 05/29/1925:1 Cleans suburban school buildings, 07/27/1928:8 Card, Roger L. Replaced by Frank Thomas as moth superintendent, 03/08/1929:1 Youngster struck by auto driven by Chartley man, 07/05/1929:1 Carpenters (see Builders) Cardoza (Mr) Gomes assault case continued, 12/11/1925:4

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Carr, Arthur Carter, John Francis Moves into new house on Wareham St, 11/04/1927:7 Obituary, 11/11/1927:1 Heads to Maine to work for brother Peter, 05/17/1929:3 Carter, John M. Employed with brother in Gorham Heights, ME, 07/05/1929:2 Band praised in Taunton Herald 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Injures eye while sharpening saw, 10/18/1929:8 Assumes leadership of Brockton band 25 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Eye removed, 10/25/1929:8 Brockton city band director resigns 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Carr, Blanche Leader of Middleboro Cornet Band 50 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Employed at Whitman's department store, 08/14/1925:3 Obituary, 08/26/1927:1 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/22/1927:6 Carter, Lorenzo D. Employed at Powrie & Ryder, 09/07/1928:1 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Employed at Trade Mark Store, 08/23/1929:3 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Carr, Earl Smouldering fire at Warrentown home, 02/24/1928:5 Resides in Gloucester, 05/11/1928:2, 09/14/1928:9 Carter, Rose M. Carr, John G. Mortgagee's sale, 08/27/1926:3 Former Middleboro man dies 50 years ago, obituary, 02/13/1925:7 Carter, Sawyer Carr, Joseph Member of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Leaves employ of C.R. Weld, hires on with F.H. Tabor, 09/07/1928:3 Member of Shedad Grotto band of Brockton, 07/03/1925:2 Daughter born, 09/07/1928:4 Member of Shedad Grotto Band of Brockton, 05/21/1926:2 Carr, Mary Elizabeth Carter, Sawyer, G. Widow of James dies at age 55, 07/31/1925:4 Sells Plymouth St property to E. Clifford Pierce, 03/19/1926:1 Carr, Peter Carter, Thomas Twin sons born, 05/22/1925:9 Musician travels with Buffalo Bill show in England 25 years ago, Son born, 10/08/1926:2 05/17/1929:7 Daughter born, 03/16/1928:6 Carter's Band Father's funeral held in Pawtucket, 11/23/1928:2 Sunday engagements in Taunton during May 25 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Sawyer resigns from L.O. Atwood's mill, moves to Maine, 03/15/1929:3 Carver (Mr) Household goods moved to Gorham Heights, ME, 04/05/1929:9 E.T. Lincoln continues business after dissolution of Lincoln & Carver In lumber business in Maine, 05/17/1929:3 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Employed in Gorham Heights, ME, 07/05/1929:2 George Sampson purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 50 years Carreiro, Frank ago, 07/16/1926:7 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Forest fire on Wareham St property, 04/29/1927:1 Carriages Work progresses on Poorhouse and Waterman's bridges 50 years ago, Theodore Holmes patents whiffletree for carriages 50 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 05/13/1927:7 Carver, Alice T. Carroll, Albert Myricks woman dies at age 84, 01/04/1929:4 Son born, 05/21/1926:1 Carver, Arthur Carroll, Albert J. Resides in New Bedford, 08/07/1925:1 Purchases Rhode Island Rd bungalow from Etta Reed, 11/25/1927:1 Carver, Charles Carroll, Bernard Moves to new home on Plymouth St, 11/08/1929:4 Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Carver, Charles S. Taunton man dies at age 75, 04/15/1927:4 Wed to Winifred S. Berry, 07/03/1925:4 Carroll, George Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Grace Briggs and others sell Barden Hill garage to Carroll, 09/27/1929:1 Carver, Chester Carroll, John, Jr. Horace Case purchases Carver farm on Wareham St, to extend turkey Fire in Swetlowich market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 business, 01/13/1928:4 Carroll, Louis Sells farm to Horace Case, moves to Forest St, 04/06/1928:3 Member of Shedad Grotto Band of Brockton, 05/21/1926:2 Purchases Forest St cottage from Neil McDonald, 04/06/1928:8 Trombonist takes post with resort orchestra in New Jersey 25 years ago, Carver, Eldon 05/25/1928:7 Recovers from blood poisoning, 03/23/1928:6 Carroll, Rhea Carver, Elsie Dorothy Wed to Paul Emil Gamache, 07/16/1926:4 Wedding described, 02/26/1926:1 Carroll, Roy Edward Wed to George Leonard Powers, 02/26/1926:5 Born to Albert, 05/21/1926:1 Carver, Francis Carroll's Barden Hill Garage Employed by W.C. Thomas, 07/30/1926:8 Barden Hill Garage under new management (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Carver, Frank Carter (Mr) Sells Wareham St place to Horace Case, 04/06/1928:3 Band elects officers 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Carver, Granville Carter, Agnes Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Wedding described, 03/12/1926:4 Moves from Highland St to Clifford St, 07/16/1926:6 Carter, Gordon L. Carver, Howard Promoted to lieutenant colonel, 12/27/1929:2 Mail carrier in South Middleboro, 02/19/1926:6 Carter, Helen E.H. Rural mail carrier faces challenging conditions, 03/29/1929:6 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Carver, John Carter, James Clark, Carver, and Thomas to do regrading and raising of bridges over Injured in motorcycle accident in New Hampshire, 07/15/1927:1 Namasket 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Resides in , NH, 12/30/1927:1 Horse gets away with carriage 50 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Orrin Webster's Warrentown home destroyed by fire, 08/09/1929:2 Carver, John B. Carter, John Chimney fire on Wareham St, 12/10/1926:6 Leader of Cornet Band in 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1

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Carver, John Russell Casey, Catherine Cecilia Born to Russell, 01/23/1925:1 Wed to John J. Rice, Jr., 06/19/1925:4 Born to Russell E., 01/30/1925:4 Casey, Charles Carver, Josiah Moves from Oak St to Pearl St, 07/15/1927:6 Lets Pleasant St house to Paul Smith, 05/17/1929:2 Casey, Earl Carver, Josiah T. Son born, 09/14/1928:4 Lets North Middleboro tenement to Mrs Henry Smith, 09/24/1926:1 Casey, Earlen Carver, Lawrence Moves to Millinocket, ME, 09/06/1929:1 Accepts post in Camden, NJ, 04/29/1927:7 Casey, Ellen G. Assistant manager of Kresge's store in Philadelphia, 12/16/1927:6 Lets Pearl St apartment to Charles Boehme, 05/22/1925:3 Resides in Philadelphia, 06/08/1928:5 Casey, Erlen H. Carver, Mae B. Moves from Maine to Pearl St, 04/13/1928:1 Easter lilies in bloom, 10/21/1927:2 Casey, Evelyn Carver, Orlando Employed at Farrar's Waiting Room, 08/27/1926:5 Gets rights to Nemasket herring 50 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Statistician for MHS class of 1928 (p), 06/22/1928:1 Carver, Russell Statistics of class of 1928, 06/22/1928:6 Son born, 01/23/1925:1 Casey, Evelyn M. Accepts position at State Farm, 04/01/1927:4 Wed to Emil C. Hartmann, 09/13/1929:1 Gets doe near Taunton River, 12/16/1927:3 Casey, George Anselm Purchases new sedan, 04/13/1928:4 Wed to Louise Alma Boehme, 04/06/1928:4 Purchases new Essex coach, 04/13/1928:9 Wedding described, 04/13/1928:1 Employed at State Farm, 05/17/1929:2 Casey, James F. Carver, Russell E. Dies in Middleboro, 01/25/1929:4 Son born, 01/30/1925:4 John Lewis Sheehan attends funeral, 02/01/1929:1 Daughter born, 05/28/1926:1 Obituary (p), 02/01/1929:1 North Middleboro residence painted, 09/10/1926:6 A tribute from Brockton Enterprise, 02/01/1929:3 Builds piazza on residence, 10/29/1926:4 Will in probate, 02/15/1929:5 Carver, Ruth Will filed in court at Plymouth, beneficiaries listed, 03/22/1929:1 Cabot Club awards prizes for essay, 06/28/1929:4 Boston Safe Deposit and Trust named executor of will, 04/19/1929:5 Carver, W. Arthur Compromise in will case, 04/26/1929:1 Obituary, 05/27/1927:1 Estate sold to Louis MacMillan, 07/12/1929:1 Carver, Winifred Casey, Josephine New teacher at Soule Street School, 09/03/1926:3 Employed at Woolworth's, 07/31/1925:1 Carver, Winnifred S. Engaged to Herbert Guild, 09/02/1927:8 Transfers from Soule Street to Bates School, replaced by Lillian O'Neil, Engaged to Herbert F. Guild, 09/09/1927:3 07/27/1928:1 Casey, Josephine A. Carver, Winsor A. Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 Dies at age 36, 05/20/1927:4 Wed to Herbert F. Guild, 09/09/1927:4 Burial at Rock, 05/27/1927:6 Casey, Josephine Agnes Carvers, Josiah T. Engaged to Herbert F. Guild, 07/01/1927:2 Lets Pleasant St tenement to Thomas White, 08/20/1926:4 Casey, Julia W. Case, Allen Administrator presents account of estate, 01/07/1927:5 Wedding described, 06/05/1925:1 Casey, Julia Williams Case, Horace Wife of James F. dies in Boston, 10/16/1925:4 Famous turkey farm a busy place, 09/14/1928:9 Obituary, 10/16/1925:6 Case, Horace G. Casey, Katherine Talks about raising turkeys at Rock poultry farm (l) (p), 11/11/1927:3 Contests James Casey's will, 03/22/1929:1 Turkeys for Thanksgiving (ad), 11/11/1927:10 Casey, Margaret Purchases Carver farm on Wareham St, to extend turkey business, Contests James Casey's will, 03/22/1929:1 01/13/1928:4 Casey, Myra Elizabeth Builds brooder on recently purchased Carver place, 04/06/1928:3 Born to Raymond, 07/01/1927:2 Purchases farm from Chester Carver, 04/06/1928:3 Casey, Raymond Rural postal route extended to Wareham St farm, 04/20/1928:1 Daughter born, 07/01/1927:2, 12/07/1928:4 Fined $100 for placing poisoned meat in field, 11/30/1928:2 Casey, Sylvia Case, Josephine Widow of Cagetan dies at age 78, 03/22/1929:4 Wed in Providence, RI, 09/06/1929:2 Obituary, 03/22/1929:9 Case, Waitstill A. Cash, Mary Obituary, 02/27/1925:1 Wedding described, 06/15/1928:1 Case, Walter Wed to Maurice E. Sullivan, 06/15/1928:4 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Cashen, Ralph Case, Wendell P. Moves from South Harwich to Courtland St, manager of new laundry, Sells Sproat St place to Michael Sullivan 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 02/27/1925:1 Purchases Middleboro Steam Laundry from W.F. Dunham 25 years ago, Manager of new Middleboro Laundry (ad), 02/27/1925:4 10/30/1925:6 Cashon, Ralph W. Casey, Anselm George Resides in Harwich, 07/15/1927:1 Daughter born, 05/17/1929:4 Cassidy, James B. Casey, Catherine Fined $25 for assault on Angelo Serra, 07/31/1925:1 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 Cassidy, Mabel E. Engaged to John Rice, 06/19/1925:2 Obituary, 12/03/1926:4 Resigns from Keith factory, 06/19/1925:7 Wife of Walter dies at age 58, 12/03/1926:4

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Cassidy, Walter H. Caswell, Mary E. Engaged to Mary Billings Hall, 07/12/1929:4 Falls while getting off New Bedford bus, 03/08/1929:1 Wed to Mary Hall, 07/19/1929:4 Caswell, Merideth Morton Caswell (Mr) Born to William R., 10/04/1929:2, 4 Hathaway purchases Caswell's market 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Caswell, Mrs E.L. Caswell, Alton F. Resides in Hyannis, 07/15/1927:6 Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Caswell, Mrs Eleazer Dies at age 60, 03/09/1928:4 Moves from State Farm to Middleboro, 09/06/1929:6 Petition for administration of estate, 03/23/1928:2 Caswell, Norman Chandler Caswell, Annie J. Wed to Elsie Ella Young, 06/26/1925:4 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 Wedding described, 06/26/1925:4 Caswell, Benjamin W. Caswell, Pamella Forrest Gang of boys raids cherry trees, 06/14/1929:1 Graduates from teacher training class 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Caswell, Chester Caswell, Priscilla Auto hit by Woonsocket driver at Everett and Centre St, 12/18/1925:1 Enters nursing course at Brockton City hospital, 01/04/1929:4 Caswell, Edwin C. Caswell, Ralph Employed by post office, 12/17/1926:6 Chimney fire at Wareham St home, 01/29/1926:1 Caswell, Edwin S. Caswell, Richard Employed as mail carrier, 12/04/1925:1 Attends Ag college at Amherst, 10/19/1928:6 Letter carrier, 07/30/1926:3 Attends Amherst Ag College, 04/05/1929:5 Caswell, Eleazer Caswell, Ruth G. In land court, 07/03/1925:2 Employed in Boston, 08/28/1925:5 State Farm couple married 25 years, 06/25/1926:5 Resigns from Christian Science Publishing society, engaged to Ernest Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Seavey, 11/11/1927:3 Caswell, Everett Caswell, Ruth Gladys Occupies Rounseville house on Oak St, 01/02/1925:7 Engaged to Ernest N. Seavey, 08/05/1927:1 Son born, 04/17/1925:1 Engaged to Ernest Nathaniel Seavey, 11/18/1927:4 Caswell, Everett L. Wedding described, 12/02/1927:1 Moves to Rhode Island Rd, 04/16/1926:2 Wed to Ernest N. Seavey, 12/02/1927:4 Caswell, George Caswell, Salmon Cuts hand at work at Caswell's market 50 years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Sells Lakeville farm to Marshall 50 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Caswell, Grace Munro MacAulay Caswell, Sheldon L. Obituary, 02/11/1927:3 Employed at Sparrow Bros., 07/10/1925:4 Caswell, Grace Munroe Resigns from Sparrow Bros., 05/06/1927:7 Wife of Edward T. dies at age 56, 02/04/1927:4 Completes course at McCarrie Dental School, 12/02/1927:1 Caswell, H. Peirce Caswell, Solomon Manager of Ginter Co., 08/07/1925:1 Sells Warrentown place to Thomas Snow 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Resigns from Ginter company, 08/21/1925:1 Caswell, William Sells Pearl St place to David Howard, moves to Bridgewater, North Middleboro couple celebrates anniversary, 07/02/1926:1 10/12/1928:1 Caswell, William R. Caswell, H. Richmond In land court, 07/03/1925:2 George Caswell cuts hand at work at Caswell's market 50 years ago, Moves into new home on Plymouth St, 06/11/1926:1 08/09/1929:8 Purchases North Middleboro grocery from Robert Johnson, Caswell, Harrison B. 09/30/1927:4 Successful competitor in postal exam 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Gunner stationed on U.S.S. Cincinnati 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Caswell, Harry Daughter born, 10/04/1929:2, 4 Completes course at Burdett College 25 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Caswell, William W. Caswell, Harry B. Purchases lot from Roland Clapp 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 In charge of light plant office at Town House 25 years ago, Among straw workers (p), 04/15/1927:1 02/25/1927:5 Caswell, W.W. Caswell, H.B. And Charles Alexander open milk route to Boston 50 years ago, Takes postal carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 05/14/1926:6 Caswell, Henry Carries about 125,000 gallons of milk to Boston monthly 50 years ago, Employed at Caswell Bros., 08/17/1928:7, 09/06/1929:6 03/25/1927:6 Caswell, Henry R. Sells milk business 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Graduates from Bridgewater High school, 06/26/1925:8 Moves to South Framingham 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Caswell, H.P. Caswell & Alexander Sells Pearl St cottage to David Howard, 10/12/1928:1 Milk dealers dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Caswell, Katherine Caswell Bros. Attends Bridgewater State Normal school, 04/16/1926:2 Employ Richmond Matthews, 07/31/1925:5 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal School, 06/24/1927:2 Deliver groceries promptly during storm, 02/19/1926:1 Teaches at South Lakeville School, 09/09/1927:6 Employs Lawrence Huntley, 03/09/1928:9 Caswell, Leavitt C. John Brooks resumes duties, 06/29/1928:8 Electric car strikes Caswell's team 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Employs Henry Caswell, 08/17/1928:7 Caswell, Martha E. Lawrence Huntley clerk, 01/25/1929:3 Obituary, 05/25/1928:4 Employ Henry Caswell, 02/01/1929:3 Caswell, Martha M. Lawrence Huntley clerk, 07/12/1929:5 Obituary, 05/25/1928:1 Employ John Brooks, 07/19/1929:3 Widow of Abram H. dies at age 73, 05/25/1928:4

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Caswell Bros. cont. Cemeteries Employs Henry Caswell, 09/06/1929:6 see also Central Cemetery; Nemasket Hill Cemetery; Rock Cemetery; Lawrence Huntley leaves after nearly two years, 10/04/1929:2 Thomas Wood Cemetery; Wappanucket Cemetery Clerk Melvin Jackson clerk replaces Lawrence Huntley, 11/01/1929:4 South Middleboro Cemetery Association holds annual meeting, Cates, Rollis 04/16/1926:2 Stationed at Army Base in Boston, 04/17/1925:2 Historical Society members clean up old cemetery at Wood and East Stationed at Camp Devens, 09/11/1925:8 Grove, 10/21/1927:1 Member of Co. E, Army Base, Boston, 10/02/1925:1 Walter Drake erects monument on lot in Alden cemetery, 10/21/1927:4 Stationed at Boston army base, 11/06/1925:1 Group petitions to start cemetery in Lakeville, 12/02/1927:2 Stationed in Boston, 03/19/1926:2 Kenelm Winslow questions article in town meeting warrant (l), Cathcart, Charles 01/13/1928:2 Fire in Plymouth St house, 03/06/1925:1 Agenda for annual meeting of Pond Cemetery Association, Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 03/30/1928:5 Default issued in case of violations of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Officers elected at annual meeting of South Middleboro Cemetery, Fined $2 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/11/1927:1 04/13/1928:6 Cathcart, Charles E. Cemetery near depot to be improved 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Fire of unknown origin destroys Fuller St home, 05/04/1928:1 Parish Burial Ground corporation holds annual meeting, 05/11/1928:10 Cathcart, Ralph Edward Trustees named for Strobridge Cemetery in Lakeville, 02/01/1929:3 Wed to Ethel Deane Downing, 09/16/1927:6 Officers elected at meeting of South Middleboro Cemetery, Cathcart, Samuel M. 04/26/1929:6 Accepts call from Central Congregational Church 25 years ago, Pierce, Williams, and Williams named trustees of Strobridge cemetery, 07/08/1927:6 07/12/1929:1 Catholic Church (see Sacred Heart Church) Cemetery at the Green (see Parish Burial Ground) Catholic Daughters of America Census Holds annual banquet, 06/25/1926:7 see also Schools - Middleboro (attendance and enrollment) Hold annual meeting and election, 12/24/1926:1 G.L. Thompson takes agricultural census of town, 03/06/1925:5 Cats Assessors responsible for state census, to hire enumerators, Mrs David Cushing sells Angora for $25 twenty-five years ago, 04/03/1925:1 01/27/1928:6 Alvin Thomas census enumerator, 04/10/1925:3 Ida Higgins attacked by mad cat in kitchen of Central Cafe, Thomas Hirst census enumerator, 04/10/1925:9 09/27/1929:1 Enumerators appointed 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Cattle Figures from U.S. census of 1920, 06/05/1925:1 see also Foster, J.M.; Turkington, Claude Atwood takes business census 50 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Marshall Gibbs kills 1,595-lb. ox for beef 50 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Population of Middleboro sections 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Cavanaugh, P.J. Population of Middleboro at 9,136, Lakeville at 1,280, 09/25/1925:3 And Fenno join with O'Hara Bros. 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Figures from 1764-65 show Middleboro between 3,000 and 4,000, Cave-Ins 10/09/1925:8 Heavy storm causes cave-in at H.C. Shaw's Plymouth St house, Population 6,065 in 1890, 6,885 in 1900, 11/06/1925:6 11/05/1926:2 Lakeville gains slightly in population since 1890, 11/13/1925:7 Earl Smith injured when sand bank collapses 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 McIntyre named supervisor, 11/01/1929:1 Swede working for George Sampson buried 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Centenarians Cavicalri, Frank Rhoda Churchill exhibits 712-piece quilt at fair 25 years ago, Purchases the "Colonial", 10/14/1927:4 10/09/1925:8 Cavicchi, Frank Mrs Walter Davis attains 100th birthday (p), 04/30/1926:1 Manager of Colonial Filling Station, 01/27/1928:3, 05/11/1928:2 Central Baptist Church Closes Colonial gas station for the winter, 12/07/1928:2 see also Chappell, C.R. Colonial gas station manager resides in Arlington Heights, 11/08/1929:5 Musician Mrs Leonard Baker resigns, 01/02/1925:2 Cavicchi, Gordon Brotherhood Men's class celebrates 16th year, 02/20/1925:1 Resides in Arlington, 07/06/1928:6 Hosts 406th session of county Neighborhood convention, 03/27/1925:8 Cayton, Inez E. Morris Holds 79th annual roll call and business meeting, 05/08/1925:3 Son born, 06/01/1928:4 Milford Forshay ordained 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Cayton, John Historic find, quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, discovered during Engaged to Inez E. Morris, 04/17/1925:6 organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 Wedding described, 05/01/1925:1 George L. Thomas resigns as choir master, 02/26/1926:1 Hiram Chase attends wedding, 05/01/1925:2 Hosts 416th Neighborhood convention, 03/19/1926:2 Wed to Inez Evelyn Morris, 05/01/1925:2, 5 Rediscovered bed quilt now on display, 03/19/1926:2 Son born, 06/01/1928:4 Chimney fire at church, 04/23/1926:1 Cayton, Mrs John Irma McKechnie resigns as soprano soloist, 09/17/1926:1 Resides in New Bedford, 10/23/1925:2 Clerk Kenelm Winslow resigns after 30 years, 10/08/1926:1 Cedar, Gustave Charles Drake homestead acquired by church 25 years ago, Moves to Warrentown, 05/27/1927:1 10/08/1926:8 Purchases Warrentown cottage from Mrs L.E. Bonney, 07/01/1927:3 Rev Vivian Broderick new pastor (p), 12/24/1926:1 Cedar, Thyra E. Abraham Newkirk new clerk, 01/21/1927:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/19/1929:5 Aid Society holds annual meeting, 01/21/1927:1 Cedar Hill Farm Hosts 422nd session of Neighborhood convention, 01/21/1927:7 Fresh dressed poultry (ad), 01/29/1926:8 Rev Vivian Broderick set to begin duties, 01/21/1927:7 Fancy green peas (ad), 06/28/1929:10 New pastor Vivian Broderick begins duties, 01/28/1927:1

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Central Baptist Church cont. Central Congregational Church cont. Reception held for new pastor, 02/04/1927:1 Chapel to be moved from land purchased by Co-operative Bank, Kenelm Winslow resigns as clerk after 30 years, 02/04/1927:3 07/01/1927:7 B.M.C. holds annual banquet, 02/18/1927:1 Old Co-operative bank building moved to rear of church, 07/22/1927:5 Statistics for work of Rev Fairbanks 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 View from Town House tower (p), 08/05/1927:1 Holds annual meeting and roll call, 05/06/1927:6 Designate chapel for Sunday school, 03/09/1928:1 Administration of Rev Fairbanks brings large additions 50 years ago, Hosts Neighborhood convention, 03/16/1928:5 05/27/1927:7 Hosts 143rd meeting of Old Colony Assoc of Congregational Churches, Kitchen renovated, 07/22/1927:1 05/04/1928:6 Hosts monthly Neighborhood convention, 01/20/1928:9 Edgar Gay contracts to paint, 11/09/1928:1 B.F. Babcock elected deacon 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 White Church Guild celebrates 12th anniversary, 02/22/1929:4 Entertainment scheduled for upcoming celebration (ad) (p), Hosts March session of Neighborhood convention, 03/15/1929:4 05/04/1928:5 Holds annual meeting, 04/05/1929:3 Plans for centennial celebration, 05/04/1928:9 Central Congregational Church (25 years ago) Holds annual business meeting, 05/11/1928:1 Rev. Woodbridge receives call from Somerville, 11/12/1926:7 Observes 100th anniversary, 05/11/1928:1 Rev R.G. Woodbridge retires, 01/07/1927:7 Hosts speaker Leon Ray Livingston, 06/29/1928:1 Rev Samuel Cathcart accepts call, 07/08/1927:6 History of sewing circle, 07/06/1928:7 Central Congregational Church (50 years ago) Hosts 106th session of Old Colony Baptist Assoc, 10/05/1928:3 Purchases new bell, 03/06/1925:6 Presents Dixie Jubilee Quartette, 11/16/1928:7 New bell installed, 05/01/1925:8 Hosts 440th session of Neighborhood convention, 01/11/1929:3 E.R. Drake resigns, 03/26/1926:6 Opposed to Sunday entertainment (l) (A.G. Newkirk), 02/15/1929:1 Votes to call Rev Gordon, 04/15/1927:6 Sullivan purchases Drake homestead from Central Baptist 25 years ago, S.C. Gordon resigns, 05/20/1927:7 04/05/1929:6 Calls Rev Wetherby, 09/30/1927:6 Barstow and Staples contract to paint church, 06/14/1929:1 Rev Adams supplies pulpit, 05/25/1928:7 Chooses officers 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Have sufficient funds to build parsonage, 08/17/1928:8 Central Cafe Officers chosen, 08/17/1928:8 Employs Gladys Baker of North Carver, 01/16/1925:7 Continue plans for parsonage, 08/24/1928:6 Easter chocolates, ice cream (ad), 04/02/1926:4 Brockton man contracts to build parsonage, 11/02/1928:8 Cafe and ice cream parlor newly renovated (ad), 04/30/1926:5 Extends call to H.M. Grant, 11/09/1928:8, 11/16/1928:7 John Tritor fined $10 for selling poor milk, 04/27/1928:1 Has new boiler installed, 02/01/1929:7 Ida Higgins attacked by mad cat in kitchen of cafe, 09/27/1929:1 Committee for Grant's installation appointed, 07/26/1929:6 Central Cemetery Central Congregational Church (concerts) Holds elections at annual meeting, 04/17/1925:1 Organ recital features William Gammons, 05/29/1925:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/16/1926:3 New organ dedicated with recital, 06/05/1925:1 Association holds annual meeting, 04/08/1927:10 New organ dedicated, 06/05/1925:2 Officers chosen at annual meeting, 04/13/1928:1 Ruth Thomas presents organ recital, 08/21/1925:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/05/1929:6 Dr Minor Baldwin gives organ recital, 10/01/1926:3 Marble dealer Surrey contracts to replace tomb 25 years ago, White Church Guild presents Olde Folks' concert, 03/02/1928:1 07/05/1929:3 Presents the Scriven Trio at Town House, 11/23/1928:1 Completes construction of tomb 25 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Scandinavian Bell Ringers' concert well attended, 03/08/1929:4 Information sought on 1894 Kingman endowment for cemetery lot, Central Congregational Church (lectures) 12/13/1929:1 Librarian Lucille Palmer speak to Men's Class, 01/16/1925:1 Kenelm Winslow takes post of deceased Lincoln, 12/20/1929:1 President of Commercial Club, Ernest Maxim, speaks on business, A word about Central Cemetery (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 12/20/1929:6 02/20/1925:1 Information sought on records of cemetery lots, 12/20/1929:8 Rev. Chappell speaks to Men's class on trip to Holy Land, 03/06/1925:1 Central Congregational Church Charles Chase addresses Men's class on the Ford company, see also Garfield, John P. 03/13/1925:8 White Church Guild celebrates nine years, 02/20/1925:1 Dr Perry addresses Men's class on advances in medical science, Hosts 405th session of Neighborhood convention, 02/20/1925:7 03/27/1925:9 Bethany Girls celebrate 6th anniversary, 02/27/1925:2 George Doane addresses Men's class on South America, 04/10/1925:8 Sells two manual organ to Beverly organ builder, 04/17/1925:9 YMCA director addresses Central Congregational Men's class on New organ installed, 05/15/1925:2 experiences in Ireland, 04/24/1925:2 Men's class has informal discussion of town government, 05/22/1925:9 George Pitman addresses Men's club on Argentina, 05/01/1925:7 Bethany Girls celebrate 6th anniversary, 02/26/1926:7 Lawrence Wilbur addresses Men's club on Eygpt, Syria and Organ fund receives $200 donation, 03/19/1926:6 Mesopotamia, 05/15/1925:9 Holds annual meeting, 04/09/1926:10 Lawrence Wilbur addresses Men's class on Japan, 10/30/1925:7 Hosts 415th Neighborhood convention, 04/23/1926:2 Lyman P. Thomas addresses Men's club on ancient architecture, Home Mission Circle does charitable work here for 52 years, 11/06/1925:6 11/05/1926:1 Maurice Jones addresses Men's club on elk breeding, 11/13/1925:6 Text of sermon on humility (John P. Garfield), 12/10/1926:1 Elwyn Lynde addresses Men's club on California, 12/11/1925:8 Bethany Girls celebrate 8th anniversary, 03/04/1927:6 Keith shoe salesman addresses Men's club, 12/18/1925:4 Hosts 424th session of Neighborhood convention, 03/18/1927:6 Leander Churbuck addresses Men's club on character building, Holds annual meeting and roll call, 04/08/1927:1 12/25/1925:2 Nineteen received into membership, 05/06/1927:1 Fred Weston addresses Men's class on the Philippines, 01/01/1926:2 Chapel building to be moved to rear of church and attached, Lakeville Hospital supervisor Leon Alley addresses Mens' class, 05/20/1927:2 01/22/1926:7 White Church Guild holds annual meeting, 05/20/1927:9 Ernest Pratt addresses Mens' class on auto trip to Iowa, 02/05/1926:1 Hosts baccalaureate service, 06/24/1927:2 Dr James Burkhead addresses Mens' class on disease, 02/19/1926:3 Police chief addresses Mens' class on jury trials, 03/05/1926:2

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Central Congregational Church (lectures) cont. Central Methodist Episcopal Church cont. Chester Weston addresses Mens' club on Indians of old Middleboro, Hosts New Bedford District Methodist Ministers' association, 03/12/1926:3 02/11/1927:6 Henry Soule addresses Mens' club on character and health, 03/19/1926:1 Eben Tirrell reappointed 25 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Keith factory superintendent Kennedy addresses Mens' club on shoe Rev Joseph Eller on the way here from Oklahoma, 04/29/1927:1 industry, 03/19/1926:2 Joseph W. Eller new minister, 05/13/1927:3 Frank Crosier addresses Mens' club on physical education, 03/26/1926:3 Reception for new pastor Joseph Eller, 06/03/1927:7 Town manager Goodale addresses Mens' club on radio reception, Hosts concert by Mario Cappelli, 09/16/1927:5 04/02/1926:8 Has new financial plan, 03/02/1928:2 George Doane addresses Mens' club on trip to West Indies, Local church has prosperous year, 03/30/1928:3 04/23/1926:2 Wesleyan class holds 25th anniversary (p), 04/20/1928:6 L. Ardelle Wood addresses Mens' club on trip to Spain, 04/30/1926:3 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 04/20/1928:8 Henry Sears continues talk to Men's club on trip to the west, Choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 05/14/1926:3 Hosts 443rd session of Neighborhood convention, 04/12/1929:4 Dentist I.R. Hardy addresses Mens' class, 09/24/1926:2 Epworth League celebrates 40th anniversary, 05/31/1929:5 Rev Garfield addresses Mens' class on missionary work, 10/15/1926:6 Hosts baccalaureate service, 06/21/1929:7 YMCA's Paul Tracy addresses Mens' class on military training, Methodist bus service proves successful, 09/20/1929:1 10/22/1926:3 Central Shoe Hospital Ralph Wilbur addresses Mens' club on Wentworth Institute, New equipment installed, 22 Centre St (ad), 05/13/1927:5 10/29/1926:6 C.F. Gammons & Co. Alfred Mack addresses Mens' club on optimism in education, 8 Clifford St (ad), 01/29/1926:5 11/05/1926:3 Chace, Alice H. Leonard Tillson addresses Mens' club on astronomy, 11/12/1926:3 Obituary, 06/05/1925:1 Horace Vaughan addresses Mens' class on Florida, 11/19/1926:2 Marysville, CA woman dies at age 51, 06/05/1925:4 George Philbrook addresses Mens' class on electric plant, 12/17/1926:8 Obituary, 06/12/1925:1 Sumner Coolidge addresses Mens' class on agriculture, 01/07/1927:3 California president of WCTU praises Miss Chace, 08/07/1925:3 John Strong Cobb addresses Mens' class on Alaska, 01/14/1927:3 Chace, John C. Chester Lyons addresses Mens' class on telephony, 01/28/1927:2 Sells homestead to James Cole 50 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. addresses Mens' class on forestry, 02/04/1927:6 Re-appointed superintendent of streets 25 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Frederick Weston addresses Mens' class on the land of the Amazon, Chace, John G. 02/11/1927:8 New street superintendent 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Paul Tracy addresses Mens' class on pacifism in America, 02/18/1927:2 Chace, Lavinia Arthur Benson addresses Mens' club on Porto Rico, 03/04/1927:3 Ill with scarlet fever, 04/13/1928:9 George Philbrook addresses Mens' club on gas and electric meters, Chace, Mary J. 03/18/1927:3 Obituary, 11/11/1927:2 D.D. Sullivan addresses Mens' club on trip to Florida, 03/25/1927:2 Chace, S. Angier Walter Tompkins addresses Mens' class on World War, 04/08/1927:7 Alumnus of Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 04/20/1928:6 Kendrick Washburn addresses Mens' club on legal procedures at state Chace, William F. capitol, 04/15/1927:6 Dies at age 65, 05/11/1928:4 Horace Vaughan addresses Mens' club on adjustable religion, Chace, Zilpha 04/29/1927:6 Has part in oratorio of St. Paul in Taunton, 03/19/1926:1 Chester Weston addresses Mens' club on the builders of Middleboro, Chadwick (Mr) 05/06/1927:6 Sells North Lakeville place to Mrs Brown, 06/04/1926:4 Everett Martin addresses Mens' club on automobile safety, 05/13/1927:8 Chadwick, Francis Ellis Central Market Rochester woman dies at age 81, 06/25/1926:4 Shurtleff sells store to Begley 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Chadwick, Miles Central Methodist Episcopal Church Purchases Everett St bungalow from Mrs Joseph Benway, 09/04/1925:7 see also DeWitt, Claude E. Purchases Everett St gas station and poultry farm from William Hosts 404th session of county Neighborhood convention, 01/23/1925:7 Benway, 09/04/1925:7 Wesleyan class celebrates 14th anniversary, 03/13/1925:1 Chadwick, Roy Ernest Maxim speaks to Wesleyan class on "boosting" Middleboro, Installs radio, 03/20/1925:2 03/20/1925:1 Sells North Lakeville property to Phyllis Brown, 06/11/1926:5 Rev. Buckey gives farewell address, 03/27/1925:3 Chamber of Commerce King's Daughters, Shining Circle celebrate 32nd anniversary, Organizational meeting held here, 05/28/1926:1 03/27/1925:7 Chamberlain, Dorothy W. Middleboro librarian Lucile Palmer addresses Wesleyan class, Wed to Chester Lewis, 12/06/1929:6 05/22/1925:1 Chamberlain, George Rev DeWitt editor of first church magazine in Middleboro, Dies in Amherst, Nova Scotia, 12/31/1926:6 06/12/1925:1 Chamberlain, Louise E. Hosts 35th annual convention of young people, 10/16/1925:2 Obituary, 06/22/1928:3 Hosts 414th session of Neighborhood convention, 01/22/1926:8 Chamberlain, Mabel A. Mrs Joseph Peck gives address at on trip to California, 05/28/1926:1 Funeral held in Boston, 10/09/1925:1 Esther Thurston gives address on missionary work in Japan, Chamberlain, Mary 05/28/1926:3 Clara Eaton's North Middleboro house burns down, 12/09/1927:1 Passes resolution upon death of William Haskins and Samuel Lovell, Moves to Bedford St, 12/23/1927:4 07/09/1926:6 Chamberlain, Mary W. Cape Players perform A Curious Courtship, 10/15/1926:7 Widow of Calvin dies at age 85, 01/27/1928:4 Ladies' Aid Society burns $1,000 note, 11/12/1926:3 Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Hosts 421st session of Neighborhood convention, 12/17/1926:7 Chimney fire at church, 12/24/1926:3

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Chamberlain, Mrs William Chandler, Mrs Frank Lets Barden Hill Rd house to Joseph Mitchell, 03/26/1926:5 Brother dies suddenly in Taunton, 06/07/1929:3 Moves from Elm St to Barden Hill Rd, 05/11/1928:1 Chandler, Stearns Chamberlain, Olive Occupies Murphy's Everett St apartment, 03/20/1925:1 Engaged to John C. McLaughlin, 06/14/1929:1 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/17/1925:1, 07/09/1926:1 Chamberlain, Rebecca Moves from Everett St to Boston, 12/31/1926:2 Halifax woman dies at age 75, 03/18/1927:1 Chandler, W.F. Chamberlain, Rhoda Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Sells place in South Middleboro to Edwin Witham 25 years ago, Chandler, William 05/15/1925:7 Son born, 11/12/1926:6 Chamberlain, William Chandler, William B. Obituary, 09/25/1925:1 Put forth as candidates for night watchman 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Brother John from NY attends funeral, 10/02/1925:7 Chandler, William H. Champagne, Alice D. Obituary, 01/01/1926:6 Opens beauty shop on Thatcher's Row, 12/30/1927:1 South Carver folks shocked by death, 01/01/1926:8 Thatcher's Row (ad), 01/06/1928:7 Chapin, S. Proprietor of The Powder Puff (ad), 01/13/1928:10 Moves away from Middleboro 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Hires Sophia MacDonald Tessier at the Powder Puff, 05/17/1929:1 Chapin, S.H. Champagne, Mrs Corliss Homeopathic physician here 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Purchases Thatcher's Row beauty shop from Katherine Wright, Chapman, B.E. 12/23/1927:1 Fireworks (ad), 06/26/1925:8 Champlin, Arthur Dalton Sells Taunton business and real estate, 10/09/1925:1 Wedding described, 09/02/1927:1 Fireworks for sale (ad), 06/18/1926:9 Wed to Laura Virginia Kern, 09/02/1927:4 Chapman, Benjamin Champlin, Bertha H. Candy stolen from lunch cart, 11/15/1929:2 Resigns as assistant postmaster 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Chapman, Benjamin E. Champlin, Nathan H. Howard Maxim acquires old Thatcher homestead, moves business, Purchases McCourt farm on Rhode Island Rd, 02/11/1927:1 10/09/1925:1 Chandler (Mr) Fire loss at Everett St home estimated at $1,000, 01/01/1926:3 Closes bowling lanes on Water St 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Brakes fail on auto, rolls away from parking space, 12/03/1926:7 Chandler, Bert Mortgagee's sale, 05/11/1928:2 Daughter born, 10/16/1925:3 Charged with concealing leased property, 05/17/1929:5 Chandler, Bert C. Fined $50 for concealing leased property, 05/31/1929:7 Son born, 04/05/1929:9 Brisk fire in lunch cart, 08/23/1929:1 Chandler, Caroline Fined $10 for substandard milk, 09/27/1929:1 Wedding described, 09/25/1925:3 Chapman, Clara E. Chandler, Charles Obituary, 06/12/1925:1 Chimney fire at home, 02/27/1925:2 Wife of Edward K. dies at age 75, 06/12/1925:4 Rear-ends truck on Courtland St, 08/21/1925:1 Chapman, Earl Moves from Benton St to Webster St, 05/27/1927:1 Mother dies in Barre, NH, 01/07/1927:3 Chandler, Charles D. Chapman, Harry Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Funeral held in Warren, ME, 03/16/1928:2 Chandler, Charles F. Chapman, Hilma Esther Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Engaged to Stanley Arnold Williams, 06/22/1928:4 Cousin dies in Boston, 03/18/1927:1 Wed to Stanley Arnold Williams, 06/29/1928:4 Chandler, Eliab Chapman, Mary E. Sells Thompson place on Pearl St place to Theodore Shurtleff 25 years Will in probate, 01/28/1927:6 ago, 06/19/1925:6 Chapman, Mary E. Hart Chandler, Emerson Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Struck by Providence auto, 07/09/1926:2 Chapman, Mary Elizabeth Chandler, Frank Wife of George F.C. dies at age 75, 01/21/1927:4 Takes postal carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Chapman, Mrs George Chandler, Gordon Mourned by Lakeville folks, 01/21/1927:4 Employed by MA State Forestry Assoc, 04/23/1926:1 Chapman, Roland Chandler, Howard Warren Salesman at Field Bros. & Co., Inc., 08/06/1926:6 Son of Clarence O. and Elizabeth Warren dies at age 15, 01/29/1926:4 Chapman, Serena B. Chandler, Inez Sheriff's sale, 10/07/1927:7 Purchases an automobile, 10/26/1928:2 Mortgagee's sale, 05/11/1928:2 Chandler, Jane Wife of Benjamin E. dies, 01/18/1929:4 Plympton woman dies at age 85, 07/06/1928:4 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Obituary, 07/13/1928:6 Chappell, C. Raymond Chandler, Mary Success of former pastor, 04/26/1929:3 WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Chappell, C.R. Chandler, Mary P. Speaks to Central Congregational Men's class on trip to Holy Land, Obituary, 08/14/1925:1 03/06/1925:1 Widow of William B. dies at age 77, 08/14/1925:4 Moves from Pearl St to Courtland St, 09/18/1925:1 Chandler, Mrs C. Frank Pastor resigns from Central Baptist Church (p), 04/30/1926:1 Father dies in North Raynham, 12/10/1926:1 Called to church in Keene, NH, 05/28/1926:3 Cousin dies in West Bridgewater, 02/11/1927:5 Farewell reception held, 06/04/1926:2

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Chappell, C.R. cont. Chaussey, Philip Leaves for Keene, NH, 06/25/1926:9 Worker from Brockton struck in head by locomotive, 07/05/1929:1 Minister welcomed in Keene, NH, 07/02/1926:1 Chautauquas Resides in Keene, NH, 08/30/1929:1 Program for upcoming event (ad), 07/03/1925:2 Chappell, John Cornelius Opens auspiciously, 07/24/1925:3 Wed to Leora Estella Pittsley, 07/02/1926:4 Closing days a varied offering, 07/31/1925:3 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Outline of upcoming program, 05/28/1926:4 Charette, Mrs Fred Tent spread on the lawn behind high school, 07/02/1926:4 Assumes duties at Taunton Insane Hospital, 05/29/1925:1 Details of second day's offerings, 07/09/1926:4 Charles G. Clapp Co. Outline of upcoming program, 05/20/1927:5 Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Quality programs mark 1927 schedule (ad), 07/08/1927:6 Charnock, James F. Opens to audience of 330, 07/29/1927:3 Bridgewater undertaker opens branch here 25 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 List of 1928 guarantors, 07/20/1928:1 Charron, Ernest Red Cross has part in program, 07/27/1928:5 Resides in Fort Collins, CO, 08/17/1928:7 To be held in Town House for first time, 07/27/1928:7 Charter (see Government) Opening program at Town House, 08/03/1928:3 Chartier, Cedulie Loses something in the change from tent to hall, 08/10/1928:1 Obituary, 04/03/1925:4 Red Cross nutritionist speaks, 08/10/1928:6 Chase (Mr) A worthy investment?, 08/17/1928:1 Forest fire on Wareham St property, 04/29/1927:1 Request for patrons (l) (Alexander Heath), 07/12/1929:2 Chase, A. Program (ad) (p), 07/12/1929:3 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 First session opens to good audience, 07/19/1929:1 Chase, A.B. Lose institution here after 15 years, 07/26/1929:1 Purchases Long Pond cottage from Tyce Roht, 07/16/1926:1 Closes curtain after 15 years, 08/02/1929:4 Chase, Albert Chesley, Sylvia H. Taunton couple married 25 years, 03/04/1927:5 Tax collector's sale, 09/18/1925:3 Chase, Angeline M. Chetain, Everest Widow of Osborne dies at age 72, 08/28/1925:4 Goes to Mexico on behalf of Parlor Grate Co. 25 years ago, Chase, Bradford 02/05/1926:7 Purchases School St house from Edgar Thomas 50 years ago, Chicken Pox 11/12/1926:7 Mildred Bassett ill, 12/11/1925:3 Chase, Charles R. Charles Bassett recovering, 01/01/1926:2 Addresses Central Congregational Men's class on the Ford company, Several cases reported in South Middleboro, 03/11/1927:7 03/13/1925:8 Henry Pratt home under quarantine, 03/15/1929:3 Rand Motor Sales Co. takes over interests of Charles R. Chase Co. (ad), Fifteen case reported, 04/05/1929:2 04/10/1925:7 Nineteen cases reported, 04/19/1929:1 Moves from South Main St to Wareham St, 09/04/1925:2 Chiesa, John Chase, Chrystal M. Auction sale of household furniture and personal property (ad), Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 01/09/1925:10 Chase, Doris P. Child Welfare New on faculty of high school, 04/29/1927:1 Police return from Maine with wanted man Joseph Gabrey, Sails for Europe, 06/28/1929:10 01/30/1925:1 Chase, Frank Court orders Joseph Gabrey to pay $10 per week to children, Discharged after arrest for assault on Haskins, 01/20/1928:1 02/06/1925:1 Chase, Herbert Court reminder to Howard Wright to pay for support of children, Purchases two pair of oxen, 10/28/1927:3 03/20/1925:3 Accepts government position on the Cape, 01/18/1929:3 Frank Swetlowich family support case continued, 09/18/1925:1 Kicked by horse, ribs broken, 04/26/1929:7 Reginald Howard sentenced to jail for non-support of children, Chase, Howard 10/23/1925:9 Employed at D.R. Walker's factory, 08/26/1927:1 Nine-year-old Stephen Stanley found tied to tree, 11/12/1926:1 Chase, James B. Boy accused of tying up Stanley has alibi, 11/19/1926:1 Returns to Fall River 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Leon Howard case of non-support continued again, 02/25/1927:1 Chase, James C. David Johnson pleads not guilty of non-support of children, Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 05/13/1927:1 Plymouth man dies at age 71, 04/20/1928:4 Frank Sweetlowich arrested for non-support of wife and children, Resident of South Carver for 45 years, 04/27/1928:4 01/06/1928:1 Chase, John C. James Quiggan pleads not guilty to non-support of family, 06/15/1928:1 Obituary, 05/31/1929:2 Childs (Mr) Chase, Lavinia Shaw & Childs convert Pierce dwelling to store 50 years ago, Moves from Maple Ave to Everett St, 12/04/1925:2 07/31/1925:6 Chase, Philip H. Shaw & Childs commence work on leased estate 50 years ago, Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 08/14/1925:7 Wed to Marion L. Howes, 11/06/1925:4 Shaw & Childs move into new store on Centre St 50 years ago, Chase, Russell 09/11/1925:6 Breaks arm in fall from tree, 07/19/1929:2 Childs, Abbott C. Chase, Walter Dies at age 80, 02/04/1927:4 Breaks arm in fall from tree, 10/28/1927:3 Childs, Abbott L. Chatter Box Club Obituary, 02/04/1927:1 Pow Wows change name, 01/22/1926:1 Childs, Addie L. Obituary, 10/19/1928:1

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Childs, Cora Chisholm, Roy Resides in New York City, 02/27/1925:1 Daughter born, 06/22/1928:4, 06/29/1928:8 Resides in Medford, 10/23/1925:2 Choate, Charles B. Childs, Dorothy Burial in Plympton, 01/14/1927:4 Freshman at Jackson College, 09/20/1929:1 Choate, Dorothy Childs, Dorothy E. Wed to Winston D. Richmond, 03/30/1928:4 Pledges Sigma Kappa at Jackson College, 11/01/1929:1 Wedding described, 03/30/1928:9 Childs, Frank Chouinard, Omer Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Tax collector's sale, 08/14/1925:5 05/04/1928:1 Choy Soy She Shing Childs, James Daughter born, 04/13/1928:4 Employed in Stoughton, 10/05/1928:9 First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 Childs, Kenneth Christian Church Vicious dogs kill valuable hares 25 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Mullein Hill church in Lakeville (p), 01/11/1929:1 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Christian Science Society Childs, Kenneth L. see also First Church of Christ President of Fabric Body Corp., 04/10/1925:8 Redecorate rooms on South Main St, 01/23/1925:2 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 Negotiates for purchase of Advent Christian Church building, Wed to Dorothy Reynolds, 06/19/1925:4 03/18/1927:1 Resides in Detroit, 11/06/1925:1 Purchases Advent church property, 04/22/1927:1 President and organizer of Auto-Hydro-Craft, Inc. of Boston (p), Grace Pierce soloist at First Church of Christ, 07/15/1927:1 05/10/1929:1 Objects to billboard, 05/10/1929:3 Company introduces latest type of motor boat, 05/31/1929:7 Christmas Childs, Laura Pledges for extra holiday lighting generous, 12/11/1925:1 Cabot Club concert features local talent, 04/24/1925:10 H.S.S. commends selectmen for decorative lighting (l), 12/18/1925:1 Resides in Boston, 04/05/1929:6 New lights meet with favorable response, 12/18/1925:3 Childs, Laura C. H.S.S. comments further on display (l), 12/25/1925:1 see also Little Studio of Platform Arts Taxpayers make light display possible (Middleboro booster), To read at Taunton concert with Middleboro Male Singing Society, 12/25/1925:1 02/27/1925:1 "White Way" discussed at town meeting, 02/19/1926:1 Gives readings at American Society of Dramatic Arts in New York, Community tree on Academy lawn donated by Ethan Pierce, 04/17/1925:2 12/24/1926:5 Camp Cozy on Buzzards Bay (ad), 05/14/1926:10 Holiday lights add to town's appearance, 12/23/1927:1 Coaches play at Boston YWCA, 05/03/1929:1 Lights to be on soon, 12/14/1928:1 Chilin, George Reasons for Merry Christmas (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 12/21/1928:2 Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Old poles save money in stringing holiday lights, 12/21/1928:3 Chilin, Harry Merchants report get sales, 12/28/1928:1 Fined $10 for operating without a license, 07/17/1925:3 Christmas lighting matter studied by Philbrook, 12/06/1929:1 Pure milk, Murdock St (ad), 10/21/1927:8 Drought not kind to holly, 12/06/1929:8 Pure milk (ad), 11/04/1927:8 Stringing of lights complete, 12/13/1929:1 Victim of hit-and-run in Bridgewater, 04/26/1929:1 Bassett donates lights for Poor Farm, 12/20/1929:1 Chilin, Mrs Harry Five trees on academy lawn decorated, 12/20/1929:1 Victim of hit-and-run in Bridgewater, 04/26/1929:1 Homes beautifully decorated, 12/27/1929:1 Chimney Sweeps Christopher, Charles Percy C.M. Grover (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Accepts pastorate at Eden Park, RI Baptist church, 02/19/1926:2 Chinourd, Napoleon Christopher, C.P. Assault case continued, 07/10/1925:1 Resides in Newport, RI, 05/01/1925:1 Chipman, Walter M. Resides in East Providence, 07/30/1926:1 Little damage in fire on Myrtle Ave, 10/16/1925:3 Tribute to Bower Haskins (poem), 08/10/1928:1 Dies in South Hanson, 07/23/1926:4 Christopher, Everett Percy Obituary, 07/30/1926:1 Appointed instructor of horticulture at Rhode Island State College, Tribute from South Carver, 07/30/1926:5 02/25/1927:5 Chipman, W.M. Churbuck, C.A. Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Missing type located, 08/26/1927:8 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Churbuck, Clarence A. Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Printing office burglarized, 08/19/1927:1 Chipman, W.W. Churbuck, Delbert Proprietor of The Little Print Shop, 8 Myrtle Ave (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Son born, 06/08/1928:4 Chiropodists Churbuck, Delbert Frank Katherine F. Wright (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Wed to Amelia Christiana Plaskawicki, 08/05/1927:4 Chisholm, A.D. Churbuck, Ernest Caribbean sketch (l), 03/02/1928:6 Resides in Washington, DC, 08/19/1927:2, 11/02/1928:6 Wild hogs a danger to children and gardens (l), 04/06/1928:6 Churbuck, Ernest S. Reminiscent (l), 07/13/1928:7 Resides in Lynn, 05/29/1925:8, 06/18/1926:5 Cobequid Bay (l), 07/27/1928:3 Churbuck, Esther F. Chisholm, Dorothy Jeanne Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 Born to Roy, 06/22/1928:4, 06/29/1928:8 Churbuck, Esther Freeman Chisholm, Mrs A.D. Wed to Dalton Linwood Penniman, 06/24/1927:4 Grows 10.5-ft. sunflower, 09/07/1928:4

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Churbuck, F.A. Church of Our Saviour cont. F.W. Hastay purchases Main St restaurant from F.A. Churbuck 25 years William Kilpatrick new rector (p), 09/24/1926:1 ago, 03/25/1927:6 Rev Kilpatrick moves into rectory, 10/22/1926:1 Churbuck, Forest S. New pastor begins duties, 10/22/1926:2 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 Holds annual supper and meeting, 01/14/1927:1 Churbuck, Forrest Welcome reception for pastor and Mrs William Kilpatrick, 01/28/1927:1 Purchases Larcher estate 25 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Hosts 423rd session of Neighborhood convention, 02/18/1927:2 Churbuck, Fred F. New carpet placed in chancel, 05/13/1927:3 New postal carrier 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 Harry Wood organist, 08/12/1927:1 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Parish Aid society holds annual meeting, 01/13/1928:4 Churbuck, Leander M. Hosts Neighborhood convention, 02/10/1928:1 Addresses Central Congregational Men's club on character building, Parish house exterior repaired, 06/29/1928:7 12/25/1925:2 Boys wanted for choir (ad), 08/24/1928:4 Painter sets up studio in Buzzards Bay, 07/09/1926:1 Holds annual meeting, 01/11/1929:2 Churbuck, Lewis Hosts 441st session of Neighborhood convention, 02/22/1929:7 Resides in Washington, DC, 10/29/1926:1, 11/02/1928:6 Choir master E.J. Thompson resigns, 03/29/1929:1 Churbuck, Lewis M. Logrien janitor, 05/10/1929:1 Engaged to Margaret Pennebaker, 01/01/1926:5 Text of Kilpatrick's sermon on All Saints' Sunday, 11/08/1929:5 Resides in Washington, DC, 07/15/1927:1 Churches Employed with Curtiss Flying Service, New York, 10/18/1929:1 see also Council of Middleboro Churches; names of specific churches Churbuck, Lewis N. Old Otis Tinkham farm site of new chapel 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Employed by Curtis Airplane Co. in New York City, 08/16/1929:7 Churchill, Alexander L. Churbuck, L.M. Providence couple married 25 years, 07/16/1926:3 Former Middleboro artist has exhibition of Cape Cod paintings, Churchill, C.B. 08/20/1926:4 Quality roofer (ad), 10/01/1926:5 In possession of a number of paintings by Mary Sproat (l), 09/14/1928:6 Churchill, C.E. Churbuck, Louis Roofing (ad), 03/27/1925:10 Canvases on display at Brockton library, 12/14/1928:1 Churchill, Charlotte Churbuck, Louis D. Shower held for bride of William Wright, 06/01/1928:1 Breaks leg stepping from Egger's truck, 07/16/1926:1 Churchill, Charlotte Louise Churbuck, Mrs Fred F. Wed to William Wright, 03/30/1928:4 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Churchill, Chester Churbuck, Percy Completes improvements to Farrar's Waiting Room, 08/20/1926:3 Resides in Washington, DC, 10/29/1926:1 Contracts to roof Red Men's hall at Nantucket, 07/06/1928:1 Resides in New York City, 07/29/1927:2 Churchill, Chester B. Son born, 08/24/1928:4 Contracts to roof Onset grammar school and community house, Churbuck, Percy F. 09/25/1925:3 Resides in Washington, DC, 07/30/1926:1 Annual meeting of YMCA bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 Resides in New York, NY, 12/24/1926:5 Contracts to roof light plant in Provincetown, 06/14/1929:1 Resides in New York City, 08/19/1927:2 Churchill, Chet Churbuck, Percy Forrest Awarded contract to roof United Cape Cod Cranberry Co. plant in Graduates from George Washington University, 06/11/1926:5 Onset, 06/22/1928:2 Churbuck, Percy S. Churchill, Clarence Resides in New York City, 12/02/1927:1, 09/14/1928:1 Makes improvements to Clay St home, 05/03/1929:4 Churbuck, Robert Marshall Churchill, Donald Born to Percy, 08/24/1928:4 Obituary, 12/28/1928:1 Churbuck, Samuel Churchill, Donald W. Resides in Onset, 12/14/1928:11 Son of Chester B. and Ella R. Sherman dies at age 1, 12/28/1928:4 Churbuck, W.B. Churchill, Edmund Makes big strike selling shoes in Brockton 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Enters Wentworth Institute, 09/27/1929:1 Church, Charles W. Churchill, Eliza Lyon Obituary, 12/27/1929:1 Obituary, 02/10/1928:4 Church, Douglas Churchill, Harriett Wedding described, 08/09/1929:1 Wed to William Raymond, 07/13/1928:4 Church, Douglas William Churchill, Harriett Arlene Wed to Mary C. Gomes, 08/09/1929:5 Wed to William Francis Raymond, 07/06/1928:4 Church, Mrs E.B. Churchill, Herbert Sells summer residence at Assawampsett to Mrs J.A. Perkins, Electric lights installed at home on Clay St, 02/19/1926:1 07/03/1925:1 Clay St couple married 25 years, 05/27/1927:10 Church Coal Co. Funeral held in home on Clay St, 07/05/1929:2 Dependable service (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Churchill, Herbert W. Awarded contract for town of Middleboro, 07/27/1928:1 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Church of Our Saviour Dies at age 57, 07/05/1929:4 Reception of William Bayard Hale memorials, 02/13/1925:1 Churchill, Libeus Reception for Mrs Hale, 02/13/1925:6 Digs cellar for dwelling 50 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Choir director Mrs William Jacob resigns, 05/01/1925:1 Churchill, Rhoda Driveway planned for parish house, 06/12/1925:2 Centenarian exhibits 712-piece quilt at fair 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Hosts 413th session of Neighborhood convention, 12/18/1925:8 Celebrates 103rd birthday 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Montgomery Goodwin temporary rector, 01/08/1926:8 Brief biography (p), 06/07/1929:1 Rev Montgomery Goodwin temporarily in charge, 02/19/1926:4

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Chute, Clarence Clapp, Roland Resides in Greenfield, Nova Scotia, 01/23/1925:2 Sells lot to William Caswell 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Resides in Port Medway, NS, 07/16/1926:1 Clapp, Roland C. Resides in Nova Scotia, 07/29/1927:1 Captain sails Graham's Polly from NY to Antwerp 50 years ago, Chute, Clarence L. 05/22/1925:7 Wedding described, 11/27/1925:1 Clark (Captain) Wed to Jean E. Richardson, 11/27/1925:4 Purchases scroll saw and lathe from J.K. & B. Sears 50 years ago, Chute, Linam 12/06/1929:8 Resigns as janitor at West Side School, 02/08/1929:1 Clark (Mr) Purchases farm in Raynham, 09/06/1929:1 see also Stetson & Clark Chute, Lyman Work progresses on Vaughan's bridge 50 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Sells Centre St place to Joseph Roberts, 11/30/1928:6 Margaret Lane purchases Clark farm on Mt. Carmel St, 04/05/1929:6 Chute, Paul Clark, Abisha T. Resigns from Homestead Grocery, employed by Arthur Rotch, Owns copy of Abisha Tinkham's captain's commission (p), 01/22/1926:1 05/01/1925:2 Clark, A.D. Cider (see Beverages) The traveling schoolhouse (l), 07/19/1929:7 Circuses Clark, Alfred Indoor event at Park Theatre plays to good audiences, 05/08/1925:1 Wed to Edith Poland, 10/26/1928:3 Thimble Club Daughters sponsor amateur circus, 04/30/1926:6 Clark, Alfred F. Christy Bros. five-ring show plays here, 07/09/1926:7 Wed to Edith Volkman Poland, 10/19/1928:4 Morrill & Lucas provide feed for circus horses 50 years ago, Clark, Alice 06/03/1927:6 Obituary, 08/13/1926:5 Accompanied by usual gang of gamesters and shysters, 07/08/1927:1 Clark, Amos D. Walter L. Main's circus draws a crowd, 07/08/1927:2 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Local police use disguise to catch circus shysters, 07/15/1927:3 Clark, Angie What is a circus ? (l) (Edward M. Flynn), 07/22/1927:7 Dies in Stoneham, 03/11/1927:7 Gentry Bros. put on excellent show, 07/06/1928:4 Clark, Annie E. Typical summer day for circus, 07/06/1928:4 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 73, 04/16/1926:4 Welsh Bros. visit Middleboro 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Obituary, 04/16/1926:9 Downie Bros. 3-ring wild animal show exhibits to good houses, Petition for administration of estate, 04/23/1926:6 08/23/1929:1 Clark, Articia M. Civil War, 1861-1865 Chimney fire on Purchase St, 02/24/1928:5 see also Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Clark, A.T. Levi Crane fought in battle of Antietam 63 years ago. see also Crane, Westgate house on Marion Rd before fire in 1898 (p), 07/05/1929:1 Levi L. Clark, Aubrey Biography of physician Henry Sutton Burgess Smith (p), 01/30/1925:1 Fire in woods on Taunton St, 04/10/1925:2 Samuel Holmes speaks to Sons of Veterans on commanding area men in New manager at A&P, 05/08/1925:4 1862, 01/30/1925:1 Moves from West Bridgewater to Rock St, 04/22/1927:7 List of Carver residents who died during War of Rebellion, Clark, Clarence 08/27/1926:3 Daughter born, 07/17/1925:1 Brief biographies of George Washington Thomas and George Chimney fire at residence on Cherry St, 11/06/1925:5, 04/05/1929:5 Washington Lewis, 03/04/1927:6 Clark, Clarence E. Civil War soldier, William Turner, in front of tent (p), 03/25/1927:1 Highway department employee struck by George Smith's auto, Reminiscent (l) (A.D. Chisholm), 07/13/1928:7 10/25/1929:4 Few remaining veterans deserve respect and esteem, 08/23/1929:1 Clark, C.W. "Billie" Dura Weston receives historic sword from widow of Russell Thomas 25 Thacher Lucas' store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), years ago, 11/15/1929:6 05/28/1926:1 C.L. Hathaway & Co. Clark, Doris Hathaway's Drug Store (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Employed at hospital in Troy, NY, 07/31/1925:8 Twenty-seven years in one location (ad), 07/31/1925:5 Completes three-year nursing course in Troy, NY, 11/20/1925:1 Employs Benjamin Zimble, 08/05/1927:1, 08/31/1928:1 Supervisor in Samaritan hospital, Troy, NY, 08/20/1926:2 Benjamin Zimble druggist, 02/08/1929:1 Clark, Dwight N. Benjamin Zimble resigns, 09/20/1929:1 Daughter born, 06/19/1925:3 Pharmacist E.K. Wood enters employ, 09/20/1929:1 Resides in Hartford, CT, 08/28/1925:3 Elias Clothier new pharmacist, 11/08/1929:1 Clark, Edith H. Clapp (Mr) Engaged to Earl L. Millard, 05/29/1925:5 Thomas & Clapp complete 10,000 feet of roofing in Somerset 25 years Clark, Edith Harriet ago, 10/26/1928:7 Wed to Earl L. Millerd, 06/26/1925:4 Clapp, Charles G. Wedding described, 06/26/1925:4 Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Clark, Edward Clapp, G.W. Employed in Wareham, 02/05/1926:1 Purchases grocery business from A.B. Bosworth 50 years ago, Clark, Edward A. 01/07/1927:7 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Opens meat market 50 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Clark, Edward S. Clapp, Henry Mortgagee's sale, 09/14/1928:5 Resin causes fire on Barden Hill 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Clark, E.F. Returns from sea 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Purchases Carmel St farm from Ethel Hanscom, 01/28/1927:8 Clapp, Mary T. Clark, E.H. Clara Eaton's North Middleboro house burns down, 12/09/1927:1 Resigns from M.H. Cushing Co. 25 years ago, employed at Clark & Cole, 02/15/1929:9

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Clark, Ezra Clark, Lydia Holmes Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Wife of Amos D. dies at age 81, 01/18/1929:4 Highland Rd homestead (p), 09/14/1928:1 Obituary, 01/18/1929:9 Clark, Fannie Clark, Maraquita Eddy Employed by milliner S.F. Barrows 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Daughter born, 06/19/1925:3 Clark, Fletcher, Jr. Clark, Margaret Elizabeth Town moderator clarifies voting procedure (l), 05/22/1925:1 Born to Fletcher, Jr., 08/13/1926:2 Town moderator not yet compensated after nine meetings this year, Clark, Marguerite 05/22/1925:1 Explains situation with funding district nurse (l), 10/04/1929:1 Daughter born, 08/13/1926:2 Clark, Maurice Candidate for moderator, 12/31/1926:6 Burial at Rock Cemetery, 11/04/1927:7 Sells Highland Rd farm to Florence Farnum, 10/05/1928:4 Clark, Maurice R. Nomination papers circulate for town moderator, 12/28/1928:4 Dies from infantile paralysis, 10/28/1927:1 Clark, Flora A. Son of Leslie N. and Margaret Domina dies at age 8, 10/28/1927:4 Mortgagee's sale, 09/14/1928:5 Clark, Mrs Arthur L. Clark, Flora M. Resides in Atlantic, 07/22/1927:4 Honored for 25 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 Clark, Mrs Dwight N. Clark, Florence Resides in Hartford, CT, 08/26/1927:8 Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 02/22/1929:2 Clark, Mrs Harry Clark, Florence M. Aunt dies in South Weymouth, 12/30/1927:5 Resides in Groton, CT, 11/11/1927:10 Clark, Mrs James H. Clark, Francis Raymond Fractures ankle getting out of car, 07/30/1926:3 Engaged to Hope Duesbury, 06/08/1928:3 Clark, Mrs Leslie Clark, George S. Member of Tourists Approved Wayside Homes agency, 08/27/1926:4 Purchases Fairview Driving Park property at auction 25 years ago, Clark, Mrs Leslie N. 04/09/1926:3 Objects to plan for retarded students (l), 03/01/1929:6 Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 Clark, Mrs Robert Repeat blaze on Barden Hill 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 02/24/1928:8 Dies 25 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Clark, Percy Clark, Harold Lets Courtland St apartment to David Johnson, 08/20/1926:2 Cadet on board training ship Enterprise 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Clark, Polly Cadet on nautical ship Enterprise 25 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Continues studies at Wellesley College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Clark, Harold R. Clark, Richard Passes exams for Massachusetts Nautical School 25 years ago, Born to Lester, 10/12/1928:4 04/20/1928:6 Clark, Robert Clark, Harry Salesman at Maxim Motor Co., 03/12/1926:5 Chimney fire at Rock home, 02/20/1925:4 Clark, Rodney Clark, Herbert Allen Son born, 05/10/1929:2 Brief biography (p), 11/01/1929:1 Clark, Roland Frederick Clark, Isaac Wedding described, 09/07/1928:1 Barrel of japan falls on leg 50 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Wed to Minerva Amanda Baker, 09/07/1928:4 Clark, James M. Clark, Rufus W. Receives claims from ships 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Resides in Akron, OH, 07/15/1927:1 South Middleboro store suffers break-in 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Clark, Samuel Clark, James Monroe, III Clark, Carver, and Thomas to do regrading and raising of bridges over Born to Rodney, 05/10/1929:2 Namasket 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Clark, Job Clark, Shirlie Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Employed at Bassett's store, 07/30/1926:3 Clark, John H. Clark, Thomas W. Cornelia Parker beneficiary of will, 03/25/1927:7 Purchases farm in Medway 25 years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Clark, John W. Clark, Ulysses L. Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 On crew of bark Sea Ranger 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Clark, John William Clark, Verna Wed to Florence Maynard Campbell, 07/01/1927:4 Resides in Quincy, 02/13/1925:9 Clark, Joseph Starts duties at Essex County School for Girls in Hathorn, 09/14/1928:1 Photo of Old Joe (p), 07/08/1927:1 Clark, Walter A.D. James Sampson purchases lot from Joseph Clark farm 50 years ago, Resides in Union City, NJ, 04/22/1927:7 08/02/1929:6 In charge of Plymouth business school branch in Provincetown 25 years Clark, Joseph, Jr. ago, 06/03/1927:6 Copy of surgeon's commission in Massachusetts Militia (p), Resides in Atlantic City, NJ, 07/20/1928:8 05/20/1927:1 Resides in Union City, NJ, 07/05/1929:1 Clark, Leo Clark, W.D. Dedham driver arrested after auto/wagon accident, 12/28/1928:1 Manager of The People's Market, 40 North Main St (ad), 09/11/1925:5 Michael Sheehan pleads guilty on charges stemming from collision with Clark, W.F. Clark, 01/25/1929:3 Employed at L.O. Atwood's mill, 07/22/1927:2 Clark, Leslie Foreman at L.O. Atwood's mill, 01/06/1928:3 Makes improvements at farm with installation of electricity, Foreman of outside work at L.O. Atwood's mill, 03/01/1929:9 06/05/1925:7 Employed at Atwood's mill, 11/01/1929:7 Lays cement floor in milking house, 05/27/1927:1 Clark, Will Son born, 10/12/1928:4 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1

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Clark, William Clear Pond cont. Sells North St property to George Donner, 04/10/1925:6 State engineers work to improve water supply for Lakeville Hospital, Makes improvements to North Middleboro home, 07/23/1926:7 08/21/1925:8 Sells Fall Brook property to Philip Howes, 09/03/1926:5 Closed to bathers, 07/23/1926:1 Daughter born, 09/10/1926:1 Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Chef at Sisson's diner, 11/22/1929:6 Hosts baptisms by Rev Bates 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Clark, William F. Herbert Day nearly drowns in Clear Pond 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Resigns position as foreman at L.O. Atwood's mill, 11/22/1929:2 Cleary, Cecelia Clark, William S. Engaged to Maurice S. Bowen, 10/09/1925:7 Purchases Centre St house from Mrs D.S. Surrey, 04/30/1926:2 Clement (Mrs) Clark, Winthrop Resides in West Medford, 07/13/1928:4 Attends Norwich University, 12/02/1927:3 Clement, Mrs F.A. Plays football for Norwich University, 11/22/1929:1 Resides in West Medford, 01/21/1927:1 Clark, Winthrop H. Clements, Tony Plays football for Norwich University, 10/28/1927:1 Purchases Washburn St cottage from George Sampson, 10/11/1929:3 Awarded varsity letter in football at Norwich University, 12/20/1929:1 Clements, W.S. Clark & Cole Co. Piano tuner at Kahn's (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Purchases woodland in East Raynham 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Cleveland, Clara Receives 50-horse boiler for East Raynham mill 25 years ago, Wed to Thomas G. Pierce, 08/30/1929:4 10/09/1925:8 Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 Have 23 men working in Carver 25 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Cleveland, Clarence Contemplate addition to factory 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Resides in Norwood, 08/10/1928:9 Employees in mill yard (p), 06/04/1926:1 Cleveland, C.W. Sells sawdust to gas plant 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Resides in Lake Worth, FL, 06/04/1926:5 George Cox loses fingertips in mishap 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Cleveland, Edward H. Workmen shown in old photo (p), 01/28/1927:1 Chaplain of City Missions society of NYC, 01/02/1925:2 New dynamo installed at factory 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Chaplain for veterans' hospital on the Hudson, 10/02/1925:7 Becomes union shop 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Whole truths and half truths (l), 10/12/1928:9 Manufacturing plant on Cambridge St (i), 06/22/1928:1 Cleveland, E.H. Results of foot racing 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Chaplain at U.S. Veterans' Hospital at Castle Point-on-the-Hudson, Purchases two million feet of lumber 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 09/03/1926:1 Employs E.H. Clark 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Senior chaplain at U.S. veterans' hospital, 12/30/1927:5 George Starbuck erects addition 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Cleveland, Grover, 1837-1908 Clarke (Dr) Passes through town 25 years ago, 08/30/1929:7 Skeleton discovered when digging foundation for Sampson's 50 years Cleveland, Mrs Clarence ago, 08/23/1929:8 Resides in Pennsylvania, 03/09/1928:9 Clarke, Augusta Resides in Needham, 11/22/1929:4 Funeral held 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Cleverly (Mr) Clarke, Doris A. Margaret Billing and Ruth Gates purchase Cleverly place in Accepts post as supervisor of private ward in New England hospital, Warrentown, 11/09/1928:1 05/24/1929:7 Cleverly, Harold Clarke, Joseph Resigns as clerk from A&P, 05/08/1925:5 Old residence near Court End (Granville Temple Sproat), 07/13/1928:9 Moves to Plymouth, 05/08/1925:8 Clarke, Mrs Dwight Cleverly, Harold T. Resides in Hartford, CT, 12/07/1928:1 Manager of Plymouth A&P store, 10/22/1926:1 Clarke, Samuel Cleverly, Malvina Old Clarke residence near Court End (Granville Temple Sproat), Infant daughter of Harold and Louise Hunt dies, 04/01/1927:4 07/13/1928:9 Clifford, Emma Clarke, Verna Employed at Whitman's department store, 08/13/1926:2 Resides in Quincy, 01/07/1927:3 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Appointed principle of Quincy Home-Making school, 01/06/1928:2 Cline, Albion Clarke, Verna L. Resides in Brighton, 01/02/1925:2 Graduates from Boston University, 06/25/1926:9 Daughter born, 07/03/1925:8 Takes new post at Essex County School for Girls, 07/06/1928:1 Cline, Albion L. Instructor at Fitchburg State Normal school, 07/19/1929:1 Accepts post as electrician in Kingston, PA, 05/29/1925:8 Clarke, William Resides in Detroit, MI, 10/08/1926:1 Obituary, 10/29/1926:4 Cline, Howard Clarke, William F. Resides in Osterville, 04/29/1927:5 Purchases new Pontiac, 07/13/1929:6 Sells Place property to Horace Atkins, 05/20/1927:3 Clawson, Annie Resides in Osterville, 07/27/1928:5 Nurse in girls' department at State Farm, 12/30/1927:6 Cline, Howard A. Clayes, Frank H. Moves to Osterville, 11/12/1926:2 Obituary, 08/02/1929:1 Resides in Robbinston, ME, 10/04/1929:1 Dies at age 72, 08/02/1929:4 Cline, Louise Hicks Clear Pond Engaged to John MacPherson Newkirk, 05/29/1925:1 Lakeville Hospital petitions to develop water supply from Clear Pond, Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 03/13/1925:1 Wed to John MacPherson Newkirk, 10/08/1926:4 East Taunton boy, Ronald LaPointe, drowns, 06/12/1925:3 Clinton, Francis P. Inquest held into death, 09/04/1925:1

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Clocks and Watches Clulow, Percy see also Coombs, Ernest E.; Tinkham, E.F. Juveniles arrested in series of break-ins in North Middleboro, Truth about town clock, 02/08/1929:1 02/04/1927:7 Clorsin (Mrs) Clulow, Percy T. Nurse in girls' defective delinquent department at State Farm, Bedford St house ransacked, 08/13/1926:1 12/23/1927:1 Bedford St home broken into again, 12/10/1926:1 Close, John B. C.N. Atwood & Son Obituary, 02/04/1927:1 Mill busy six days a week, 08/28/1925:2 East Bridgewater man dies at age 78, 02/04/1927:4 Rush still on at Rock mill, 10/30/1925:4 Closuit, Edward Mill quiet for first time in three months, 11/13/1925:6 Son born, 10/23/1925:6 Mill back to regular schedule, 11/27/1925:1 Clothier, Elias Adds band saw to equipment 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 New pharmacist at Hathaway's, 11/08/1929:1 Mill repairs made 50 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Clothing Extra work means long hours, 08/27/1926:2 Mary Allison chosen Plymouth County clothing champion, Mill resumes regular schedule, 11/05/1926:3 06/22/1928:10 Closes mill due to lack of orders, 01/28/1927:3 Clothing Industry Second saw begun, 05/13/1927:6 see also A.J. Tower Co. Evening work still in order at mill, 11/11/1927:2 The Mills of Sporty Wear, new industry to produce ladies' sports wear, Work slows down, 12/16/1927:6 05/11/1928:1 Manufacturing department closes, 01/13/1928:9 The Mills of Sporty Wear, Cambridge St (ad), 09/14/1928:4 Logs arriving daily, 01/27/1928:2 Frank Howard establishes shirt manufactory here, 05/24/1929:1 Second saw in operation, 02/10/1928:6 New shirt factory on Jackson St complete, 06/21/1929:1 Mill on 9-hour system 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Clothing Stores Mill opens on 11/1 fifty years ago, 11/09/1928:8 see also Cape Cod Specialty Shop, Inc.; Dewey Clothes Shop; George's Broken motor gives employees a break, 05/17/1929:3 Men's Shop; McElroy & Cushman; Middleboro Clothing Co.; Sparrow Manufactures trunk-woods and packing boxes 50 years ago, Bros.; Talbot-Seeley Co.; Williams Specialty Shop; The Boston Store 06/21/1929:6 Susan Brackett, Spencer corsets (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Sawyer, Joseph Florend, injured in auto accident, 07/26/1929:7 Ella M. Coombs, Spencer corsets (ad), 10/02/1925:8 C.N. Atwood & Son - Employees Toole removes partition in store 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Alfred Thomas and Bradford Westgate longtime employees, Harrie Cushman has line of seventeen clothing stores 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:6 02/12/1926:3 Employ James Bismore, 10/01/1926:9 Gertrude Connelly, Spirella corsets (ad), 07/23/1926:8 G.K. Westgate engineer at mill, 10/28/1927:3 Glasgow Woolen Mills Co. opens store in Hayden block 25 years ago, Employ Alfred Thomas, 12/02/1927:6 10/22/1926:3 William Shaw sawyer, 04/06/1928:3 Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, hats and hose, corner of Pearl and Centre St Fred Johnson resigns, 08/17/1928:7 (ad), 07/13/1928:10 Employ Charles Bassett, 01/11/1929:2 Johnstone's Shop, 69 Centre St (ad), 08/17/1928:6 William Shaw sawyer, 03/08/1929:2 The Mills of Sporty Wear, Cambridge St (ad), 09/14/1928:4 Lewis Thayer resigns, 05/03/1929:5 Emily Hoyting-Hadsell going out of business (ad), 09/28/1928:5 Employ Roswell Houdlett, 08/16/1929:4 Mitchell proprietor of Fifth Avenue Shop, 167 Centre St (ad), Employ W.F. Clark, 11/01/1929:7 03/29/1929:6 G.K. Westgate engineer, 11/15/1929:3 Toole purchases Main St property from Ira Thomas 50 years ago, Coal 03/29/1929:8 see also Jenney, James L.; LeBaron, J.B.; Washburn, Peter Kotchoun proprietor of The Bargain Store (ad), 05/31/1929:8 New England coke, Ernest S. Pratt Co. (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Fashion Shop on Thatcher's Row (ad), 07/26/1929:4 Church Coal Co. (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Toole stocks large inventory of clothes 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Price goes up 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Clough, Cora Filter cleaned at pumping station, coal sold, 11/27/1925:1 Employed at Maxim Motor Co., 07/26/1929:1 Summer supply at Lakeville car barn 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Clough, Earl A. Prices high 25 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Son born, 05/22/1925:1 Hard coal scarce 25 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Clough, Everett W. Hard coal arrives here 25 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 George Bryant visits Pennsylvania coal fields 25 years ago, Dies at age 35, 06/08/1928:4 11/25/1927:9 Clough, Mary R. Supply at town building none too plentiful 25 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Obituary, 08/30/1929:1 O'Hara Bros. expect 70 tons of hard coal 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Clough, Mary Rachael Scarcity has State Farm inmates out chopping wood 25 years ago, Widow of Thomas S. dies at age 90, 08/30/1929:4 01/20/1928:7 Clough, Mrs W.E. Two wagons full attract attention 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Brother dies in Revere, 05/03/1929:1 Price drops 25 years ago, 03/09/1928:7 Clough, Wallace E. Church Coal Co. awarded contract for town of Middleboro, Veteran trainman retires from NY, NH & Hartford, 03/20/1925:3 07/27/1928:1 Clough, W.E. Supply exhausted 25 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Ralph Kelley purchases Scudder Bros. Coal Co., 04/26/1929:1 Cloverdale Co. Ralph Kelley proprietor of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. (ad), 05/03/1929:8 Employs Edward Lang, 10/09/1925:1 Coasting Celebrates 23rd anniversary (ad), 11/20/1925:3 Three-year-old Frances Hall breaks leg in sledding accident, 23rd anniversary sale (ad), 11/20/1925:6 02/06/1925:1 Alton Bailey resigns, 07/01/1927:3 Coates, Gertrude Resides in Worcester, 07/08/1927:1

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Coates, Nancy E. Cobb, Mrs Richard E. Celebrates 90th birthday, biography, 09/04/1925:1 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Looks forward to 91st birthday, brief biography, 08/27/1926:1 Cobb, Nehemiah Cobb, A.F. Genealogy traced, 04/23/1926:1 Chimney fire at home at corner of Tispaquin and Wareham St, Cobb, Richard E. 02/26/1926:4 Falls down stairs at Peirce building, 07/31/1925:1 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 High St couple married 55 years, 11/18/1927:1 Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Couple celebrates anniversary, 11/16/1928:6 Grocery business passes to M.H. Cushing 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Cobb Bros. Market Grocery consolidates with M.H. Cushing & Co. 25 years ago, Continues service under name of John S. Cobb (ad), 06/25/1926:10 02/27/1925:3 Now John S. Cobb Market (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Cobb, Charles Display caribou in window for Christmas, 12/30/1927:5 Goods removed to Vermont, 08/06/1926:1 Cobell, Phanuel Cobb, Charles R. Married in Worcester, 04/30/1926:2 Purchases School St property from Clifton Babbitt, 02/20/1925:1 Cochrane, Doris H. Takes position on farm in Woodstock, VT, 05/21/1926:1 New teacher at high school, 09/03/1926:3 Sells School St place to Mildred Windsor Buisson, 07/30/1926:1 Cochrane, Dorothy H. Moves from School St to Woodstock, VT, 07/30/1926:3 High school history teacher resigns, 06/15/1928:4 Daughter born, 06/28/1929:1 Cody, Edward Cobb, Dora Missing youth located at Onset, 08/30/1929:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/14/1928:9 Coen, Catherine Begins second year at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/06/1929:8 New teacher at West Side School, 04/26/1929:1 Cobb, Edith Coffin (Mr) Edith Cobb writes history of local unit of Women's Relief Corps, Peirce Academy opens under flattering auspices 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:7 09/03/1926:6 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Resigns from H.L Thatcher & Co., 03/18/1927:4 Cobb, Eliza Coffin, Arthur Rock home wired for electricity, 10/09/1925:3 Electric lights installed in home, 04/16/1926:9 Obituary, 08/13/1926:6 Coffin, George H. Cobb, Eliza A. Principal of Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Obituary, 08/13/1926:1 Former principal of Peirce Academy, 03/29/1929:1 Cobb, Eliza Ann Seeks information on Gen. Leonard Wood (l), 03/29/1929:4 Widow of George F. dies at age 92, 08/13/1926:4 Principal at Peirce Academy resigns 50 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Cobb, George F. Coffin, Henrietta Dies in Cambridge, 08/17/1928:7 Obituary, 08/21/1925:1 Came from old Carver stock, 08/24/1928:1 Coffin, Henrietta E. Cobb, George W. Wife of Charles W. dies at age 79, 08/21/1925:4 Conductor on NY, NH & Hartford RR, 07/22/1927:5 Coffin, Irving Haven Cobb, Gertrude Mary Engaged to Cora Emily Mellor, 07/23/1926:5 Wed to John H. Egger, Jr., 11/30/1928:1 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 Cobb, Hannah Shaw Wed to Cora Emily Mellor, 08/06/1926:4 Daughter born, 06/28/1929:1 Coffin, Mrs Irving Cobb, Helen Joy Resides in Chatham, 12/27/1929:1 Born to Charles R. and Hannah Shaw, 06/28/1929:1 Cogue, Wilson Cobb, J. William Resides in Watertown, 09/27/1929:1 In wholesale dry goods business in Florida, 08/16/1929:1 Cohen, Goldie Cobb, Jabez Wed to Isaac Cohen, 01/07/1927:4 Notice of road tax collection 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Cohen, Isaac Cobb, John S. Wed to Goldie Cohen, 01/07/1927:4 see also John S. Cobb Market Colavecchio, Carrie May Sells Forest St property to Nahum Wilbur, 10/02/1925:3 Wed to Richard Arzoomanian, 10/11/1929:4 Purchases Forest St property from Lydia Wilbur, 10/09/1925:1 Colavecchio, Carrie Mary Auto in mixup with New Bedford driver on Rd, Engaged to Richard Arzoomanian, 10/04/1929:4 08/27/1926:1 Colbath, William H. Truck damaged in collision with New Bedford driver, 06/21/1929:1 Funeral held in Natick, 03/27/1925:7 Mrs Alton Freeman attacked and bitten by dog in Cobb's yard, Colbin (Mrs) 06/28/1929:1 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 Couple in auto accident in Biddeford, ME, 10/18/1929:1 Colbin, Mrs E.C. In auto accident enroute to Nova Scotia, 10/18/1929:10 Granted license to sell gasoline, 03/23/1928:9 Replacement vehicle also struck, 10/25/1929:1 Colby, Carl Candidate for selectman, 12/20/1929:1 Moves from Albany, NY to Pearl St, 08/19/1927:4 Political advertisement (ad), 12/20/1929:9 Colby, Carl E. Cobb, John Strong Builds house in West Wareham, 05/03/1929:1 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on Alaska, 01/14/1927:3 Colby, Natalie Sedgwick Washburn Cobb, Mrs A. Frank Sues for divorce in Paris, 03/02/1928:5 Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Colchester, Alice Cobb, Mrs Charles Wedding described, 11/08/1929:1 Moves to Vermont, 06/18/1926:5 Cole (Mr) Cobb, Mrs John S. Runaway horse collides with buggy 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Takes airplane ride over Middleboro, 08/24/1928:1

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Cole, Alden Cole, Louis Astin Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Wed to Erna Louise Cornish, 09/09/1927:4 Cole, Asel Cole, Louis Edgar History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Engaged to Mary Elizabeth Lacross, 08/02/1929:4 Cole, E. Mellen Cole, Mary Obituary, 02/12/1926:2 Obituary, 07/17/1925:6 Wichita, KS man dies at age 79, 02/12/1926:4 Cole, Mary P. Starts shoe manufacturing in Wells block 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Administrator presents account of estate, 09/30/1927:2 Launches pleasure boat at Assawompsett 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Cole, Mary Parker Cole, Edwin M. Widow of John L. dies at age 62, 07/10/1925:6 Starts shoe manufactory in Wells' block 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Cole, Mrs Charles H. Cole, Elmer (see Clark & Cole Co.) Funeral held at Kingston, 01/13/1928:4 Cole, Elmer E. Cole, Philip L. Obituary, 08/09/1929:1 Purchases California Mills lot of Gustavus Swift at auction, New York City man dies at age 65, 08/09/1929:5 05/08/1925:8 Cole, Ethel Stella Cole, Robert Wedding described, 12/06/1929:3 Erects dwelling for Barden 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Wed to Laurence Robert Buckman, 12/06/1929:6 And John Barden build addition to Brett & Son grocery 50 years ago, Cole, Flora 10/18/1929:9 Rock relatives attend funeral, 01/20/1928:2 Cole Family Cole, Flora Atwood History of Carver family, 07/05/1929:7 Obituary, 01/20/1928:1 Coleman, Arthur Cole, Frank H. Daughter born, 05/28/1926:1 Purchases pasture lot of Gustavus Swift at auction, 05/08/1925:8 Coleman, Arthur C. Cole, Frank P. Gets a year in jail for larceny of freight, 02/25/1927:1 Obituary, 12/31/1926:4 Coleman, Claire Lynet Cole, George F. Born to Arthur, 05/28/1926:1 Daughter born, 03/04/1927:7, 08/23/1929:2 Coleman, Emily Cole, George Fairbanks Obituary, 06/21/1929:2 Wedding described, 07/23/1926:1 Coleman, Fred Wed to Mildred Gertrude Knight, 07/23/1926:4 Accepts position at State Farm, 04/01/1927:4 Cole, Hezekiah Moves from Plymouth St to Brockton, 03/09/1928:9 History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Coleman, Frederick Cole, Hezekiah, Jr. Son born, 03/11/1927:1 History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Coleman, Mary Cole, James Funeral held in Bridgewater, 02/11/1927:3 Deputy sheriff of Plymouth County 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Coleman, William Bradford Appointed deputy sheriff 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Born to Frederick, 03/11/1927:1 Has addition built on house 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Collamore, Horace Builds addition to stable 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Wed to Margaret Murphy, 06/25/1926:9 Purchases homestead from John Chace 50 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Collinborne, Ruth Out with matched pair of Arabians 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Heard over radio from WNAC, 03/23/1928:6 John and Allen Taber purchase farm from Marcus Thompson 50 years Collings, Charles ago, 06/11/1926:3 Funeral held in New Bedford, 01/09/1925:1 Two horse get mired in ditch 50 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Collingwood, James B. St. Luke's sells property to Ernest Maxim, 12/03/1926:1 Obituary, 07/09/1926:3 Joseph Shaw in charge of improvements to place for Ernest Maxim, Collins (Mr) 12/31/1926:2 Returns from sea 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Deputy sheriff 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Collins, Annie Purchases horse 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Purchases Lakeville filling station from Ruby Brown, 04/08/1927:1 Loses horse to lingering sickness 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Collins, George H. Deputy sheriff re-appointed 50 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Henry Walker sideswipes Collins' auto and runs into Dorchester car, Promising colt dies 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 08/31/1928:8 Cole, Job Collins, Hannah Wagon struck by New Bedford & Onset Street Railway bus, Engaged to Francis Joseph Morrissey, 08/30/1929:4 07/09/1926:2 Wedding described, 09/27/1929:1 John Bowman purchases Cole farm from Isaac Sampson 50 years ago, Wed to Francis Joseph Morrissey, 09/27/1929:4 06/14/1929:8 Collins, Jeremiah Cole, Job L. Sells Forest St tenement to Earle Berry, 08/28/1925:1 Loses horse, 03/04/1927:3 Collins, Leonard N. Cole, John Obituary, 12/31/1926:4 Genealogy query, 09/16/1927:4 Collins, Louise History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Sells West Grove St tenement to Augusta Mello, 01/08/1926:1 Cole, John, Jr. Collins, Melissa A. History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Dies at age 75, 04/23/1926:4 Cole, Joseph Petition for administration of estate, 04/30/1926:5 History of Cole family in Carver, 07/05/1929:7 Collins, Mellissa A. Cole, Leroy Administrator presents account of estate, 05/11/1928:2 New member of Middleboro Male Singing Society, 04/24/1925:4 Collins, Michael Employed at Nemasket Auto Co., 11/16/1928:1

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Collins, Michael F. Commeau, Otis Employed at Nemasket Auto Co., 03/29/1929:6 Employed at State Farm, 07/13/1928:1 Collins, T.C. Commeau, Priscilla Moves insurance office 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Ill with infantile paralysis, 10/08/1926:1 Collins, Thomas C. Commercial Club (see Middleboro Commercial Club) Brief biography (p), 03/16/1928:1 Comstock, W.W. Collins, Thomas Cushman Couple celebrates 50th anniversary 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Dies at age 81 twenty-five years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Conant, Frank Collins, William Grass fire near home, 03/15/1929:4 Officer promoted on board schooner Edward Lee 50 years ago, Conant, Frank M. 11/04/1927:6 Engaged to Nellie McGinn, 08/30/1929:4 Sailor returns from whaling out of Provincetown 50 years ago, Wed to Nellie McGinn, 10/25/1929:6 09/14/1928:8 Makes home with parents on Pleasant St, 11/08/1929:4 Collins, Willie Conant, Frank V. Ships out from Provincetown 50 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Moves to Falmouth, 06/04/1926:5 Collins, W.W. Moves to house owned by B.J. Allan, 11/30/1928:5 Embarks on voyage in Atlantic 50 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Conant, Harold Colonial Brass Co. Resides in Falmouth, 12/06/1929:6 Gerard Shaw disposes of interest in, 09/16/1927:6 Conant, Mary M. Colonial Casket Co. Widow of Virgil dies at age 77, 02/10/1928:4 New Bedford undertaker pleads not guilty to larceny, 08/21/1925:1 Conant, Roger Colonial Cleansers & Dyers Breaks arm at school, 03/05/1926:1 E.H. Stafford, Jr. and Boston parties open business on Cambridge St, Conant, Roy 05/10/1929:1 Attendant resigns from State Farm asylum, 05/04/1928:4 New business welcome, 05/10/1929:1 Resides in Falmouth, 03/15/1929:4, 09/20/1929:4 Dry cleaning, rug shampooing (ad), 05/10/1929:6 Conant, Sylvanus Middleboro Clothing Co. downtown representatives (ad), 06/14/1929:2 Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Kenneth Keedwell acquires holdings of Boston parties, 06/14/1929:3 Conant & Deane Open Middleboro service shop on North Main St (ad), 08/09/1929:3 Screens, cabinets, trellises, bird houses, etc. (ad), 04/22/1927:8 Colonial Filling Station The Concert Trio Run by Barker and Lennon, 08/19/1927:6 Goldstein, Becker, and Barrett perform in Brockton, 02/08/1929:1 Frank Cavicchi manager, 01/27/1928:3, 05/11/1928:2 Concerts Frank Cavicchi closes business for the winter, 12/07/1928:2 see also Bands and Orchestras; Central Congregational Church Manager Cavicchi resides in Arlington Heights, 11/08/1929:5 (concerts); Middleboro Male Singing Society; Musical Instruction Robbed twice this month, 12/06/1929:3 Brown University musical clubs perform here, 01/23/1925:3 Colonial Gardens Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), Wareham St (ad), 05/06/1927:4 02/27/1925:1, 03/06/1925:1 Colson, James M. Cabot Club concert features local talent, 04/24/1925:10 Applies to Dartmouth 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Taunton Orchestral club performs for Middleboro Teachers' Assoc, Colton, Carlotta 05/15/1925:4 Resides in New Bedford, 03/27/1925:9 Outdoor band concerts resume, 07/17/1925:1 Columbia, Charlotte A. Grace Hushen and Melody Boys perform at Park Theatre, 08/21/1925:1 Wed to Alfred LeWillie, 07/01/1927:4 Outdoor band concerts cancelled due to lack of interest, 08/28/1925:1 Columbia Trading Co. Knights of Pythias' concert at Town House poorly attended, Bankrupt stock sold to Boston company, 04/17/1925:2 10/30/1925:6 Comedians Unitarian Woman's Branch Alliance holds pop concert and style show, Hervey Bazinet member of International Comedy Quartet, 12/11/1925:2 04/16/1926:4 Comfort Stations (see Public Comfort Stations) Shedad Grotto Band of Brockton performs here, 05/21/1926:2 Comley, Sylvia Sabat Mater benefit for St. Luke's attended by about 450, 05/28/1926:6 Mother dies in Amesbury, 06/15/1928:9 Band concerts cancelled due to lack of ticket sales, 09/03/1926:5 Comley, Sylvia G. Middleboro Teachers' Association assists with Boston Symphony New supervisor of drawing, 07/17/1925:7 concert in Plymouth, 10/22/1926:1 Appointed to teach Evening Practical Arts class, 12/17/1926:8 Concert sponsored by Middleboro Agricultural Association highlights Supervisor of drawing in local schools, 12/17/1926:8 local talent, 12/24/1926:2 Full time supervisor of arts, 05/06/1927:1 Citizens' Course committee holds annual meeting 25 years ago, Supervisor re-elected with increase in salary, 05/06/1927:1 06/03/1927:6 Commeau, Everett Band concert closes season, 09/09/1927:6 Enlists in United States Army, 04/19/1929:4 Central Methodist Episcopal Church hosts concert by Mario Cappelli, Commeau, Joseph 09/16/1927:5 Resides in Plymouth, 08/13/1926:3 Town Hall host to Mario Cappelli, nearly 500 attend, 09/30/1927:5 Commeau, Milton Evening concerts at Sonora Studios,10 Barden Hill Rd (ad), Attends Bradford Durfee Textile school, 09/10/1926:6 11/11/1927:9 Wins $100 prize from Textile Colorist of New York City, 05/27/1927:8 Musical association gross receipts $400 fifty years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Resumes duties at Bradford-Durfee Textile school, 01/06/1928:8 Prospects uncertain for outdoor entertainment, 05/25/1928:3 Graduates from Durfee Textile school, 06/08/1928:1 Return of concerts welcomed, 07/20/1928:1 Employed at mill in Clifton, NJ, 12/07/1928:1 No public support for band concerts, 07/20/1928:8 Wed to Verona Cooke, 12/28/1928:3 First outdoor event has good attendance, 07/27/1928:8 Commeau, Osias Band concert plays to large appreciative audience, 08/10/1928:1 Employed at State Farm, 07/12/1929:5 Another successful outdoor performance, 08/24/1928:1 Outdoor entertainment over for season, 09/07/1928:1

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Concerts cont. Connors, John Program for Olden Tyme Musicke from 1875 (p), 09/28/1928:1 Sells bungalow and road-side stand to Blanche Stevens, 04/19/1929:4 Total of 72 artists engaged for 10th Citizens' Course 25 years ago, Connors, John J. 10/12/1928:8 Purchases Plymouth St property from Florence Wood, 04/27/1928:1 Dixie Jubilee Quartette presented by Central Baptist, 11/16/1928:7 Connors, William T. Middleboro Teachers' Association concert benefits dental clinic, Collides with Dover driver at Sachem and Thomas St, 06/22/1928:8 12/07/1928:1 Connover, Alice C. Mrs George Richards hosts musicale for benefit of Middleboro Engaged to George W. Butler, 08/13/1926:4 Symphonic and Applied Arts Society, 03/08/1929:1 Conway, Catherine First outdoor band concert of season fairly well attended, 06/28/1929:1 Wedding guest list, 07/16/1926:1 Ideal conditions bring good crowd to outdoor event, 07/19/1929:1 Conway, Katherine Elinor Band plays selection from Pinafore 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Results of local 5-concert series, 08/23/1929:1 Wed to Francis Eugene McCarthy, 07/16/1926:4 Confectioneries Conway, Thomas F. see also Bourne, S.S.; Farrar's Waiting Room; Tripp's Candy Kitchen Sells trotting stallion to Dr Wilson 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Pasztor's candy, 25 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Cook (Mr) The Sugar Bowl, new candy store at 37 Centre St (ad), 05/04/1928:5 Restaurant moves to Nemasket House (ad), 02/27/1925:5 Reeves moves store from South Main to Centre St, 11/09/1928:1 Jones purchases Cook place on Miller St, 11/18/1927:3 Stanley Reeves at new location, 145 Centre St (ad), 11/09/1928:5 Cook, Annie Congregational Church Lets Lakeville property to Phillip Sisson, 05/06/1927:1 see also Central Congregational Church; Lakeville Congregational Cook, Annie L. Church; North Middleboro Congregational Church Purchases Lakeville property from Grace Dennis, 02/27/1925:2 Bump and Shaw lay foundation for church 50 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Sells Sanford place in Lakeville to Gerald Mowry, 04/06/1928:2 Conklin (Mr) Cook, Arthur Douglas Maxim installs electric refrigerators at Conklin's duck farm, Engaged to Sarah Louise Major, 10/25/1929:5 06/24/1927:8 Cook, E.L. (see E.L. Cook Brick Co.) Conley, P.O. Cook, Grace E. NE Telephone & Telegraph wire chief transfers to New Bedford, Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 03/12/1926:2 Cook, Grace Eldridge Connelly, Gertrude L. Wife of George E. dies at age 48, 03/30/1928:4 Spirella corsets (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Cook, Harry Connelly, J.D. Beneficiary of generous public begins course in watchmaking, Moves to Miller St, 10/16/1925:3 01/15/1926:1 Connelly, Lorenz Prudent in spending, but requires additional resources, 04/23/1926:3 Daughter born, 09/18/1925:4 Middleboro folks contribute additional funds (t), 05/28/1926:1 Moves to Rock tenement, 11/06/1925:4 Middleboro folks respond to appeal (t), 06/04/1926:1 Radio service (ad), 03/19/1926:5 Additional donations made (t), 06/11/1926:12, 06/25/1926:1 Moves from Miller St to Brockton, 10/22/1926:9 Additional donations listed (t), 07/02/1926:1 Connelly, Mrs Lorenz Further appeal on Cook's behalf (l) (A Friend), 03/18/1927:1 Resides in West Bridgewater, 02/25/1927:5, 03/30/1928:2 Cook, Ray Connolly, Lorenz Son born, 01/04/1929:3 Resides in West Bridgewater, 06/29/1928:2 Cook, Raymond Connolly, Mrs Lorenz Son born, 12/28/1928:2 Resides in West Bridgewater, 03/02/1928:3, 08/16/1929:6 Cooke, Katherine Connor (Mr) Napoleon Cooke shots and kills wife, attempts suicide, 04/17/1925:1 see also Thomas & Connor Inquest held into murder, 05/01/1925:1 Clarence Hathaway purchases estate on South Main St, 07/10/1925:5 Cooke, Katherine H. New health officer Connor does well during epidemic, 05/03/1929:1 Wife of Napoleon J. dies at age 41, 04/17/1925:4 Connor, Alwilda V. Cooke, Napoleon J. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/29/1925:5 Shots and kills wife, attempts suicide, 04/17/1925:1 Connor, Joe Arraigned for murder of wife, 04/24/1925:1 Manager of McKechnie store in Lakeville, 02/22/1929:6 Inquest held into murder of wife, 05/01/1925:1 Connor, John T. Committed to insane hospital at Bridgewater, 10/30/1925:7 Lets North Main St apartment to Vivian Brodrick, 01/21/1927:1 Cooke, Verona Replaces John Wheeler as health officer, 03/08/1929:1 Wed to Milton Commeau, 12/28/1928:3 Connor, W.H. Coolidge, Sumner Purchases old corner grocery from heirs of P.H. Peirce 25 years ago, President of Lakeville Gardens, Inc. (ad), 03/19/1926:5 02/06/1925:7 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on agriculture, And L.P. Thomas build sea wall in Marshfield 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:3 09/04/1925:6 Coombs, Chessman Purchases lot at Rice and Sproat St from Peirce estate 25 years ago, Shoots 15-lb. fox, 11/12/1926:2 02/01/1929:7 Coombs, Chessman S. Connor, William H. Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 South Main St estate for sale (ad), 05/15/1925:10 Coombs, Clarence Former resident dies in Hyannis, 10/08/1926:4 Chimney fire at Copeland place on South Main St, 02/27/1925:2 Obituary, 10/08/1926:5 Old Colony Railroad pays damages for fires along route 50 years ago, Funeral held at Nemasket Hill Cemetery, 10/15/1926:1 07/19/1929:6 President of Onset Bay Catering Co. 25 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Holloway builds house at Rice and Sproat St 25 years ago, 05/24/1929:6

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Coombs, Edward A. Copeland, Edgar M. Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Elementary principal resigns 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Victor Allen's auto collides with Edward Coombs' car on Cherry St, Master at Newton Centre grammar school 25 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 11/16/1928:1 Copeland, Julia H. Coombs, Ella M. Sells Copeland block to D.D. Sullivan 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Spencer corsets (ad), 10/02/1925:8 Copeland, Marcus M. Coombs, Ella S. Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Car overturns in rough patch on way here from Myricks, 08/12/1927:1 Copeland, Mrs George Coombs, Elwin W. Resides in Easton, 12/24/1926:7 Attends Rhode Island State College at Kingston, 09/30/1927:1 Copeland, Warren T. Coombs, Ernest E. Funeral held in Brockton, 01/22/1926:3 Employs Norma Smith, 07/16/1926:1 Corayer, Arleen Virginia Relative dies in Baltimore, 12/07/1928:1 Born to Edward, 01/07/1927:3 Coombs, Freida Corayer, Edward Nurse at children's hospital in Sharon, 08/12/1927:1 Daughter born, 01/07/1927:3 Coombs, H.B. Corayer, Edwin A. Hale shoots fox in Coombs hen yard 25 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Purchases property from Merrill Shaw, 01/09/1925:1 Coombs, H.C. Corayer, Mildred Gertrude Prepares abstinence pledges for schools 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Engaged to Charles W. Merrell, 10/19/1928:4 Coombs, Henry Corcoran Shoe Co. Preaches in Rowe, MA 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Notice of wage increase, 03/20/1925:7 Coombs, Henry C. James McCarthy foreman, 10/02/1925:4 Funeral held 25 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Included in purchase of Freeman Daughaday property on Cambridge St, Coombs, Herbert 11/06/1925:2 Resides in Richmond Hill, NY, 04/20/1928:10 Cordeiro, John Coombs, Herbert S. Undernourished child sent to summer camp, 07/15/1927:1 Resides in New York, 03/30/1928:1 Cordeiro, John S. Coombs, Irving W. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 04/16/1926:6 Obituary and genealogy, 01/27/1928:6 Cordeiro, Joseph Coombs, James M. Taken to tuberculosis hospital in South Hanson, 07/15/1927:1 Brief biography (p), 12/14/1928:1 Cordeiro, Manuel Coombs, James S. In mixup with Pawtucket driver at Center and Pearl St, 11/01/1929:6 Obituary, 07/06/1928:1 Cordoza, Ralph Dies at age 32, 07/06/1928:4 Electric lights installed at home, 02/05/1926:4 Obituary, 07/06/1928:4 Corey (Mr) Coombs, Madeleine Moves South Middleboro to Rock, 10/09/1925:3 Employed at H.L. Thatcher Printing company, 03/04/1927:3 Moves to Watertown, 01/01/1926:2 Bookkeeper at H.L. Thatcher Co., 10/21/1927:3 Corey, Eva L. Coombs, Nancy Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1928:5 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Corey, Raymond Coombs, Roy Lakeville house destroyed by fire, 06/05/1925:1 Shoots two fox this week, 11/18/1927:1 Employed by Mattie & Green, 12/13/1929:5 Coombs, William Corey, Raymond S. Burial at Rock, 04/05/1929:9 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 11/12/1926:5 Coombs, William A. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1928:5 And Keith bring in 16 partridge 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Tax collector's sale, 12/06/1929:6 Case of reckless driving continued, 06/17/1927:1 Coria, Joseph W. Fined $20 for reckless driving, 06/24/1927:4 Brief biography, 03/15/1929:6 Coombs, William Ainsworth Corliss, Dean Old Colony Railroad pays damages for fires along route 50 years ago, Vagrant sentenced to State Farm, 01/07/1927:1 07/19/1929:6 Corn Coombs, Williams Ainsworth George Kennedy's crop grows extraordinarily high, 09/11/1925:5 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 George Leonard sells hulled corn door-to-door 50 years ago, Son of William A. and Elizabeth Bruce dies at age 6, 03/29/1929:4 11/27/1925:6 Coon Hunting A.F. Crosby grows freak ear of corn, 09/17/1926:1 Tinkham and Cudworth catch prettiest coon 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Large husking party at John Williams' nets 500 bushels 50 years ago, Herbert Perkins kills 17-lb. coon, 11/12/1926:2 11/19/1926:6 Arthur Goodnough bags two raccoons, 11/11/1927:2 L.T. Miller gets 80 bushels per acre 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Henry Shaw captures 11-lb. coon, 11/11/1927:2 New fraternal society, National Association of Corn Raisers, organizes Jesse Leonard shoots 16-lb. coon 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 here, 12/09/1927:1 Herbert Perkins captures 16+-lb. coon, 11/02/1928:1 Scarce commodity 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Elisha Cudworth brings in 16-lb. coon, 11/23/1928:2 George Leonard purveyor of hulled corn 50 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Strenuous sport starts for season, 10/25/1929:1 Samuel Keith raises Egyptian corn 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Jesse Leonard shots 25 coons 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 James Peirce picking second crop of corn 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Cooney, P.J. Leonard provides hulled corn to 65 families 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Purchases cottage at Woods Lake from Fred Massicott, 09/30/1027:1 Farmers warned about compliance with corn borer act, 02/22/1929:2 Cooper (Mr) Cornell, Annie E. Tispaquin St farm sold to Herbert Taylor, 07/29/1927:1 Obituary, 12/07/1928:1 Cooper, Joseph Widow of Daniel W. dies at age 76, 12/07/1928:4 Purchases Wareham St bungalow from James Davol, 12/11/1925:2

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Cornell, Daniel W. Costa, Joseph Obituary, 08/10/1928:1 Costa advised to move out after dispute with neighbor Griswold, Cornell, D.W. 09/25/1925:1 Loses horse race against William Egger 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Attempts suicide, 01/28/1927:5 Cornell, Julia Costa, Joseph R. Obituary, 12/31/1926:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3 Cornell, Julia A. Costa, Joseph Raymond Will in probate, 01/07/1927:8 Mortgagee's sale, 02/26/1926:6 Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/20/1926:4 05/27/1927:10 Costa, Lena Cornell, Julia Huxley Engaged to Joseph Fasulo, 04/19/1929:4 Obituary, 12/31/1926:4 Costa, Manuel The Corner Gift Shop Foot caught beneath wheel of train, 05/20/1927:1 190 North Main St (ad), 11/04/1927:8 Costello (Mr) (see Atwood-Costello, Inc.) The Corner Shop Costello, Elizabeth A. (see Atwood-Costello, Inc.) Gifts and cards at 190 North Main St (ad), 12/09/1927:10 Costello, Frank Embroidery lessons with Lillian M. Smith (ad), 09/07/1928:8 And Kenneth Atwood open Hupmobile dealership on Everett St, Cornet Band (see Middleboro Cornet Band) 11/23/1928:4 Cornish (Dr) Costello, Frank D. Decides not to locate here 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 see also Atwood-Costello, Inc. Cornish (Mr) Wed in Vermont, 08/28/1925:3 James Sparrow build barn 50 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Atwood-Costello, Inc. granted charter, 11/30/1928:1 Cornish, Charles Cote, Marie Hazel Sparrow contracts to build addition to barn 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Wed to Charles Irving Robbins, 05/24/1929:4 Cornish, Ella Brewster Cote, Urbain Wed to Ralph Freeman, 07/02/1926:9 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Cornish, Emma 06/15/1928:2 Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Cotsellas, Peter Cornish, Erna Louise Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Wed to Louis Astin Cole, 09/09/1927:4 01/02/1925:5 Cornish, Mildred Tuell Cotti, Elizabeth Wed to Hedley J. Baker, 08/16/1929:7 Engaged to John Sillari, 07/26/1929:4 Correia, Florenz Wed to John Sillari, 08/02/1929:4 Killed in motorcycle accident in Carver, 05/01/1925:1 Cotti, Jennie Correiro, Manuel Wed to Russell Leonard Haskins, 12/31/1926:4 Drowns in Slaterville, RI, 09/04/1925:1 Cotti, Joseph Son of John and Mary dies at age 6, 09/04/1925:4 Wedding described, 07/26/1929:1 Correiro, Maria Furtado Wed to Gladys Wall, 07/26/1929:4 Wed to Manuel Ray, 10/05/1928:4 Coughlin, Mary J. Corse, Samuel L. Obituary, 11/04/1927:1 Final account of estate presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Petition for administration of estate, 12/02/1927:7 Corsini, F.J. Coughlin, Mary Jane Trucking and tractor work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Widow of Patrick J. dies at age 76, 11/04/1927:4 Pine wood, dry sawdust (ad), 01/16/1925:8 Coughlin, Patrick Dahlia and gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/08/1927:10 Will in probate, 06/04/1926:5 Gladiola bulbs (ad), 04/06/1928:10 Coughlin, Patrick J. Corsini, Francis Obituary, 05/28/1926:1 Engaged to Marie Rose Alma Berriault, 02/01/1929:4 Dies at age 77, 05/28/1926:4 Wed to Marie Rose Alma Berriault, 02/08/1929:4 Coughlin, William J. Corsini, Frank Rents Rounseville's apartment on Benton St, 07/03/1925:5 Son born, 08/30/1929:4 Council of Middleboro Churches Corsini, Henry New organization adopts by-laws, 11/08/1929:6 Born to Leon, 10/28/1927:2 Court, Fourth District (see Fourth District Court) Corsini, Leon Courtney, Helen Son born, 10/28/1927:2 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 Corti, Joseph J. Wed to George Vigers, 04/23/1926:4 Engaged to Gladys Estelle Wall, 04/12/1929:1, 07/12/1929:4 Courtney, Leo Cosseboom, Jefferson Road construction foreman struck by auto driven by Holbrook man, Cosseboom and Hodder collide at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/26/1925:1 05/14/1926:5 Motorcycle collides with Perkins' auto on North Main St, 06/25/1926:3 Courtney, Lizzie N. Marchant Cosseboom, Jefferson D. Obituary, 04/20/1928:9 Wed to Evelyn V. Thompson, 07/13/1928:4 Courtney, Margaret Costa, Adalena Resides in Brookline, 12/03/1926:1, 02/24/1928:6 Wed to Joseph Fasulo, 04/26/1929:4 Couture, Vetrend H. Costa, Adelena Fails to appear in court on drunk charge, 05/13/1927:1 Engaged to Joseph Fasulo, 04/12/1929:4 Covell, Mrs John Costa, Hilda Resides in Worcester, 07/30/1926:1, 09/03/1926:3 Daughter of Joseph and Mary Netto dies at age 9, 08/16/1929:4 Cowan, George Costa, John D. Son born, 04/09/1926:4 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1

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Cowan, Joseph Cranberry Industry cont. Moves to Plymouth St, 09/03/1926:1 American Fruit Grower Magazine approves of work of co-operatives, Chimney fire at home, 12/30/1927:2 11/13/1925:4 Son born, 05/04/1928:4 Sell for $18 per barrel, 12/25/1925:7 Employed in Harwich, 06/01/1928:4 After 30 years only half of growers work co-operatively, 01/29/1926:4 Moves to Harwich, 06/29/1928:8 Cranberries third on list of MA produce, 04/02/1926:1 Cows Government statistics for last seven years, 05/28/1926:1 see also Dairies; Foster, J.M.; Turkington, Claude Sparrow bog in Marion for sale, 08/06/1926:6 Eben Tinkham's cow gives birth to twins 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Opening price $7.50, 09/24/1926:7 Wild cow at large in Lakeville, 09/10/1926:7 Harvest nearly complete, 10/01/1926:1 Seven good cows owned by Frank Wolski poisoned after feeding in Exhibit at show of Massachusetts Horticultural Society (ad), sprayed potato field, 07/12/1929:1 10/22/1926:10 Cox (Mr) Much interest in exhibit scheduled for Boston, 10/29/1926:1 Grover Bennett and Isaac Bryant purchase Cox mill 50 years ago, American Fruit Grower has different slant on marketing, 11/12/1926:1 08/23/1929:8 Independence of growers a good thing, 04/08/1927:4 Cox, Alfred Detailed history of industry (l) (H.S.G.), 08/19/1927:2 Daughter born, 09/07/1928:4 C.D. Stevens new rep of government crop reporting service, Cox, Carrie 08/26/1927:4 Petition for administration of estate, 04/24/1925:5 More than half of crop comes from Plymouth County, 09/09/1927:4 Cox, Charles H. A.H.V. has bog and crop for sale (ad), 10/28/1927:8 General manager resigns from Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay Bailey installs equipment on Long Island bog, 08/31/1928:1 Street Railway Co. 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Romance of New England industry, 11/30/1928:4 Cox, E. To the independent cranberry grower (l) (H.S.G.), 12/14/1928:10 Son born 50 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 Herbert Atwood and Carlton Shurtleff purchase Meadow Lee Cranberry Cox, Edward Co., 01/11/1929:4 Enters Northeastern University, 08/19/1927:8 Wisconsin joins ranks of cranberry states, 01/11/1929:9 Cox, Edwin Pease lab of New York studies food value of berries, 05/24/1929:3 Attends Washington State Normal school in Machias, ME, 12/20/1929:1 Crop estimate, 08/16/1929:6 Cox, Edwin A. Market slow past two weeks, 10/18/1929:8 To attend Northeastern University in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Price at $15 per barrel, 11/01/1929:2 President of junior class at Washington State Normal school in Machias, Crop nationwide falls short of last year, 11/08/1929:8 ME, 09/27/1929:1 Cranberry Industry (25 years ago) Cox, G. Alton George Standish employed in Arcadia, FL, 12/18/1925:7 Takes post in Campello 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Price as high as $7.50 per barrel quoted, 09/24/1926:6 Cox, George Over 12,000 barrels shipped from Darby, 01/28/1927:6 Dies 50 years ago after mishap with cattle, 02/13/1925:7 Price low late in the season, 10/14/1927:3 Cox, George A. Crop estimates, 10/28/1927:6 Loses fingertips in mishap at Clark & Cole 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Price highest than has been in years, 10/05/1928:8 Cox, George F. Cranberry Industry (50 years ago) Mother dies in Woodward, ME, 01/09/1925:10 Frost wrecks havoc in North Rochester, 09/25/1925:7 Cox, John Cranberry Industry - Cape Cod Dies at age 73, 11/22/1929:4 see also Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association Cox, Mildred Crop underestimated, 01/02/1925:7 Stenographer at Peirce Hardware in Taunton 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Yield estimate 400,000 barrels, 10/02/1925:1 Resigns from Taunton company 25 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Latest estimate at 385,000 barrels, 10/30/1925:4 Craig, Alice Philip Morris manager of Garland bogs in Buzzards Bay, 10/30/1925:4 Catches foot in hole on Centre St, 02/22/1929:1 Crop only half of usual 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Cram, Ralph Wentworth About 100,000 barrels still unsold, 12/03/1926:7 Engaged to Florence Heath, 04/19/1929:1 Toivo Harjii purchases bog in Harwich, 09/09/1927:4 Engaged to Florence Mae Heath, 08/09/1929:5 Crop from 1927 nets nearly $6 million, 01/20/1928:2 Wed to Florence Mae Heath, 08/30/1929:4 One-third of crop sold in quarter barrel boxes, 01/27/1928:4 Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 United Cape Cod Cranberry Co. breaks ground for Ocean Spray Cram, Warner Cranberry Sauce production, 04/20/1928:9 Purchases Chestnut St house from Harry Morton, 11/25/1927:1 Cranberry Industry - Carver Mortgagee sells property to Frank Harris, 08/17/1928:5 Frank Barrows installs new tractor, 05/01/1925:6 Cram, Warner S. Growers attend Old Home Day, 07/31/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/06/1928:2 First of season taken to Sales Co. building, 08/28/1925:4 Cramner, Howard A. Melzar Bass helps with harvest, 10/01/1926:9 Bags a doe in Plymouth, 12/10/1926:1 William Shaw gets first for McFarlin berries at Boston show, Cranberry Industry 11/12/1926:3 see also American Cranberry Exchange; New England Cranberry Sales Carload heads to Toronto, 02/04/1927:3 Co. Braddock's berries stolen, 11/04/1927:2 New Jersey crop underestimated, 01/02/1925:7 Eldred Mosher completes new pumping plant, 03/23/1928:4 Selling berries an interesting game, 08/28/1925:3 Growers complain about wet season, 07/27/1928:4 Harvest season ushered in with arrival of Cranberry Extra, 09/04/1925:1 Crop statistics, 01/11/1929:4 Almost all berries harvested and under cover, 10/16/1925:1 Bailey-Gibbs Cranberry Co. petitions to build and maintain weir, Crop estimate fifty years ago 210,000 barrels, 10/16/1925:7 05/03/1929:5 Bullish market with exception of Wisconsin and New Jersey, Jenney acquires John Pond near North Carver from Hill, 08/02/1929:2 10/23/1925:4

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Cranberry Industry - Carver (25 years ago) Cranberry Industry – Rock cont. Makepeace bogs expect harvest of 21,000 barrels, 09/17/1926:7 Picking begun on Handy, Hennessey, and Bishop bogs, 09/06/1929:7 Onset men work on bog, 10/21/1927:6 Betty Neck Cranberry Co. sells entire crop to Makepeace of Wareham, Prices variable, 11/30/1928:6 09/20/1929:2 Eugene Shaw ships 150 barrels, 02/08/1929:7 Handy and Hennessey finish screening, 11/15/1929:3 Shortage of pickers, 10/04/1929:9 Cranberry Industry - South Carver Cranberry Industry - Carver (50 years ago) see also Federal Cranberry Co. Low lands converted, 05/20/1927:7 Bernard Shaw loses bog water to leak, 01/09/1925:4 Fred Shaw champion picker, 09/09/1927:6 Pump damaged by stone at John Winberg's bog, 01/09/1925:4 Cranberry Industry - Lakeville Growers continue with off-season repairs, 01/16/1925:4 Bog land assessment conference held, 10/02/1925:3 Andrews and Bumpus report theft of gasoline from bog pump, Maurice Washburn cuts foot while working in bog, 09/03/1926:4 02/06/1925:1 J.S. Turner picks nearly 700 barrels of cranberries 25 years ago, Bog buildings fall prey to thieves, 02/20/1925:1 11/12/1926:7 Growers good model for marketing, 02/27/1925:1 Cephas Haskins' Lakeville store now used for storage (p), 11/23/1928:1 Early for estimations of frost damage, 03/06/1925:1 Cranberry Industry - Middleboro George Briggs gives talents to industry, 03/13/1925:4 Barrel and box manufacturer, Betty's Neck Co., closes, 01/09/1925:2 Atwood equips screen house with telephone, 03/27/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale, Fall Brook Cranberry Co., 03/06/1925:7 Growers report no winter damage of any consequence, 03/27/1925:5 Considerable speculation about amount of winter kill, 03/27/1925:3 On anxious seat during cold spell, 05/15/1925:4 Harry Howes manages Wood's Pond Cranberry company, 04/02/1926:2 Arthur Atwood sells bog interests to son, 05/22/1925:4 Cold temperatures get attention of growers, 07/30/1926:5 Frost damage difficult to estimate, 05/29/1925:4 Harvest set to begin, 09/03/1926:5 Difficult to estimate effect of weather, 06/05/1925:1 New Jersey scientist checks on crop here, 09/10/1926:4 Tax rate and weather will effect growers, 06/05/1925:1 Small cranberry bog for sale, W.B. Munroe (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Ernest Shaw's crop obliterated by cyclone, 06/12/1925:1 Fifteen-acre bog swamp for sale (ad), 05/11/1928:9 Prospectives for crop still uncertain, 06/19/1925:4 Ralph LeBaron purchases Purchase St bog property from Alfred Lind, Crop still anyone's guess, 07/03/1925:5 11/02/1928:6 Maturing crop looks promising, 07/17/1925:4 Plymouth County Cranberry Co. files papers of incorporation, Ellis Atwood has first commercial power picking machine in Carver, 06/28/1929:2 07/24/1925:4 Wanted, cranberry pickers, H.C. Perkins (ad), 08/30/1929:4 Crop appears to be two weeks ahead of last year, 08/07/1925:4 Frost warning gives growers a scare, 09/20/1929:1 Harvesters begin to arrive, 08/07/1925:4 Freeze does not do as much damage as expected, 10/11/1929:1 Finances of experiment station, 08/14/1925:2 Most berries harvested, shipping light, 10/11/1929:1 Few growers begin harvest, 08/28/1925:3 Atwood sells 10-acre bog to Oberg, 11/08/1929:1 Government statistician makes prediction, 08/28/1925:3 Cranberry Industry - Middleboro (25 years ago) One third of taxes paid by growers, 08/28/1925:3 Crop prediction, 09/04/1925:6 Harvest underway, 09/04/1925:4 Sell for $9 per barrel, 11/27/1925:6 Add color to meal so marketers say, 09/18/1925:4 Harvest goes briskly at Rocky Meadow bog, 09/10/1926:5 Market in remarkably healthy condition, 10/16/1925:4 Miller has large force employed at Fall Brook bog, 08/26/1927:6 Supply nearly all sold, 11/13/1925:4 Cars loaded at stations, 10/05/1928:8 Dunham takes water from Barrett's pond to flood East Head bog, Freight yard filled with refrigerator cars, 09/20/1929:7 11/27/1925:5 Cranberry Industry - North Carver Barrel and box manufacturer, Anderson, joins ranks of growers, Cranberry Sales Co. starts screening, 01/28/1927:2 12/11/1925:6 Simmons and Braddock sell screenhouses and bogs to Walker of South Berries disappear from market reports, 05/21/1926:8 Middleboro, 09/07/1928:1 Threat of frost keeps growers on their toes, 05/28/1926:1 Harvest begins on small scale, 09/07/1928:2 Bogs brightening, 06/11/1926:6 Henry Walker buys bog as investment, 09/14/1928:9 Change in superintendents at Atwood Bog Co., 07/09/1926:3 Patenaude harvesting crop, 09/06/1929:2 Growers may start talking "over development", 07/23/1926:1 Eatmor storehouse No. 2 busy screening, 12/13/1929:11 USDA scientist studies diseases, 07/23/1926:1 Cranberry Industry - North Middleboro Andrew Griffith takes charge of Atwood Bog Co., 07/30/1926:5 Crop especially good 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Bracing for stormy season, 07/30/1926:5 Charles Wilmot busy at bog, 09/14/1928:2 Situation uncertain, 08/06/1926:4 Cranberry Industry - Plympton Veteran grower retires from business, 08/06/1926:4 Whiting screens last of berries, 02/11/1927:3 Few bog owners spraying for fireworms, 08/13/1926:1 Frosts and near frosts hideous for growers, 06/03/1927:7 Griffith purchases Mt. Carmel bog, 08/20/1926:6 End of season, 11/04/1927:3 Johnson purchases two bogs from Carver Cranberry Co., 08/20/1926:6 Cold temperatures not good for peace of mind, 08/17/1928:2 Tropical days result in rapid growth, 08/20/1926:6 Herbert Whiting ships last of crop, 12/28/1928:2 Ideal weather gets results, 08/27/1926:4 Picking starts on several bogs, 09/06/1929:3 Ellis Atwood readies machinery for harvest, 09/03/1926:1 Cranberry Industry - Rochester F. Anderson sells bog, 09/17/1926:5 Screen house at Stewart bog struck by lightning, 05/06/1927:7 Frost warning, 09/17/1926:5 Cranberry Industry - Rock Opening price $7.50, 09/24/1926:4 Handy and Hennessey finish screening, 12/24/1926:2 Crop quantity estimates same as last year, 10/01/1926:1 I.F. Bishop begins harvest, 09/09/1927:7 Grower pays taxes equal to $1.50 per barrel, 10/01/1926:1 Handy and Hennessy screen 1,000 barrels, 10/28/1927:3 Harvest taxes speed of headers, 10/01/1926:1 Handy and Hennessy finish screening, 12/02/1927:6 Suspicions of price war confusing, 10/01/1926:1 Bishop, Handy and Hennessy begin picking, 09/14/1928:9 Water protection double edge sword, 10/01/1926:1 Handy and Hennessey screen berries, 10/12/1928:9 Levi Thomas superintends Handy bog, 10/08/1926:4 Screeners at work at Handy and Hennessey's, 11/02/1928:6 Harvest ends under ideal weather conditions, 10/15/1926:6 Screening done at J.C. Turner's, 12/14/1928:8 Some markets overloaded by consignments, 10/15/1926:6

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Cranberry Industry – South Carver cont. Cranberry Industry – South Carver cont. Bog reservoirs good feeding grounds for ducks, 10/29/1926:1 Predictions for 30% short fall over last year, 10/12/1928:6 Market compared to cotton, 10/29/1926:1 Railroad runs own ad campaign, 10/12/1928:6 Open price for Howes $8.00, 10/29/1926:1 Review of market, 10/12/1928:6 Bernard Shaw and the Atwood Bog Co. box seen at exhibit in Boston, Vickers header in Benjamin and Stanly screenhouse, 10/12/1928:6 11/05/1926:1 Considerable theft from storehouses, 10/26/1928:3 New bogs under construction 25 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Shipments made to London, 10/26/1928:3 Small growers closing out season, 12/03/1926:5 Howes open just one dollar more than expected, 11/02/1928:3 Growers hurry to flood bogs as temperature drops, 12/17/1926:1 Crop nearly sold out, 11/23/1928:4 Ellis Atwood has 500 barrels on hand, 12/24/1926:4 Ellis Atwood enlarges bog, 11/30/1928:1 Crop yields from last four years, 12/31/1926:1 Shipping figures for last three years, 01/11/1929:1 New England crop report, 12/31/1926:1 Report on six years' experience in crop forecasting, 01/25/1929:2 Sanding bogs, 01/14/1927:4 Final figures for 1928 crop, 03/29/1929:9 Growers' income lighter than in past years, 01/28/1927:1 Bailey adds area to bog, 04/05/1929:1 Quoted at 5 to 15 cents a pound in Boston market, 02/04/1927:7 Complaints of "slack pack" persist, 04/12/1929:5 Garland purchases Cory Cranberry Co.; Morris floods bogs, Fate of shipment depends more on fruit quality, 04/12/1929:5 02/18/1927:4 Lawrence Rogers heads to Wisconsin to conduct research, 05/03/1929:5 Anderson and Rogers add screen houses 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Brockton Enterprise gives credit to industry, 05/10/1929:1 Market position of cranberries compared to other fruit, 05/06/1927:1 Kaski, McFarlin, and Bailey add acreage to bogs, 05/17/1929:4 Federal statistician moves headquarters to Boston, 05/13/1927:1 Sam Larson sells property to John Dunham, 05/17/1929:4 Still quoted in Boston market, but scarce, 05/20/1927:1 Fire of bog of Ira and Lyman Ward, 06/14/1929:4 Bogs two weeks behind normal season, 06/03/1927:4 Bog property selling high, 06/28/1929:1 Conditions favorable for insects, 06/24/1927:9 Composite spray needed; crop prediction difficut at this point, Present conditions indicate good crop, 07/08/1927:4 07/13/1929:4 Stephen Gammons sells bog to Ernest Shaw, 07/15/1927:4 That time of year again for speculation, 07/19/1929:4 Report of current crop conditions, 07/22/1927:1 Oldtimers Gregor and Wallen here for harvest, 07/26/1929:4 Light crop predicted, 08/05/1927:2 Bailey adds to screenhouse, 08/02/1929:3 Berries growing fast, 08/12/1927:4 Effects of drought unknown, 08/09/1929:6 Few growers begin harvest, 09/02/1927:4 Bees not at blossoms like usual, 08/16/1929:4 Rainy season like that of 25 years past, 09/02/1927:4 Everson Atwood's bog house goes up in smoke, 08/16/1929:4 Ample help available for harvest, 09/09/1927:4 Weather good for growth, maybe not quality, 08/16/1929:4 Familiar faces here for harvest, 09/09/1927:4 Berries are coloring, 08/23/1929:4 Rumors follow crop estimates, 09/09/1927:4 Fruit worms damage Weston's crop, 08/23/1929:4 Crop harvested one of best, 09/16/1927:6 Woods fire near bog of H.R. Bailey, 08/23/1929:4 Arthur Atwood uses improved scoop, 09/30/1927:4 Cars line up for berries, 08/30/1929:2 Picking machines and quarter barrels gain favor, 10/07/1927:4 Metropolis of the cranberry world, 08/30/1929:2 Market conditions reviewed, 10/14/1927:4 Harvest delayed by storm, 09/06/1929:4 Fine weather for all but cranberries, 11/04/1927:6 Season 10 days ahead of last year, 09/06/1929:5 Growers face challenges, 11/04/1927:6 Antone Erickson purchases Bailey-Gibbs bog, 09/27/1929:1 New disease shortens storage time for Howe berries, 11/18/1927:6 Grower reports theft, 09/27/1929:4 Herbert Atwood retires from berry business, 12/09/1927:1 Harvest conducted under unfavorable weather conditions, 09/27/1929:4 Dr Stevens visiting Hawaii, 12/16/1927:1 Shipment made to London, 10/11/1929:4 M.S. Corey Co. in charge of Cedar Park bog, 12/16/1927:1 Harvesting successfully a trade to be learned, 10/18/1929:9 Growers doing usual sanding and repairs, 12/23/1927:4 Crop harvested, 10/25/1929:2 Virginia Washburn last to ship berries, 12/23/1927:4 Ellis Atwood erects new screenhouse, 10/25/1929:2 Government statisticians give report, 12/30/1927:6 Wrightington purchases 12-acre bog from Corey, 11/01/1929:1 Price quotes from 25 to 30 cents per pound, 01/20/1928:4 Early harvesting methods described, 11/08/1929:5 Sanding on ice appears to be failure this season, 02/10/1928:4 Griffith claims record of 200 barrels per acre, 11/15/1929:2 Quoted at 35 to 40 cents per pound, 03/09/1928:1 Ellis Atwood has corner on berries, 12/13/1929:8 Corporation formed 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Cranberry Industry - Thomastown Box makers out of luck, 03/16/1928:9 Arad Thomas picks cranberries in early days (p), 12/17/1926:1 Bailey adds section to Lucas Springs bog, 04/06/1928:1 Cranberry Industry - Wareham John Maka builds new screenhouse, 04/06/1928:4 Makepeace bogs expect harvest of 21,000 barrels 25 years ago, Frederick Anderson's plants break mooring, float downstream 25 years 09/17/1926:7 ago, 04/20/1928:6 Cranberry Industry - Warrentown Bogs flooded to protect against "blackheads", 06/29/1928:4 Wanted, cranberry hand pickers (ad), 09/06/1929:4 Long rain has growers at edge of seats, 06/29/1928:4 Crandall, Helen New terror, leaf hopper, 06/29/1928:4 Funeral held in Lynn, 02/10/1928:7 Crop predicts a desperate gamble at this point, 07/20/1928:1 Crane, Levi L. Bailey makes improvements to bog, 08/10/1928:4 Civil War veteran celebrates 83rd birthday, 08/07/1925:1 Crop shortfall predicted, 08/31/1928:1 Fought in battle of Antietam 63 years ago, 09/18/1925:1 Crop will lack uniformity this season, 08/31/1928:1 GAR veteran celebrates 84th birthday, biography, 08/06/1926:5 Government statistician makes prediction, 09/28/1928:1 Veteran reminds locals of Antietam anniversary, 09/24/1926:1 Weather conditions most aggravating, 10/05/1928:9 Obituary, 02/24/1928:1 Handy sells bog to Beaton, 10/12/1928:1 Dies at age 85, 02/24/1928:4 Ellis Atwood and Atwood Bog Co. does much of harvest with machine, Funeral held at home on Everett St, 03/02/1928:1 10/12/1928:6 Widow petitions for property, 08/24/1928:3 McFarlin's crop larger than last year, 10/12/1928:6 Crane, Mrs Levi J. Packing output as high as two boxes per minute, 10/12/1928:6 Easter lily blooms again, 09/03/1926:1 Portion of MacFarlin's picked by machine, 10/12/1928:6

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Crane, Mrs Levi L. The Crescent Poultry Products History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Concentrated chicken soup (ad), 05/03/1929:2 Breaks wrist in fall, 03/29/1929:4 Cress, Sidney Crane, Ralph Resides in Lynn, 12/20/1929:3 Covers Marion, Mattapoisett, and Rochester for Fuller Brush company, Cressey, Ame__ (sic) 05/14/1926:1 Dies in Bath, ME, 01/21/1927:3 Crane, W. Murray Cressey, Leonard Western Governor dines at Nemasket House 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Crapo, George State farm man dies at age 60, 01/28/1927:4 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Cressey, L.W. Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Mother dies in Bath, ME, 01/21/1927:3 Crapo, George B. Cressy, Florence Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 State Farm woman dies, 02/15/1929:2 Crapo, Lena G. Crime Morse, Crapo, Jackson, and Berry organize ladies' quartette 25 years see also Fourth District Court; Middleboro - Police Department ago, 03/11/1927:5 Winslow, Wade, and Cushing members of committee for the Crapo, Mrs George suppression of crime 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Participates in Precinct church entertainment 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 William Greene resigns from crime suppression committee 25 years Crapo, W.H. ago, 06/14/1929:8 Substitute mail carrier 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Crocker, Ella Crapo, William Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 Postal carrier, 07/30/1926:3 Crocker, Grace M. Crapo, William H. Wed to William H. Manson, 01/01/1926:8 Employed at post office, 09/04/1925:1 Cromwell, E.H. Participates in Precinct church entertainment 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 Blacksmith shop at Fall Brook 40 years ago (p), 02/19/1926:1 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Estate sells property at Cherry and Wareham St to George Dyer, First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 10/19/1928:1 Letter carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Cromwell, Mrs Wilfred J. Crapo, W.W. New bookkeeper at Powrie & Ryder, 08/17/1928:1 Star Mills corporation dissolves 25 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Cromwell, Ralph Crawford, Aubrey High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Moves to Rockland, 05/21/1926:7 Cromwell, Ralph W. Crawshaw, Clara Proprietor of Cromwell's Market (ad), 07/10/1925:7 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 08/07/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/02/1927:4 Notice of no responsibility for bills of husband or daughter, Cromwell, Wilfred 11/20/1925:10 Sells High St house to Charles P. Devlin, 09/30/1927:1 Crawshaw, John S. Occupies tenement on Court End Ave, 04/26/1929:1 New Thomastown school bus driver, 10/04/1929:4 Cromwell, Wilfred J. Crawshaw, Richard Steam pipe causes slight blaze, 03/12/1926:8 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 08/07/1925:5 Appointed overseer of the poor, 04/23/1926:2 Wife posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 11/20/1925:10 Unity Quartette, music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Obituary, 02/12/1926:2 Unity Quartette performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 Bridgewater man dies at age 59, 02/12/1926:4 Moves from High St to Vaughan St, 10/21/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 05/21/1926:2 Sells High St house to Charles Devlin, 10/21/1927:1 Administrator presents account of estate, 02/24/1928:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/29/1928:6 Creati, Ernest And others perform at Methodist church in Cataumet, 08/17/1928:1 Wed to Ethel May Hoadley, 08/31/1928:4 Cromwell, W.J. Engaged to Ethel M. Hoadley, 08/17/1929:4 Pacing mare for sale (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 11/15/1929:5 William Egger purchases bankrupt stock of Cromwell on North Main St, Creati, Ethel May 03/30/1928:8 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 11/15/1929:5 Cromwell Hardware Co. Creedon (Mr) 11 North Main St (ad), 03/27/1925:7 Mammoth flowered pansies (ad), 05/01/1925:5 Cromwell's Market Florist, Wareham St (ad), 05/20/1927:10 Now located in new Ryder block (ad), 07/10/1925:7 Creedon, Dennis Employs George Crothers, 08/20/1926:2 Erects house 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Moves to new block on North Main St, 03/11/1927:1 Creedon, James H. George Crothers new manager (ad), 09/16/1927:3 Declines appointment as overseer of the poor, 03/19/1926:1 Cronan, Andrew Sells Wareham St homestead to Stoughton parties, 06/18/1926:2 Obituary, 06/05/1925:1 Sells cottage across from Gazette building, 06/25/1926:9 Chimney fire on Centre St, 02/11/1927:2 Takes postal clerk exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Cronan, Andrew J. Successful competitor in postal exam 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Will in probate, 06/19/1925:5 Creedon, Timothy Cronan, Andrew Jackson Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Dies at age 70, 06/05/1925:4 Creedon, Timothy D. Cronan, John Executor presents final account of estate, 10/04/1929:6 Killed in truck mishap in East Bridgewater, 03/06/1925:1 Creedon, T.P. Dies at age 56, 03/06/1925:4 Takes over Thatcher greenhouse 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Hearing held into death, 03/27/1925:1 Creighton, Wilfred Cronan, Lillian Wed to Margaret Robinson, 06/21/1929:1 Rescues Michael Malosky from drowning, 01/14/1927:3

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Cronan, Michael Crosman, A.B. Leaves kindled by hot ashes on Webster St, 11/30/1928:7 Dies 50 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Cronan, Michael F. Cross, Bertha Purchases Vine St property from Sylvanus Mendall 25 years ago, Engaged to Edgar Stuart Russell, 03/01/1929:2 10/15/1926:5 Cross Roads Club Cronan, Michael J. Holds first annual dance at Town House, 11/12/1926:3 Driver runs into George Descoulias, 10/22/1926:1 Holds first anniversary dance, 09/16/1927:1 Croneos, William Crossley, Carol Frances Son born, 06/01/1928:4 Receives Charles Palmer Davis award for excellence in study of current Cronin (Mr) history and events, 08/10/1928:2 Charles Thomas moves building across railroad for Cronin 50 years ago, Crossley, Mrs William B. 08/21/1925:6 Brother resides in , GA, 05/24/1929:1 Cronin, Edith Anna Crossman (Misses) Wed to Gordon Franklin Robbins, 08/30/1929:4 Sisters have dwelling erected on School St 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Cronin, William H. Crossman (Mr) Resigns as director at Middleborough Co-operative Bank, 09/24/1926:1 Sells School St house lot to Josiah Tribou 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Ticket agent at local station, 11/16/1928:3 Estate settlement may include litigation 25 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Crosby, A.F. Family lays 20,000 shingles in fall 50 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Grows freak ear of popping corn, 09/17/1926:1 Crossman, Alpha Crosby, Asa F. Dies 25 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Will in probate, 05/24/1929:5 Crossman, C.C. Crosby, Asa Freeman Fractures collarbone in carriage mishap 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Obituary, 09/14/1928:1 Crossman, Cordelia Chapin Dies at age 71, 09/14/1928:4 Brief biography (p), 09/16/1927:1 Crosby, Elizabeth Ann Crossman Family Born to Kenneth L., 03/20/1925:3 Family buildings near South Main St (p), 10/28/1927:1 Crosby, George Crosswell, Stewart Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Frank Tibbetts arraigned on charges of break and entering, 10/21/1927:1 Plympton man dies at age 74, 12/02/1927:4 Croswell, Margaret Crosby, J.H. Purchases Wareham St property from Ada Blake, 03/26/1926:2 Elite Concert Trio performs in East Raynham 25 years ago, Croswell, M.E. 02/27/1925:3 Lets Cape road tea room to J.F. Wainwright, 03/30/1928:2 Crosby, Kenneth L. Crothers, George Daughter born, 03/20/1925:3 Lets South Main St apartment to Maurice Greenberg, 09/18/1925:1 Resides in Beverly, 08/14/1925:4 Employed at Cromwell's Market, 08/20/1926:2 Crosby, Mrs Kenneth Lets South Main St apartment to Mrs Percy Barnes, 04/29/1927:5 Resides in Beverly, 02/06/1925:9, 04/09/1926:6 Lets South Main St apartment to Frank Crosier, 05/20/1927:3 Crosby, William E. Sells South Main St house to Edith Gates, 08/05/1927:9 Obituary, 08/09/1929:1 Occupies Rock St apartment, 08/12/1927:8 Crosby, William H. New manager of Cromwell's Market (ad), 09/16/1927:3 Photo of P.H. Peirce Co. in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Purchases small store in Montello, moves family, 11/23/1928:1 Crosby, Wilton Croutworst, Margaret Resides in Osterville, 09/10/1926:1 Moves from Rocky Meadow to Wareham St, 09/04/1925:1 Crosier, Enid Sinclair Croutworst, Margaret E. Elocution students give recital, 06/12/1925:3 West Side School teacher marries, 04/30/1926:3 Students give elocution recital, 01/21/1927:2 Crowell, Alanna Gives reading at Halifax grange, 10/21/1927:3 Pianist performs in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:1 Students hold private recital, 12/02/1927:6 Crowell, Eben Queries Bodfish on statement about liquor laws (l), 03/09/1928:2 Dies in Brockton, 01/27/1928:4 Pupils perform at recital in Town Hall, 03/09/1928:6 Crowell, Ernest Elocution students present program, 06/01/1928:6 Resides in Missouri, 10/19/1928:1 Students present recital, 01/11/1929:9 Crowley, Francis W. Crosier, F.A. New local agent for Standard Oil Co., 01/13/1928:5 Resumes duties at Bridgewater and Fitchburg Normal schools, Crowley, Frank 09/24/1926:1 Moves from Peirce St to Elm St, 05/01/1925:1 Moves into Court End Ave home, 05/04/1928:1 Crowley, John J. Crosier, Frank A. Milton man dies in auto accident, 12/07/1928:1 Moves into Klein's apartment on North Main St, 05/01/1925:1 Crowley, Michael Addresses Congregational Mens' club on physical education, Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 05/25/1928:3 03/26/1926:3 Crowley, Sherman W. Director of recreation at camp in North Falmouth, 06/25/1926:2 Paroled by Alabama governor, 10/23/1925:3 Physical instructor at State Normal school, 09/10/1926:1 Cruelty to Animals (see Animal Welfare) Receives two service bars from Red Cross, 03/25/1927:4 Cuba Occupies South Main St apartment, 05/20/1927:3 Impressions of Cuba (l) (Mrs Harold M. Pratt), 02/06/1925:8 Purchases cottage on Courtland St, 04/13/1928:9 Cudworth, Alton K. Director of junior section at Camp Samoset, 06/07/1929:1 Wed to Dorothy Louise Douglas, 10/25/1929:6 Crosier, Robert Cudworth, Alton Kasmire Youngster struck by Wholan driving Sears truck, 09/09/1927:5 Wedding described, 10/25/1929:5 Skin graft operation successful after accident, 11/25/1927:1

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Cudworth, Delia Cunningham, William F. Brother dies in California, 02/26/1926:7 Wedding described, 07/06/1928:4 Picks five quarts of huckleberries, 10/29/1926:3 Wed to Leila M. Matthews, 07/13/1928:4 Brother dies in Duxbury, 08/05/1927:2 Curl__,(sic) Ella Cudworth, Elisha Chief operator at telephone exchange, 08/21/1925:1 Shoots a fine fox, 01/20/1928:2 Curley, Catherine Henry Shaw's fox hound helps Cudworth, 01/27/1928:2 Teaches in Kentville, NS, 12/27/1929:4 Catches very fine otter, 11/09/1928:2 Curley, Edward Brings in 16-lb. coon, 11/23/1928:2 Accepts post at Falmouth meat market, 08/21/1925:1 Luck holds with bagging of deer, 12/07/1928:2 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Gets his deer, 12/21/1928:2 Engaged to Marion Benson, 12/13/1929:4 Cudworth, Elmer Curley, Edward Austin Shoots deer in Lakeville, 12/17/1926:1 Engaged to Marian Bernice Benson, 12/20/1929:4 Cudworth, Elsie M. Wedding described, 12/27/1929:1 Wed to Emory T. Besse, 07/23/1926:4 Curley, Edward J. Cudworth, J.L. Auto collides with driver from Bridgewater, 09/27/1929:1 And Henry Tinkham catch prettiest coon 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Curley, Edward Joseph Cudworth, John Wedding described, 07/12/1929:4 Slaughters 219-lb. calf 25 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Wed to Mary Margaret Hennessey, 08/30/1929:4 Cullinane, Patrick Curley, Ella Rex White charged with first degree murder in death of Cullinane, Employed at telephone exchange, 08/13/1926:1 11/20/1925:3 Chief operator at telephone exchange, 08/12/1927:1 Cummings (Mr) Curley, Eugene Dart purchases Cummings estate from Hefner, 06/04/1926:1 Obituary, 11/27/1925:1 Cummings, A.G. Curley, James Parishioners donate funds for auto, 11/12/1926:1 Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Sister dies in Andover, 06/03/1927:1 Curley, Katherine Picks nearly two quarts of peas from garden, 10/14/1927:1 Resigns from Middleboro Bakery, attends school in Boston, Near East relief appeal (l), 03/02/1928:1 09/03/1926:1 Text of sermon : Blazing the Way of the Cross, 03/16/1928:8 Attends Chandler Normal school, 04/22/1927:1 Cummings, Arthur G. Commercial department supervisor at Mack College in Nova Scotia, Completes 20 years at church at the Green, 11/20/1925:1 10/04/1929:1 Cummings, C.S. Curley, Mrs John Physician, 39 Oak St (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Brother dies in Cambridge, 03/25/1927:7 Has interest in Worcester company, 09/25/1925:1 Curley, Thomas Purchases Joshua Sherman homestead 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Moves to 51 Institute Rd in Worcester, 11/27/1925:1 Employed at Lang's, 08/27/1926:5 Physician resigns from active practice, Dr Perry to continue practice on Curley, William Oak St (ad), 11/27/1925:5 Employed at Middleboro Clothing Co., 08/21/1925:1, 08/12/1927:1 History of practice in Middleboro, 12/04/1925:1 Curley, William H. Receives auto with buggy-style top 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Car overturns after colliding with Brockton driver, 04/12/1929:6 Purchases new auto of latest design 25 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 Curran, Francis Joseph Sells property at Oak and High St, 10/07/1927:1 Wed to Fae Mildred Thomas, 12/31/1926:4 Receives handsome Pope Toledo 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Currency Cummings, Evelyn F. John Shaw brings home new silver dollars 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Sells Wareham St property to Frederick Hoeffner, 10/30/1925:4 Trust Co. receives samples of new currency, 06/14/1929:7 Cummings, Jason Curry, Thomas P. Lakeville house destroyed by fire 25 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Tailor found dead at shop, 12/13/1929:1 Cummings, Lois M. Dies at age 68, 12/13/1929:6 Dies in Andover, 06/03/1927:1 Curtis, Chloe Cummings, Mary Employed at telephone exchange, 07/30/1926:3 Wife of Walter A. dies at age 59, 01/02/1925:4 Curtis, Chloe S. Cummings, Mary A. Husband posts notice of no trust in wife without consent, 12/07/1928:5 Obituary, 01/02/1925:1 Curtis, Clarence Cummings, Otis Builds house for Thomas Washburn in Lakeville, 10/01/1926:6 Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Curtis, Clarence E. 10/30/1925:8 Notice of no trust in wife without consent, 12/07/1928:5 Resides in Merrimack, NH, 10/08/1926:3 Cushing (Mr) Cummings, Seth And Tucker dig well for American building 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Photo of Cushing's corner (p), 04/13/1928:1 Cummings, Walter A. Market man purchases new wagons 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Obituary, 01/20/1928:1 Cushing, _enry (sic) Dies at age 70, 01/20/1928:10 Daughter born, 07/17/1925:2 Funeral held at Elks' home, 01/27/1928:5 Cushing, Bartlett Cunningham, A.W. Elected to Marion school board, 03/25/1927:1 Opens dental office in Peirce building 25 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Commander of Wareham Legion post, 11/23/1928:1 Appointed dental surgeon at insane hospital 25 years ago, 11/18/1927:6 Cushing, Bartlett E. Cunningham, Virginia Opens law practice in Wareham, 09/17/1926:1 Class of 1926 salutatorian, salutatory and essay (p), 06/25/1926:1 Files confirmation of land ownership, 02/04/1927:5 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2

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Cushing, Bert Cushing, M.H. Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Subject of Old Middleborough photo (p), 01/16/1925:1 Cushing, Bertha H. Purchases stock and trade of J.M. Pickens 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Assistant to town treasurer, 02/06/1925:5 Horses decked out in straw bonnets 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Employed in office of town treasurer/collector, 04/16/1926:1 Plans building on Water St 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Employed in treasurer's office, 07/22/1927:1 Plans addition to Water St house 50 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Lets Reland St house to Harold Buxton, 08/05/1927:1 Sinks well on homestead lot 50 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Concludes services as assistant to tax collector, 10/04/1929:1 New Water St building nearly complete 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Cushing, Caleb Thirteen cars of grain blocked by snow 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Funeral held in Marion, 11/13/1925:1 Purchases land in Marion from estate of Joshua Dean 25 years ago, Cushing, Edith I. 04/15/1927:6 Files confirmation of land ownership, 02/04/1927:5 Receives 200 barrels of Michigan apples 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Cushing, Emelie Miller Sells lot near Harlow & Co. mill to John LeBaron 50 years ago, Obituary, 12/14/1928:6 03/30/1928:7 Cushing, Gamaliel Member of committee for the suppression of crime 25 years ago, Obituary, 04/30/1926:1 04/06/1928:7 Dies at age 87, 04/30/1926:4 Puts addition on stable 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Will in probate, 05/14/1926:8 Cushing, Mrs David P. Cushing, Harriet Warren Phillips Sells Angora cat for $25 twenty-five years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Local couple married 50 years, biography (p), 09/10/1926:1 Cushing, Mrs J.H. Cushing, Harrison E. Montgomery Home for Aged People to open new home (l), Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 03/13/1925:3 East Taunton man dies at age 73, 01/25/1929:4 Cushing, Mrs Josiah Cushing, Herbert T. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Resides in Minneapolis, MN 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Cushing, Nathaniel S. Cushing, Irene Nominated for county commissioner 50 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Attends Boston Art Museum course 25 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Cushing, Ralph Cushing, J. (see J. Cushing Co.) Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Cushing, J. Herbert Cushing, Ralph D. Lakeside couple married 50 years, 09/03/1926:2 Employed in Cleveland 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 South Middleboro folks attend anniversary celebration, 09/17/1926:2 Resides in Columbus, OH, 10/14/1927:6 Thanks for liberal remembrance of first herring of season, 03/18/1927:6 In Dublin on business 25 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 And Chester Weston provide music at Bridgewater Grange, Cushman (Mr) 06/15/1928:4 see also McElroy & Cushman Cushing, J. Stearns Smith St farm sold to G.J. Henry, 11/11/1927:2 Elected principal of high school, 05/21/1926:7 Operates stable separate from hotel 50 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Declines offer of high school principalship, 06/25/1926:1 Cushman, Abbie Ann Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Widow of George W. dies at age 85, 02/06/1925:4 New superintendent of schools, 05/06/1927:1 Cushman, Abby Maria Leases Parker's place on Bourne St, 06/24/1927:8 Will in probate, 02/10/1928:6 Moves to Parker place on Bourne St, 07/15/1927:5 First and final account of estate, 09/27/1929:5 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Cushman, Alexander School Street School champion speller Henry Savage goes to New Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Bedford (p), 04/06/1928:9 Cushman, Arthur L. Moves to Court End Ave, 09/28/1928:2 Resigns as treasurer of Co-operative Bank 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 Cushing, J.C. Purchases High St homestead from heirs of Louisa Keith 25 years ago, Invests in lots at Pan camp meeting grounds 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 03/08/1929:8 Cushing, J.H. Cushman, A.W. Occupies apartment on South Main St, 10/23/1925:2 Perkins lets Cushman residence to Packard 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Cushing, John M. Needle Works superintendent Packard occupies Cushman house 50 Fined $25 for reckless driving, 12/17/1926:1 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Cushing, Josiah C. Cushman, Brad And David Tucker purchase American Building 50 years ago, Loses 100 cords of wood in fire 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 02/27/1925:3 Cushman, Brad K. Grows 11-inch pear 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Purchases Cyrus Eaton estate on Plymouth St 25 years ago, Cushing, Josiah Herbert 05/03/1929:6 Local couple married 50 years, biography (p), 09/10/1926:1 Cushman, Bradford K. Grows mammoth tomatoes, 08/23/1929:1 Shoots fox, 01/13/1928:1 Cushing, Matthew Shoots three fox so far this season, 02/08/1929:3 Brockton man dies at age 65, 01/16/1925:4 Cushman, Charles A. Obituary, 01/16/1925:5 Obituary, 09/27/1929:1 Death leaves memories in South Carver, 01/23/1925:1 Husband of Sara B. dies in Westport, 09/27/1929:4 Moves to California 50 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Funeral held at Nemasket Hill Cemetery, 10/04/1929:1 Purchases automobile 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Cushman, Clarence Cushing, Matthew H. Rock postmaster resigns 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 see also M.H. Cushing & Co. Cushman, Earl Sells South Main St property to Leonard Baker, 06/26/1925:1 Shoots two fox in one day, 02/01/1929:3 Vice-president of Middleborough Savings Bank 25 years ago, Cushman, Earle 04/02/1926:7 Successful fox hunter, 01/11/1929:3 Elected 7th District Representative 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Holds fox hunting record this year, 02/08/1929:3

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Cushman, Elbridge Dahlia Farm Sale of large oak timber, 10/29/1926:5 Fair exhibitions highly successful, 10/21/1927:6 Purchases Bassett farm 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Dainis, James Purchases farm in Lakeville 50 years ago, 03/18/1927:6 Arrested for keeping and exposing illegal liquor, 03/29/1929:2 Vice-president of NE Milk Producers' 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Fined $100 for illegal manufacture of liquor, 05/03/1929:3 Cushman, Eleanor E. Dainis, Pauline Engaged to Charles J. Gibbs, 09/06/1929:3 Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Wed to Charles J. Gibbs, 09/20/1929:1 Dairies Cushman, Elizabeth B. see also Cows Purchases South Main St homestead from J. Augustine Sparrow, L.R. DeMoranville, milk delivery (ad), 01/02/1925:7 06/07/1929:8 Fickert Bros., milk delivery (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Cushman, Harlas A.R. Sisson, milk delivery (ad), 04/24/1925:10 Employs Arnold Jefferson, 11/20/1925:3 Leslie Clark makes improvements at farm with installation of electricity, Enters six-week engagement with Boston chemical firm 25 years ago, 06/05/1925:7 01/22/1926:7 Alexander and Caswell open milk route to Boston 50 years ago, Cushman, Harlas L. 05/14/1926:6 Has Super Oil burner installed, 11/30/1928:1 Writeup on Albert Deane's dairy farm in Plymouth County Farmer, Cushman, Harrie 06/25/1926:3 Has line of seventeen clothing stores 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 A. Tremaine Smith starts milk route over the Highlands, 09/03/1926:3 Cushman, Harry Milk dealers Caswell & Alexander dissolve partnership 50 years ago, Chimney fire on Smith St, 05/14/1926:4 02/18/1927:6 Cushman, H.L. Middleboro sells $45,000 worth of milk annually 50 years ago, Builds large fruit house, 09/10/1926:3 02/25/1927:5 Cushman, Isaac W.W. Caswell carries about 125,000 gallons of milk to Boston monthly Truant officer 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Cushman, James Leslie Clark lays cement floor in milking house, 05/27/1927:1 Auction, all original antiques (a), 06/22/1928:9 W.W. Caswell sells milk business 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Cushman, James Alton Harry Chilin, pure milk, Murdock St (ad), 10/21/1927:8 Obituary, 04/22/1927:1 Barclay Kinsman renovates dairy, installs modern equipment, Cushman, James E. 12/23/1927:1 Auction largely attended, 06/29/1928:7 Results of local milk inspections, 08/17/1928:1 Cushman, John M. B.F. Elliott loses valuable heifer, 08/31/1928:2 Pearl St tenements sold at mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Adella Gates leases stock and milk route to Tremaine Smith, Cushman, Mrs Arthur L. 09/07/1928:3 Resides in Portland, ME, 07/29/1927:1, 12/02/1927:4 B.F. Elliott's cows receive very high marks, 10/05/1928:9 Cushman, Mrs Harlas B.A. Kinsman, quality dairy, 3 North St (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Aunt dies in Kingston, 03/25/1927:7 Fred Hall assists A. Tremaine Smith on milk route, 03/15/1929:6 Cushman, Mrs John M. Pasteurization of milk (l) (F.N. LeBaron), 05/03/1929:6 Car collides with Hagerty's vehicle in front of post office, 07/24/1925:1 B.F. Elliott continues to maintain high standards, 06/28/1929:6 Cushman, Nelson Milk prices advanced, 08/09/1929:1 Thacher Lucas' store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), Milk price at 15 cents per quart, 08/16/1929:1 05/28/1926:1 Selectmen hold milk hearing, 08/30/1929:2 Cushman, N.S. Milk price increase likely, 09/06/1929:1 William Thomas tells story of Cushman's hogs from Civil War days, Milk man Wadham sports new cart 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 12/20/1929:9 Old Colony Milk Producers elect board 50 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Cushman, Samuel Benjamin Chapman fined $10 for substandard milk, 09/27/1929:1 Horse frightened by traveling troupe 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Dalquist (Mr) Spectacular fire on Precinct St, 03/23/1928:1 Bridgewater parties purchased Purchade St farm, 10/04/1929:2 Cushman, William E. Dalton, H. Phillips Applies to Dartmouth 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Cushman, Zebulon Dalton, James H. Expects to make 400 gallons of cider 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 New manager of The Linwood, now called Aragon House 25 years ago, Cushman Farm 07/30/1926:6 Cider apples wanted (ad), 08/19/1927:5 Dame, Alison Cusick, John Enters training course at Worcester hospital, 02/11/1927:2 Daughter born, 06/22/1928:4 Employed at Memorial hospital in Worcester, 01/06/1928:1 Cutter, Byron Dame, Allison Engaged to Carrie Hoadley, 12/20/1929:3 Employed at hospital in Worcester, 07/13/1928:1 Cutter, Warren Takes three-month course at Providence hospital, 08/23/1929:1 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 05/04/1928:4 Completes course at Providence City hospital, 11/08/1929:1 Cyr, Valmond Dame, Frederick J. Sacred Heart organist takes post in Boston, 11/18/1927:1 Petitions to build garage and store gasoline, 05/03/1929:3 Dame, Joe D Resides in Sagamore, 01/06/1928:1 Daffodil Tea Room Dame, Joseph V. East Main St (ad), 05/27/1927:6 Electrocuted doing wiring work for White Way, 09/28/1928:1 Mrs C.V. Dearborn proprietor, 07/08/1927:1 Dies at age 22, 09/28/1928:4 Daggett, James Dame, Mrs Fred Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Purchases Nash sedan, 05/22/1925:1

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Damon, Mrs Harold Darling, Ida R. cont. Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Details of bequests, 11/23/1928:1 Dams Guardian presents account of estate, 01/11/1929:8 Old buildings at Wareham St dam (p), 12/04/1925:1 Darling, John W. Dance Instruction No damage in chimney fire on River St, 07/13/1928:4 see also Buisson, Mildred Windsor; Little Studio of Platform Arts Obituary, 04/19/1929:1 Robert Hewitt teaching Masonic children, 01/22/1926:4 Dies at age 80, 04/19/1929:4 Dances and Dancing Petition for administration of estate, 05/17/1929:5 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Auburn Club; Darling, Thomas Balls (parties); Echo Club; Sunset Club Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Unitarian church sponsors Mah Jong dance, 01/16/1925:1 Darrigo, Anthony Ten Times One Club of Unitarian church hosts dance, 05/15/1925:9 Son born, 07/06/1928:4 School Board votes to forbid use of schools for public or private dances, Darrigo, Colton Anthony 06/12/1925:1 Born to Anthony, 07/06/1928:4 Best attended of four held at Strand, 01/01/1926:5 Darrow (Mr) Ten Times One Club holds annual dance, 01/22/1926:3 George Wood purchases estate at Temple Place and South Main St 25 Dancer Lillian Merrihew performs at Brockton City theatre, years ago, 03/23/1928:8 05/21/1926:1 D'Arruda, Manuel IOOF - Middleboro Lodge sponsors first dance of season at Town Injures foot moving piano, 03/02/1928:8 House, 10/08/1926:1 Dart, E.E. Cross Roads Club holds first annual dance at Town House, Purchases Cummings estate from Agnes Hefner, 06/04/1926:1 11/12/1926:3 Dary, A.N. Royal Arch Masons, Old Colony Chapter hold annual dance, In appreciation of Rev M.F. Johnson (l), 07/13/1928:6 12/03/1926:3 Dascouleas, Nicholas Improved Order of Red Men holds second annual dance, 04/22/1927:2 And John Tritos purchase Lovell building on Centre St from Andrew Cross Roads Club holds first anniversary dance, 09/16/1927:1 Pasztor, 03/19/1926:2 Lillian Shea gives fine exhibition of toe and athletic dancing at Park Dascoulias, Nicholas Theatre, 09/16/1927:4 Renovates and updates restaurant in Lovell block, 04/30/1926:1 New organization, Rainbow Club, holds first public function, Dason (Mr) 11/04/1927:6 Purchases Precinct St farm from Thomas Boucher 50 years ago, About 50 couples attend dance sponsored by Clerks' Association 25 03/16/1928:7 years ago, 12/09/1927:8 Dateo, Frances About 500 attend dance sponsored by Blue Lodge of Masons, Assistant to Alice Champagne at The Powder Puff (ad), 01/13/1928:10 03/23/1928:1 Daughters of the American Revolution - Nemasket Chapter Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas co-sponsor 3rd annual dance, Sponsor lecture by Allen Stockdale, 01/30/1925:1 04/13/1928:2 Holds annual meeting, 05/15/1925:2 Acrobatic dancer Lillian Shea performs at Park Theatre, 08/24/1928:4 Celebrates 18th anniversary, 10/30/1925:1 George Ristoff engages Legion hall through winter season (ad), Celebrates 19th anniversary, 11/05/1926:6 11/09/1928:10 Celebrates 20th anniversary, 11/04/1927:3 Annual New year's dance postponed due to epidemic of scarlet fever, Holds 21st birthday party, 10/26/1928:1 12/28/1928:2 Observes 22nd anniversary, 11/01/1929:1 Maranville performs in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:1 Davenport, Anna Nemasket Grove Dance Pavilion opens (ad), 08/23/1929:10 Matron at women's prison, 03/18/1927:1 Daneff, Tony Davenport, Mrs Silas Chimney fire on West St, 03/09/1928:2 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Danelion (infant) Davenport, William Son of John and Elizabeth Aradoorian dies, 08/10/1928:5 Dies in Chelsea, 04/10/1925:1 Danforth, Allen Davidson, George C. Dies of smallpox in 1872, 09/07/1928:2 Granted temporary certificate for public convenience, 08/14/1925:1 Danielian, Daniel Davidson, John W. Petitions to confirm title to land, 02/10/1928:6 Plymouth man dies, 08/17/1928:3 Danielion, John Davidson, Mrs John Wedding described, 02/06/1925:1 Resides in New York, 09/07/1928:4 Daniels, Ellen Davidson, Zilpha R. Wedding described, 06/14/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/12/1928:2 Daniels, Ellen S. Davis (Miss) Engaged to William D. Goble, 03/01/1929:1 Gives vocal recital in Boston, 06/21/1929:5 Daniels, Frank Davis, Andrew J. Purchases Benson homestead on Chestnut St, 03/25/1927:7 Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Daniels, Frank A. Dies at age 73, 03/09/1928:4 Answers Mr Hirst (l), 04/05/1929:1 Will in probate, 03/23/1928:3 Danielson, John Davis, Annie Daughter born, 07/19/1929:4 East Taunton woman dies suddenly, 01/09/1925:1 Danson's Brook Chimney fire at Highland Rd home, 11/30/1928:7 Alfred Thompson relates how brook got its name (l), 04/15/1927:6 Davis, Arlene E. Darcy, Jennie E. Struck by Cambridge driver on Centre St, 07/29/1927:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/17/1926:5 Davis, C. Frank Darling, Ida R. Brother dies in Providence, 12/10/1926:1 Obituary, 09/28/1928:1 Horse kicks man in arm, 07/20/1928:4 Will in probate, 10/05/1928:5

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Davis, Charles E. Davison, George Dies in Fall River, 03/11/1927:1 Bus driven by Roy Richmond collides with Roxbury auto, 07/02/1926:1 Davis, Earl Davison's bus rear-ends auto driven by Elijah Ober, 12/17/1926:1 Dies in Fall River, 04/09/1926:3 Davison, George B. Davis, Ellis Petition for bus service heard by selectmen, 01/22/1926:2 Employed at State Farm, 10/05/1928:2 Davol, James Davis, Ernest Sells Wareham St bungalow to Joseph Cooper, 12/11/1925:2 On furlough from station in New Jersey, 06/04/1926:4 Davoll, Benjamin Davis, Eugene Daughter born, 03/01/1929:4 Accepts post at State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Davoll, James Davis, Eugene F. Moves from Wareham to Oak St, 01/08/1926:5 Engaged to Evelyn M. Sherman, 11/15/1929:1 Dawley, He__ (sic) Sanford Davis, Eugene Francis Wed to Daniel David C__michael (sic), 07/09/1926:3 Engaged to Evelyn May Sherman, 08/09/1929:1, 11/22/1929:4 Day, George F. Davis, Florence Obituary, 06/28/1929:1 Employed at State Farm, 07/08/1927:1 Dies at age 76, 06/28/1929:4 Employed in office at State Farm, 05/17/1929:2 Day, George W. Davis, Gideon Visits boyhood home, 08/30/1929:7 Purchases Pleasant St house from Forest Standish, 02/25/1927:2, Day, Herbert 03/04/1927:1 Breaks arm jumping out of wagon 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Moves from Rock to Pleasant St, 05/06/1927:4 Nearly drowns in Clear Pond 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Davis, Granville Day, Linwood Perry Funeral held in Providence, 12/10/1926:1 Engaged to Mildred Grace Wales, 11/08/1929:4 Davis, Howard P. Wedding described, 11/15/1929:1 Elected headmaster of Bucksport Seminary, 09/06/1929:3 Wed to Mildred Grace Wales, 11/15/1929:4 Davis, John Day, William Occupies Rounseville apartment on Sproat St, 08/14/1925:5 Radio installed at home, 05/14/1926:6 Resides in Fitchburg, 02/26/1926:5 De Palma, Dominico Moves from Sproat St to Fitchburg, 02/26/1926:8 Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 Davis, Lucy A. De Salvo, Angelo Wedding described, 03/09/1928:8 Petition for administration of estate, 09/17/1926:5 Davis, Maggie Brown Dealtry, A.R. Wed to Louis Gomes, 11/16/1928:3 Real estate, 187 North Main St (ad), 06/05/1925:8 Davis, Martha Janette Boom Middleboro (l), 10/23/1925:9 Wed to Russell Alton Freeman, 02/11/1927:4 Dealtry, Charles W. Davis, Mary Dies at age 76, 02/13/1925:4 Sells Lakeville cottage and land to Mary Robinet, 06/07/1929:1 Obituary (lengthy), 02/20/1925:1 Davis, Mary B. Dealtry, Clarence Builds barn on North Middleboro place, 03/25/1927:1 Graduates from Brown University 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Davis, Mary C. Dealtry, Clarence W. Mrs Walter Davis attains 100th birthday (p), 04/30/1926:1 Comments on site for new public park (l), 01/07/1927:1 Widow of Walter A. dies at age 100, 11/19/1926:4 Brown University grad paymaster at East Bridgewater company 25 Davis, Mary V. years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Obituary, 03/01/1929:2 Resides in Watertown, 08/23/1929:1 Davis, Mildred Dealtry, Mabel Perkins Wed to John M. Peckham, 10/26/1928:9 Sells interest in Middleboro Wholesale Millinery to Mary Hallett, Davis, Minnie 03/22/1929:1 Employed at Middleborough Trust Co., 07/31/1925:1 Dean (Mr) Employed at Trust Co., 05/17/1929:2 Fifty years ago had watch purchased from Philander Washburn in 1834, Davis, Mrs Andrew J. 12/11/1925:7 Sells North Lakeville place to Nora Sullivan, moves to New Jersey, Cottage at Assawompsett for sale (ad), 06/25/1926:10 06/07/1929:6 Dean, Albert Davis, Mrs Arthur Floor space over Gazette for rent (ad), 04/26/1929:5 Resides in Belmont, 07/13/1928:4 Dean, Chas. L. Davis, Nathan S. Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Former Middleboro man has clipping from Buffalo, NY paper about 05/04/1928:5 Frank Hammond, 02/12/1926:2 Dean, Fred Davis, Noah New attendant at State Farm asylum, 05/11/1928:4 Sells place on the Highlands, 03/04/1927:6 Dean, Harold Sells Highland St place, moves to North Middleboro, 03/04/1927:7 Son born, 04/19/1929:5 Moves from Rock to Pleasant St, 05/06/1927:4 Dean, Harold __rdon (sic) Davis, N.S. Wed to Don__ (sic) Lauretta Hathaway, 07/09/1926:3 Couple observes 6th anniversary 50 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Dean, Harold Hathaway Davis, William Born to Harold, 04/19/1929:5 Daughter born, 01/06/1928:2 Dean, Joshua Taunton couple married 25 years, 02/01/1929:2 Cushing purchases land in Marion from estate 25 years ago, Davis, William H. 04/15/1927:6 Irving Haskins guilty of larceny of cocker spaniel, 02/26/1926:1 Dean, Mary A.W. Arraigned on charges of keeping and exposing, 06/07/1929:1 Widow of James I. dies at age 80, 04/13/1928:4 Liquor case continued, 06/14/1929:9

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Dean, Mrs W.H. Deane, Laura Director of Leonard, Shaw & Dean, 01/20/1928:1 Purchases new touring car, 02/18/1927:1 Dean, Philip Deane, Leonidas Runs away from Williams Memorial home in Framingham, found here, Business broker and auctioneer in Brockton 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 05/11/1928:1 Resigns from M.H. Cushing Co. 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Dean, Sarah E. Deane, Mary Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 Employs Angie Tripp, 06/07/1929:2 Wife of William F. dies at age 82, 02/08/1929:4 Deane, Mary E. Petition for administration of estate, 02/22/1929:5 Makes correction to Raymond genealogy (l), 03/09/1928:2 Dean, Valentine Obituary, 10/04/1929:1 Cousin dies in Plymouth, 04/03/1925:2 Dies at age 64, 10/04/1929:4 Dean, W. Henry Petition for administration of estate, 10/04/1929:5 Obituary, 11/18/1927:1 Deane, Mrs Leonidas Dean, Wilfred D. Member of first Pratt Free School graduating class, 07/20/1928:4 Purchases Plymouth St property from William Quindley, 02/17/1928:7 Deane, O.E. Dean, William F. Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Veteran fiddler, 01/22/1926:1 Deane, Othello Manufacturers surveyor's stakes 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Lack of draft fills home with smoke, 08/03/1928:8 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 Deane, Phil Dies at age 83, 03/29/1929:4 Blaze destroys unoccupied place in Lakeville, 08/24/1928:1 Norman Smith takes over woodworking business, 03/29/1929:6 Deane, Philip Norman Smith takes over Wareham St business (ad), 03/29/1929:10 Resides in Philadelphia, 05/04/1928:1 Burial in Raynham, 04/05/1929:1 Deane, Philip B. Petition for administration of estate, 04/19/1929:5 Employed by York Safe and Lock Co., 03/25/1927:7 Deane (Mr) Deane, Phillip B. Conant & Deane, screens, cabinets, trellises, bird houses, etc. (ad), Resides in York, PA, 07/10/1925:1 04/22/1927:8 Deane, Silas Deane, Albert Occupies second floor of Union block 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Writeup on dairy farm in Plymouth County Farmer, 06/25/1926:3 Deane, Theodore H. Re-elected director of East Bridgewater Farmers' Co-operative Embarks on one-year tour of California, 04/20/1928:2 Exchange, 10/22/1926:1 Deane, Theodore V. Purchases Namaskett Press property at mortgagee's sale, 08/05/1927:1 Graduates from Bradford Durfee Textile school, 06/04/1926:1 Elected director of Farmers' Co-operative Exchange, 10/21/1927:1 Deane, Wilfred Truck collides with LeBarnes' truck on Plympton St, 01/13/1928:1 Son born, 06/11/1926:5 Chosen director of Plymouth County Poultry association, 09/06/1929:1 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 03/15/1929:1 Chimney fire on Soule St, 12/06/1929:2 Deane, Wilfred, Jr. Deane, Annie D. Born to Wilfred, 06/11/1926:5 Resigns from School Board 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Deane, Winifred S. Brief biography of Melinda S. Pratt (p), 07/22/1927:1 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Deane, Cecil H. Dearborn, Claude Daughter born, 01/28/1927:8 Purchases East Main St property from Joseph Heath, 04/29/1927:1 Deane, George A. Dearborn, Mrs C.V. Elected to board of Plymouth and Bristol Cow Testing Assoc, Proprietor of Daffodil Tea Room, 07/08/1927:1 05/11/1928:5 Deas, David Deane, George P. Wedding described, 01/07/1927:1 Chemist at Barbour Melting Co. of Brockton, 06/07/1929:1 Deaths - Lakeville Deane, George Pierce Twelve in 1874, 01/30/1925:7 Wedding described, 09/16/1927:1 Deaths - Middleboro Wed to Nellie Louise Shaw, 09/16/1927:6 One hundred one in 1899, 01/23/1925:6 Deane, George R. Seventy in 1874, 01/30/1925:7 Obituary, 07/29/1927:1 One hundred thirty-seven recorded in 1925, 01/22/1926:1 New Bedford man dies at age 82, 07/29/1927:4 One hundred twenty-five in 1901, 01/21/1927:6 Deane, Herman H. One hundred thirty-nine in 1926, 01/28/1927:1 Comes home for Thanksgiving 50 years ago after nine years away, Rate in 1875 was 1.61, 02/11/1927:8 11/27/1925:6 Only two in month of February 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Deane, Jerusha Five in July 25 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Muttock homestead occupied by Ivan Shaw, 09/28/1928:1 None for period of 23 days 25 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Deane, Jerusha B. One hundred thirty two in 1927, 01/20/1928:1 Dies at age 79, 02/13/1925:4 Numbered 74 fifty years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Obituary, 02/20/1925:1 List of deaths recorded in 1928, 01/25/1929:7 Will in probate, 04/24/1925:5 Dyer attends 19 funerals in 9 months 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Deane, J.M. DeBoer, George Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Completes bungalow on Everett St for William Picard, 12/31/1926:6 Deane, John Purchases School St house from Sarah Murphy, 06/28/1929:10 Nathan Washburn purchases Deane place on Rhode Island Rd, DeBoer, Gerard 04/16/1926:2 Gains membership in League of Curtis Salesmen, 12/03/1926:1 Deane, John M. District agent for Curtis publishing Co., Philadelphia, 08/05/1927:1 Conditions on Precinct St (l), 03/30/1928:3 Child injured in car-truck collision, 05/25/1928:3 Deane, L. Sells four guns 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4

79 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Decies, Harry Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Council cont. Sells Star Ave tenement house to George Barney, Jr., 04/19/1929:1 Co-sponsor 3rd annual dance with Red Men, 04/13/1928:2 Purchases Lakeville land from J. Osborn, 05/10/1929:1 Observes 4th anniversary, 04/05/1929:2 Decker (Mr) Degree of Pocahontas - Nemasket Loft of Haymakers Sells North Middleboro place to Campbell, 11/05/1926:1 Holds successful four-day fair in Town Hall, 01/29/1926:1 Decker, Leroy C., Jr. Ford auto given away at fair, 02/05/1926:1 Wed to Delpha L. St. John, 03/05/1926:4 DeJongh, Emily Wedding described, 03/12/1926:1 Auction sale of household furniture and personal property (ad), Decker, William 12/03/1926:4 Resides in New Haven, CT, 10/12/1928:4 DeJongh, Emily F. Decoration Day Will in probate, 09/17/1926:5 Middleboro Cornet Band furnish music 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Executor presents account of estate, 10/21/1927:5 Visitor takes photo of Alvin Howes during parade (l), 11/25/1927:7 DeJongh, Emily Frances Decorators (see Interior Decorators) Obituary, 09/03/1926:1 DeCosta, John Widow of Lance dies at age 78, 09/03/1926:3 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Delano, Amy DeCosta, Vera Washburn Lets Rock tenement to William Westgate, 04/09/1926:6, 04/16/1926:2 Daughter born, 12/16/1927:1 Lets Smith St tenement to Edward Garde, 05/20/1927:4 DeCosta, Wesley Delano, Ansel Daughter born, 12/16/1927:1 Youngster hit by auto driven by Bedford Snowdon, 10/02/1925:1 Decus, Harry E. Delano, Doris Purchases Star Ave tenement from Colin Morrison, 07/20/1928:1 Graduates from , 01/20/1928:2 Deer In nurses' training in New Bedford, 07/05/1929:2 Louis Littlejohn's auto encounters deer, 02/06/1925:4 Delano, Philip As plentiful as cows in Marion Rd section, 05/14/1926:2 Takes course at Hawley Engineering school, 02/17/1928:3 Full-sized doe sighted in North Middleboro, 10/01/1926:1 Employed in Carver, 02/08/1929:9 Trapped in ditch, 01/07/1927:4 Delano, Ralph Edwin Ryder hits deer with auto, 10/21/1927:4 Son born, 12/17/1926:1 Deer Hunting Delano, Susan Few clues to illegally shot deer, 01/16/1925:2 Elliott falls from ladder while working on Delano's house, 08/17/1928:7 Jean Logan shoots 110-lb. deer, 12/11/1925:1 Resides in New Bedford, 12/21/1928:2 Henry Shaw gets his deer, 12/11/1925:3 Delano, Walter Herman Russell secures deer on first day, 12/11/1925:3 Sells Miller St house lot to , 04/10/1925:9 Jesse Hall gets one, 12/18/1925:1 Chimney fire at Miller St home, 01/29/1926:7 Dr A.V. Smith hosts hunt, 12/18/1925:4 Delgado, Amelie Martes Reginald Walker gets deer, 12/18/1925:6 Wed to Domingo Sentio, 03/11/1927:4 Shurtleff and Smith get deer, 12/18/1925:6 Delivery Businesses Illegal killing at Rock, 02/26/1926:1 see also Eaton's Express Champion deer slayer Reginald Walker gets 350-lber, 12/10/1926:1 NY and Boston Despatch adds pair of handsome horse 25 years ago, Cramner gets a doe and Beech bags 225-lb. deer in Plymouth, 01/09/1925:7 12/10/1926:1 John Perry clerk at NY and Boston Despatch 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Heavy snow slows hunters down, details of deer week, 12/10/1926:1 Expressmen Lovell & Parks out with new rig 50 years ago, Reginald Walker first to get a deer at Rock, 12/10/1926:6 05/01/1925:8 Harry Parker gets 150-lber in Lakeville, 12/10/1926:9 Brown & Lovell's Express formed from Shaw's and Swift's companies Harrison Shurtleff and Philander Southworth each get a deer, 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 12/17/1926:6 Henry Shaw engages in express business 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Will Shaw gets deer on last day of season, 12/17/1926:6 Thomas Swift replaced by Briggs at Brawn and Lovell's company 50 Wounded deer gets away from Edward McCarthy, Jr., 12/17/1926:6 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Season closed, results listed, 12/17/1926:8 Barney Gould runs express from Middleboro to Bridgewater 50 years Fred Gammons shoots deer, 12/16/1927:2 ago, 08/16/1929:8 Three deer taken in Middleboro this season, 12/16/1927:3 Della Rocco, Charles Deer not as plentiful as last year, list of successful hunters, 12/07/1928:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Elisha Cudworth continues streak of luck, 12/07/1928:2 Dellagatta, Frances Numbers up in second week of season, list of successful hunters, Wed to Louis George Hanion, 10/11/1929:4 12/14/1928:1 Dellogatta, Frances Cudworth, Walker, and Shaw successful, 12/21/1928:2 Engaged to Louis George Hanolan, 10/04/1929:4 Frank Otto, Jr. shoots 200-lb. buck, 12/21/1928:7 Dellorfano, Filomena Results of first week of season, 12/06/1929:1 Wed to James Fasulo, 08/12/1927:4 Season wraps up, 12/13/1929:1 DeMaranville, Gordon Deglioccho, Domonie Son born, 01/27/1928:5 Raid breaks up illegal poker game at home of Joseph Teceno, DeMaranville, Job W. 03/29/1929:2 Taunton man dies at age 65, 06/07/1929:4 Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Council DeMaranville, Katie G. see also Improved Order of Red Men - Nemasket Tribe Petition for administration of estate, 03/25/1927:5 New organization instituted here, 04/03/1925:7 DeMaranville, Mrs Luther Holds successful four-day fair in Town Hall, 01/29/1926:1 Burial at Rock, 02/18/1927:7 Ford auto given away at fair, 02/05/1926:1 DeMaranville, Ralph Holds first anniversary celebration, 04/02/1926:3 Ill with erysipelas, 02/20/1925:4 Celebrates 3rd anniversary, 03/30/1928:7 Rock couple observes anniversary, 10/19/1928:3 House quarantined for scarlet fever, 03/29/1929:6

80 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

DeMetroff, George DeMoranville, James Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 07/31/1925:1 Chimney fire in Center St home, 03/06/1925:1 Democrats Electric lights installed at home, 02/05/1926:4 Town committee chooses officers 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 DeMoranville, James H. Caucus results from 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Strikes tree while avoiding collision with Avon autoist, 04/30/1926:1 Delegates to state convention selected 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Fire in brooder house on Centre St, 03/30/1928:1 Town committee members listed from 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 DeMoranville, Job Town committee organizes 25 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Obituary, 06/14/1929:2 Delegates to state convention chosen 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 DeMoranville, Job W. Delegates named to senatorial convention 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Obituary, 06/14/1929:1 Nominate delegates to state convention 50 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 DeMoranville, Kate List of convention delegates 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Town committee members from 50 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 07/01/1927:3 Hold spirited rally at Town House, 10/19/1928:2 DeMoranville, Katherine Resolutions of local committee (ad), 01/11/1929:6 Obituary, 10/01/1926:6 Nominations made at caucus 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 DeMoranville, Katherine Greenwood Endorse candidates for local election, 12/27/1929:1 Widow of William dies at age 57, 10/01/1926:4 Demolition (building) DeMoranville, Leon R. Old corner grocery at Centre and Main St torn down 25 years ago, Taunton driver runs into DeMoranville's car on Taunton Rd, 03/06/1925:6 07/16/1926:1 Old Doggett place torn down to make way for Lakeville Hospital DeMoranville, Lillias Frances improvements, 10/02/1925:1 Obituary, 04/22/1927:7 Downtown block built by Sproat in 1824 to be demolished, DeMoranville, L.R. 10/28/1927:1 Milk delivery (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Old schoolhouse in rear School St School dismantled, 12/02/1927:3 DeMoranville, Maud Old Tinkham place on Centre St torn down, 01/13/1928:1 Teaches at Pleasant Street School, 09/09/1927:1 History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 DeMoranville, Merrill Robert West's large barn on Pleasant St torn down, 07/06/1928:4 And Augustus DeMoranville provide banjo and violin music in Assonet, Parker homestead at Temple Pl and Main St demolished 25 years ago, 01/25/1929:1 03/29/1929:8 DeMoranville, Mrs Ralph Nemasket House stable torn down, 08/23/1929:1 Aunt dies in Brockton, 04/22/1927:2 DeMoranville (Mr) DeMoranville, Nellie F. Moves from Huckleberry Corner to Wood St in Middleboro, Obituary, 10/23/1925:1 07/02/1926:9 DeMoranville, Nellie Francis DeMoranville, May Dies at age 56, 10/23/1925:4 Attends Wheaton College, Norton, 01/02/1925:3 DeMoranville, Norman DeMoranville, Amanda S. Resides in Marion, 11/23/1928:2 Wife of Jarvas dies at age 73, 05/15/1925:4 DeMoranville, Ralph DeMoranville, Archie Purchases house from William Westgate, 04/16/1926:2 Resides in Easton, 08/27/1926:4 House under quarantine for measles, 07/23/1926:2 DeMoranville, Augustus Son born, 09/09/1927:3 And Merrill DeMoranville provide banjo and violin music in Assonet, Scarlet fever quarantine lifted, 04/19/1929:2 01/25/1929:1 DeMoranville, Thomas DeMoranville, Bert Chimney fire on Wareham St, 11/01/1929:6, 11/22/1929:1 Moves from Lakeville to South Middleboro, 02/11/1927:9 Denehy, Daniel DeMoranville, Burt Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Guilty of allowing minor to operate vehicle, 11/25/1927:1 Wed to Lettie Hall, 10/14/1927:4 DeMoranville, Charlotte Denham, Arthur H. Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Janitor at new Co-operative Bank, 03/02/1928:8 DeMoranville, Deborah Frances Denham, Charles O. Obituary, 06/15/1928:1 Leaves for new home in Florida, 09/25/1925:3 Widow of Augustus dies at age 76, 06/15/1928:4 Denham, George DeMoranville, Eleanor Purchases Highlands farm from Henry Shaw, 10/23/1925:9 Youngster struck by auto driven by Connecticut man, 05/14/1926:4 Denham, Henry DeMoranville, Flora Married for 65 years twenty-five years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Purchases South St place from William Westgate, 03/26/1926:2 Denham, Ralph W. Purchases house from William Westgate, 04/16/1926:2 A. Tremaine Smith receives reward for police work in Wilcox death, Uncle dies in Cottersville, 02/17/1928:3 08/31/1928:1 Recovers from scarlet fever, 04/19/1929:2 Denison, Denis G. DeMoranville, George Mortgagee's sale, 02/05/1926:9 Moves to Myricks, 01/02/1925:3 Denison, H. Windsor DeMoranville, Harold Clayton Interior decorator (ad), 04/03/1925:10 Born to Ralph, 09/09/1927:3 Dennett, A.H. DeMoranville, Harry Loses nearly $1,000 in fruit to frost 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Frank Warren struck by DeMoranville's auto, 07/09/1926:2 Challenges Albert Washburn to discussion of Socialism 25 years ago, DeMoranville, Herbert 10/16/1925:7 Moves from South Middleboro to Marion, 08/24/1928:4 Dennett, Carolyn Doris DeMoranville, Isola Wed to Clinton Benedict Lockwood, 12/06/1929:1 Obituary, 02/18/1927:5 Dennett, George Foreman at L.O. Atwood box factory, 04/05/1929:9

81 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Dennett, Milford H. Derosier, J. Engaged to Evelyn F. Tate, 01/09/1925:9 Finishes North Lakeville ice house, starts cutting, 01/09/1925:9 Daughter born, 05/17/1929:5 Derosiers, Jennie Dennett, Milford Harley Resides in Hartford, CT, 07/30/1926:3, 06/21/1929:1 Wed to Evelyn Frances Tate, 01/08/1926:6 Derosiers, Napoleon Wedding described, 01/08/1926:7 Son born, 07/13/1928:4 Dennett, Shirley May Derr, Joseph D., Jr. Born to Milford H., 05/17/1929:5 Wed to Ethel B. Keough, 09/20/1929:4 Dennett, W.H. Derr, Joseph Delbert, Jr. Accepts post with Renfrew Mills of Adams, 06/05/1925:1 Engaged to Ethel Bernice Keough, 09/06/1929:4 Moves to Adams, 09/04/1925:7 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Sells 35 acres in Lakeville to Ernest Maxim, 06/18/1926:2 DeSalvo, Angelo, Jr. Sells Vaughan St farm to Carlton Mann, 11/05/1926:2 Obituary, 08/13/1926:7 Dennis, Daniel Deschenes, Alma Moves to house purchased from Laura Jackson, 04/03/1925:6 Vacates and sells entire stock of Sunshine Shop (ad), 01/30/1925:5 Purchases Lakeville store from Harry Smith, 06/19/1925:6 Hemstitching and steam pleating work can be left at Porter & Snow Dennis, Daniel M. (ad), 02/27/1925:4 Pedigreed cocker spaniel pups (ad), 12/10/1926:10 Deschenes, Flavius Dennis, Grace L. Lets Oak St apartment to Lester Hall, 12/24/1926:5 Sells Lakeville property to Annie Cook, 02/27/1925:2 Sells Oak St property to Louise Doane, 04/15/1927:1 Sells Lakeville home and business to Elmer Hodgkins, 10/02/1925:1 Deschenes, Fred Dennison, Helen I. Accepts position with tire company in Hartford, CT, 05/08/1925:2 Barn and shed burn at Flansburg farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:4 Deschenes, Germaine Barn burns at farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:7 Replaces Callan as bookkeeper at Woolworth's, 07/10/1925:4 Denson, Alice M. Descoulias, George Obituary, 03/16/1928:1 Driver Michael Cronan runs into pedestrian Descoulias, 10/22/1926:1 Wife of Benjamin F. dies at age 42, 03/16/1928:4 Desrosier (Mr) Denson, Ernest Clears away debris from construction of ice house, 03/20/1925:2 Son born, 05/27/1927:8 Desrosier, Alfred Denson, Frank F. Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Assigned to army duty at , New Bedford, 04/05/1929:6 Dies at age 28, 03/09/1928:4 Denson, Ralph Desrosier, J. Former resident a member of Byrd's Antarctic expedition (l), Ice dealer cuts on tack factory pond before thaw, 01/08/1926:2 01/18/1929:2 Desrosiers, Napoleon Returns from Antarctic expedition with Byrd, 04/19/1929:7 Notice of no responsibility for wife, 07/05/1929:5 Arrives home from Antarctic expedition, 04/26/1929:1 Desrosiers, Napoleon Joseph Enlists in army, does not return to Antarctic with Byrd, 12/06/1929:1 Engaged to Rosaline Atlea Berriault, 11/25/1927:4 Dentists Desrosiers, Rosaline see also Hardy, Irving R.; Hathaway, E.S.; Wood, Raymond H. Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife, 07/05/1929:5 Robert Wardel attends Philadelphia Dental College 25 years ago, Obituary, 08/02/1929:1 09/18/1925:6 Wife of Napoleon dies at age 21, 08/02/1929:4 A.W. Cunningham opens office in Peirce building 25 years ago, Devall, Benjamin Robert 03/11/1927:5 Wed to Mary G. Purtell, 09/07/1928:4 Allan Porter graduates from dental college 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Developmental Disabilities A.W. Cunningham appointed dental surgeon at insane hospital 25 years School children evaluated here, 10/29/1926:3 ago, 11/18/1927:6 Devlin, Charles R.G. Butler opens office over Whitman's store 25 years ago, Moves into Healey's Oak St apartment, 03/13/1925:1 04/27/1928:8 Son born, 01/07/1927:1 Preliminary steps taken to establish clinic, 01/25/1929:1 Moves from Forest St to High St, 10/21/1927:1 Clinic vote at town meeting, 02/15/1929:1 Manager of First National Store, 07/27/1928:1 In appreciation for support of dental clinic (l) (Helen Pasztor), Obituary, 05/10/1929:1 03/01/1929:1 Son of Charles and Elizabeth Creedon dies at age 4, 05/10/1929:4 Room set aside at Town House for clinic, 03/08/1929:4 Devlin, Charles P. Finishing touches put on dental clinic at Town House, 03/22/1929:1 Purchases High St house from Wilfred Cromwell, 09/30/1927:1 New clinic distinctive forward step for the town, 03/29/1929:1 Daughter born, 11/15/1929:4 New clinic opens for business, 03/29/1929:1 DeWerth, Mrs G.W. Department Stores (see F.W. Woolworth & Co.; Powrie & Ryder; Trade Resides in Lakewood, OH, 08/31/1928:1 Mark Stores, Inc.; Whitman's Department Store; W.T. Grant Co.) Dewey, George B. Depot Park Assigned to army duty at Fort Rodman, New Bedford, 04/05/1929:6 Railroad proposes changes to streets 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Dewey Clothes Shop Derailments Clothing and furnishings (ad), 01/02/1925:3 Eight cars come off track north of Center St bridge, 06/05/1925:1 Buys out stock of Stoughton Clothes Shop (ad), 02/20/1925:3 NY, NH & Hartford RR tender leaves tracks north of Cross St bridge, Second anniversary sale (ad), 09/25/1925:9 06/26/1925:1 New electric sign installed, 01/22/1926:4 No damage to East Taunton trolley in derailment on Centre St bridge, Girl wanted (ad), 03/26/1926:7 07/22/1927:1 Fourth anniversary sale (ad), 10/21/1927:7 Dermer, Thomas Fifth anniversary sale (ad), 10/26/1928:6 Very early Middleboro settler, 07/22/1927:1 Fire caused by defective wiring, 12/21/1928:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2, Fire at American building business, 12/28/1928:2 08/12/1927:2 Fire sale (ad), 12/28/1928:6

82 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Dewey Clothes Shop cont. Dimond, Fred A. Representatives for the Standard Stores (ad), 03/15/1929:3 Obituary, 10/05/1928:3, 6, 9 Harold Logan arrested for break-in, 04/26/1929:1 Dimond, Frederick Arthur Sixth anniversary (ad), 10/18/1929:2 South Hanson man dies at age 68, 09/28/1928:4 Dewhurst, Elmer Dimond, Ira A&P manager transferred to Marion, 05/08/1925:4 Sentenced to 30 days for assault on wife, 12/20/1929:1 Runs into rear of fire chief Maxim's car, 07/10/1925:1 Dimond, Ruth Engaged to Vivian S. Hartling, 07/31/1925:2 Ira Dimond sentenced to 30 days for assault on wife, 12/20/1929:1 Moves to Marion, 09/11/1925:7 Dion, Mary Dewhurst, Elmer Thomas Widow of Alexander dies at age 78, 02/18/1927:8 Wedding described, 08/21/1925:1 Diotte, Frank J. Wed to Vivian Stella Hartling, 08/21/1925:4 Wedding described, 02/27/1925:1 Dewhurst, Ida T. Diotte, Walter Remains brought here from Taunton, 05/03/1929:1 Auto skids on slippery road, crashes through fence, 03/20/1925:7 Dewhurst, Vivian Diphtheria Employed at telephone exchange, 08/21/1925:5 Paula and Phyllis Hyman recover, 10/30/1925:2 DeWitt, C.E. Seven cases 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Leaves Central Methodist Episcopal Church, 04/08/1927:1 Board of Health has houses fumigated 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 DeWitt, Claude E. Local physicians theorize on prevalence of disease here 50 years ago, Named new pastor at Central ME Church, 04/03/1925:1 01/14/1927:5 Moves into parsonage, 04/10/1925:8 Nellie McGillis severely ill, 05/27/1927:1 Begins duties at Central ME Church, 04/10/1925:9 Frances Rose ill, 11/25/1927:1 Reception held for new pastor, 04/24/1925:1 Diran, Dickran Editor of first church magazine in Middleboro, 06/12/1925:1 Dickran Diran Square and Lakeville Honor Roll dedicated (p), DeWolf, Miriam Ford 06/07/1929:3 Resides in Medford, 04/22/1927:1 Eulogy given during dedication of square, 06/14/1929:1 DeWolfe, John Campbell Gordon Directories Engaged to Miriam Elbridge Ford, 11/13/1925:1 Namaskett Press awarded contract to print street lists, 11/06/1925:1 DeWolfe, John C.G. Namaskett Press contracts to publish street list, 08/27/1926:1 Wed to Miriam Elbridge Ford, 07/02/1926:4 Wollaston company purchases copyright of Middleboro directory, Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 01/13/1928:2 Dexter, Stephen Ready April 1st (ad), 02/10/1928:9 Struck by auto driven by George Monroe, 08/13/1926:1 New directories complete, distributed, 03/30/1928:5 Returns to work at Taunton pumping station, 09/03/1926:4 Disabilities, Developmental (see Developmental Disabilities) Dextraze, Christine Disasters Takes nursing course in Brattleboro, VT, 09/02/1927:1 Former Middleboro teacher writes from flooded area in Vermont (l) Diamond, Ira (Amy Cameron Pitkin), 11/25/1927:3 Pleads not guilty to nonsupport of wife and children, 09/24/1926:1 Letter of thanks received at Assawampsett School from flood sufferers Ordered to pay support for wife and children, 10/22/1926:1 in Vermont (l), 12/09/1927:9 Dickerman, Henry A. Mrs E.N. Seaver receives letter from niece in flooded area of Vermont Auto catches fire during snowstorm, 01/30/1925:1 (l), 12/23/1927:2 Dickerson, Charles Carroll Diseases Wed to Lydia Bauer, 01/09/1925:9 see also Chicken Pox; Diphtheria; Infantile Paralysis; Influenza; Dickey, Carrie Measles; Mumps; Scarlet Fever; Smallpox; Whooping Cough Sister-in-law dies in New Hampshire, 10/18/1929:8 Ralph DeMaranville ill with erysipelas, 02/20/1925:4 Dickey, Carrie M. All Lake Shore Line cars fumigated daily 25 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Moves from Charlestown to South Middleboro, 06/15/1928:3 Joseph Cordeiro taken to TB hospital in South Hanson, 07/15/1927:1 Dill, Gordon Very few cases reported this fall, 10/21/1927:2 Employed in Bethel, CT, 04/06/1928:4 Malaria takes hold in Middleboro 25 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Dill, Mrs Thomas Gordon No record of contagious diseases here, 10/05/1928:1 Hired at Hill Top Farm, 06/22/1928:5 Query on containment of contagions (l) (Myrtle B. Ri___ (sic)), Dill, Ralph 05/10/1929:1 Railroad engineer saves Alice Sylvester from drowning, 09/06/1929:1 Vaccination of school children (l) (S. Breck), 05/10/1929:1 Dill, Thomas Gordon District Court (see Fourth District Court) Daughter born, 09/02/1927:3 Disturbing the Peace Resides in Alandale, NJ, 03/30/1928:1 Yee Jung Let arrested, 04/10/1925:9 Hired at Hill Top Farm, 06/22/1928:5 Lee Jung Let pleads guilty, 04/17/1925:9 Moves into new home in Raynham, 07/27/1928:4 Considerable disturbance by boys and young men at Park Theatre, Moves from Hill Top Farm to Raynham, 05/03/1929:1 02/19/1926:3 Dimock, Edna M. William O'Brien fined $10 for disturbing the peace at Park Theatre, Obituary, 08/14/1925:1 03/18/1927:9 Wife of Scott dies at age 37, 08/14/1925:4 Dixon, James A. Dimock, Joseph H. In possession of shoe from Thumb's horse 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Fuller St couple married 50 years, 10/23/1925:1 Dixon, Joseph E. Fuller St couple married 50 years, biographies (p), 11/06/1925:1 Sells Oak St homestead to D.D. Sullivan 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Observes 90th birthday, brief biography, 12/16/1927:6 Dixon, Ralph Dies at age 90, 06/15/1928:4 Attendant at State Farm asylum, 02/18/1927:1 Obituary, 06/22/1928:3 Dimock, Lydia J. Vaughan Fuller St couple married 50 years, biographies (p), 11/06/1925:1

83 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Doane (Mr) Dog Breeders cont. Sherman prepares plans for improvements to Doane and Shaw block 50 Elmer Drew's pointer does well in field trials in CT and NH, years ago, 08/17/1928:8 10/05/1928:1 And Shaw to add another story to Union block 50 years ago, Elmer Drew and Herbert Southworth have dogs at Hooksett, NH 09/14/1928:8 competition, 09/20/1929:1 Doane, Arthur H. Dr Rounds' dog takes ribbon at annual meet in Barre, 10/18/1929:1 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Dog Shows Resides in Rock Springs, WY, 06/17/1927:1 see also Dog Breeders; Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Doane, George E. Association Hardware man (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Inez Robinson's police shepherd dog wins prizes at dog shows, Addresses Central Congregational Men's class on South America, 09/18/1925:1 04/10/1925:8 F.R. Noyes' dogs take first at New England Specialty Show, Addresses Congregational Mens' club on trip to West Indies, 11/20/1925:2 04/23/1926:2 Helen Ham's Irish setter pup takes puppy class at Boston show, Chester Duncklee clerk, 08/05/1927:9 03/05/1926:1 On Caribbean cruise, 04/06/1928:8 Winston Richmond's setter dog takes first at Middleboro show, Employs Charles Weeks, 06/08/1928:1 04/09/1926:8 Employs Chester Duncklee, 07/26/1929:1 Amy Westgate's beagles take ribbons at Middlesex County Kennel club, Doane, George H. 04/23/1926:6 Tins roof to Taunton depot 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Inez Robinson's shepherd takes first at Dartmouth event, 09/10/1926:1 Sells ranges for $14 fifty years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Westgate's kennel well represented at Middleboro show, 04/01/1927:1 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Local owners attend show in Lynn, 04/08/1927:1 Doane, J.H. Doggett (Mr) Some reflections at recent high school concert (l), 05/24/1929:3 Old Doggett place torn down to make way for Lakeville Hospital Doane, Linwood improvements, 10/02/1925:1 Resides in Brockton, 04/26/1929:4 Doggett, Thomas Doane, Louise Tax assessor in 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Purchases Oak St property from Flavius Deschenes, 04/15/1927:1 Dogs Doane, Mrs Linwood see also Dog Breeders; Hunting Dogs Resides in Brockton, 10/28/1927:2 Fletcher Barrows purchases best blooded pointer 25 years ago, Doane, Walter H. 12/25/1925:3 Obituary, 08/03/1928:1 Dog rescued after going through ice on Nemasket River, 12/17/1926:1 Doane & Shaw Vicious dogs kill valuable hares 25 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Framework for addition raised 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Glenice Perkins bitten in face by dog, 08/03/1928:3 Doctors (see Physicians) Mrs Alton Freeman attacked and bitten by dog in Cobb's yard, Dodd, Gladys 06/28/1929:1 Purchases 30-acre farm in Lakeville, 07/10/1925:1 Hewitt and Sisson lose turkeys to stray dogs, 10/04/1929:1 Dodge, Alice S. Keith's chickens killed by dogs 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Former nurse commits suicide, 11/25/1927:1 Dogs - Law and Legislation Dodge, Charles Simeon Middleboro share of tax refund $1,974.94, 01/16/1925:1 Wed to Alyce Margaret Mooney, 10/14/1927:4 Licensed canines number 412 twenty-five years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Dodge, Herbert Fish and Game Assoc against proposed legislation to keep dogs out of Foreman of lumber yard at Sears Lumber Co., 03/02/1928:8 woods March to September, 12/18/1925:1 Son born, 03/08/1929:4 Middleboro share of license money $2,268.67, 01/22/1926:1 Doel, Mrs Fred Lakeville share of license money $725.88, 01/22/1926:4 Resides in Taunton, 02/13/1925:3 Notice of requirement for licensing, 03/25/1927:2 Dog Breeders Two hundred delinquent owners 25 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 see also Beck, E.T.; Hewitt, Robert E.; Leonard, Everett M.; Lovell, Rene Picard fined $10 for unlicensed dog, 10/21/1927:1 George W.; McMullen, John R.; Smith, A.V.; Westgate, G.K. Town clerk issues 997 licenses, 11/25/1927:1 Everett Leonard's fox hound wins two firsts at Boston show, Middleboro portion of dog tax $966.07 twenty-five years ago, 02/27/1925:1 01/13/1928:6 Everett Leonard quickly retrieves lost puppy after advertising in Notice from town clerk on licensing (ad) (i), 03/23/1928:3 Gazette, 03/13/1925:2 Six hundred four licensed 25 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 William Quindley's dog takes first at Brockton show, 09/25/1925:3 Charles Lyon discharged on count of failing to confine or get rid of dog, William Quindley's Rosie takes blue ribbon at Brockton fair, 11/30/1928:2 10/09/1925:9 Middleboro share of license money $1,669.13, 01/18/1929:1 Amy Westgate's dogs take prizes at local show, 04/02/1926:6 Lakeville share of license money $625.40, 01/25/1929:1 Amy Westgate's beagles take ribbons at Middlesex County Kennel club, Notice to owners and keepers of dogs (ad) (i), 03/29/1929:4 04/23/1926:6 Statistics on licenses here, 12/06/1929:6 Daniel Dennis, pedigreed cocker spaniel pups (ad), 12/10/1926:10 Doherty, Catherine Dogs owned by McMullen and Gammons takes award at Boston show, Obituary, 07/12/1929:1 03/04/1927:6 Doherty, Edward F. Elmer Drew's dog awarded first reserve honors at Lynn show, Celebrates 50 years at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 03/13/1925:1 04/08/1927:1 Retires from H.L. Thatcher & Co. after 50 years, 11/06/1925:1 Southworth's dog awarded best pointer at Lynn show, 04/08/1927:1 Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 R. Millette, police pups for sale (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Dies at age 71, 01/15/1926:4 Southworth's pointer wins at Barnstable fair, 08/31/1928:1 Doherty, E.F. Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1

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Doherty, John Doucett, Joseph Fined $10 for assault on Benjamin Haskins, 05/24/1929:3 Daughter born, 09/11/1925:8 Dole, George P. Doucett, Vivian Arlene Granted license to run bus service here, 09/16/1927:1 Born to Joseph, 09/11/1925:8 Bus line owner addresses selectmen, 05/24/1929:1 Doucette, Delia Doll, Frederick Obituary, 05/14/1926:4 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/21/1929:2 Widow of Peter dies at age 68, 05/14/1926:4 Domestic Needle Works (see Needle Works (50 years ago)) Doucette, Margaret H. Domina, Harvey E. Tax collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3 Selectmen already break campaign pledges (l), 02/15/1929:1 Doucette, Peter James The split log drag (l), 03/29/1929:1 Dies at age 73, 12/18/1925:3 Mercy for the poor but not the spongers (l), 04/05/1929:1 Douglas, Dorothy Louise From a real estate man (l) (Frederick S. McGregor), 04/05/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/25/1929:5 Fishing in a dead pool (l), 04/26/1929:3 Wed to Alton K. Cudworth, 10/25/1929:6 Our reputation (l), 04/26/1929:3 Douglas, Elijah Donahue, Florence Obituary, 01/06/1928:6 Takes bad fall on icy pavement, 01/29/1926:1 Douglas, F.R. Donahue, John Moves to Monument Beach, 09/09/1927:4 New manager of Strand Theatre, 10/07/1927:3 Douglas, Fred Donahue, Sarah J. Barney Takes position at Rock railroad station, 04/15/1927:2 Obituary, 05/04/1928:1 Dow, Elsie M. Wife of Martin dies at age 66, 05/04/1928:4 Appointed district nurse, 09/06/1929:3 Donahy, Wiiliam (sic) Dow, Frank Purchases Taunton St cottage and poultry farm from George Blair, Wed to Elsie May McFarlane, 04/29/1927:4 01/29/1926:1 Dow, Fred L. Donato, John Auto struck by Bridgewater driver on Wareham St, 08/03/1928:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3 Dow, Ora Donlin, Joseph Dies in Cabot, VT, 03/26/1926:6 Son born, 01/20/1928:1 Dowling, Laura Elizabeth Donner, George Born to Wade H., 01/27/1928:4 Purchases North St Property from William Clark, 04/10/1925:6 Dowling, Wade H. Donner, George A. Daughter born, 01/27/1928:4 Damages car in collision with pole, 02/24/1928:8 Resides in Canada, 03/15/1929:4 Donovan, Henry C. Downey, Mercy Moves The Cape Side Shops, 12/18/1925:6 Lets tenement on Court End Ave to Wilfred Cromwell, 04/26/1929:1 Opens Cape Side Shops in South Middleboro, 07/02/1926:6 Downeyflake Doughnut Shop German police dog killed by car, 07/30/1926:1 B.W. Briggs to open shop on Centre St (ad), 04/08/1927:5 Donovan, Margaret 169 Centre St (ad), 05/20/1927:2 Sister of Mrs B.L. Gay dies, 02/12/1926:8 Downing, Daisy D. Donovan, Robert Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/03/1925:8 Attends school in Boston, 05/27/1927:3 Downing, Ethel Deane Attends English High school in Boston, 09/16/1927:6 Wed to Ralph Edward Cathcart, 09/16/1927:6 Donovan, Robert H. Downing, Mrs Edward P. Resides in Boston, 04/20/1928:9 Easter lilies in bloom, 11/04/1927:2 Attends English High school in Boston, 06/22/1928:10 Downing, William Attends Sanborn Seminary, 09/14/1928:2 And LeBaron launch steamboat Pioneer in Nemasket 50 years ago, Discontinues studies at Sanborn Seminary in NH, 05/24/1929:7 05/11/1928:6 Dooley, Gladys Brings Charles Stratton's boat to Assawompsett 50 years ago, Employed at telephone exchange, 07/16/1926:1 06/08/1928:7 Dooley, Mrs J. Doyle, James Employed at telephone exchange, 07/17/1925:2 Moves from Providence to Pearl St apartment, 03/06/1925:2 Dornan, W.W. Draghetti, Constance Cecelia Obituary, 02/12/1926:5 Born to Joseph, 08/07/1925:2 Dorr, Arthur E. Draghetti, Joseph First National Store, 65 Centre St (ad), 07/22/1927:3 Daughter born, 08/07/1925:2 Dorrance, Mary Draghetti, Ray Accepts post in Plymouth office of registrar of probate 25 years ago, Named captain of Rhode Island State College baseball team, 03/13/1925:7 06/24/1927:3 Dorrance, Rebecca Stars in final baseball game of career at Rhode Island State College, Lets South Main St apartment to John Gilligan, 10/09/1925:7 11/18/1927:6 Dorrance, Rebecca F. Rhode Island State College baseballer good enough for the big leagues, Widow of Edwin B. dies at age 93, 10/29/1926:4 04/27/1928:6 Will in probate, 12/03/1926:6 Draghetti, Ray L. Dorrance, Rebecca Frances Local boy coaches championship team, 11/16/1928:1 Obituary, 10/29/1926:1 Draghetti, Raymond Doten, Sarah J. Attends Rhode Island State College, 01/01/1926:3 Widow of Stephen dies in Chiltonville, 06/12/1925:7 Attends note burning for Rhode Island State College fraternity, Dotey, Mrs Harry 02/26/1926:1 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 On honor roll at Rhode Island State College, 03/11/1927:2 Coaches Vermont football team to championship, 11/02/1928:6

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Draghetti, Raymond L. Drake, Milton Captain of baseball team at Rhode Island State College, 04/24/1925:4 Afflicted with measles, 07/09/1926:6 Graduates from Rhode Island State College, 06/15/1928:8 Encounters black snake near well, 03/16/1928:3 Draghetti, Theresa Drake, Mrs Malcolm C. Employed at The Boston Store, 08/19/1927:4 Employed at Trust Co., 10/12/1928:1 Drake, Albert E. Drake, Mrs Walter Makes repairs on Edmund Pratt's North Middleboro property, Obituary, 07/22/1927:1 08/28/1925:1 Drake, Reginald W. Drake, Alice Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 03/20/1925:8 Employed at Woolworth's, 04/13/1928:3 Son born, 11/30/1928:4 Drake, Beatrice Drake, Richard Henry Teaches in Boston school, 02/27/1925:1 Born to Reginald W., 11/30/1928:4 Teacher at Girls' Continuation school in Boston, 09/10/1926:6 Drake, Ruth C. Teaches in Continuation school in Boston, 11/22/1929:4 Wife of Walter dies at age 68, 07/15/1927:4 Drake, Beatrice E. Drake, Sarah E. Returns to work in schools of Boston, 10/09/1925:1 Wife of Ednah W. dies at age 78, 12/25/1925:4 Teaches classes at Continuation school for girls, first of its kind in Drake, Walter Massachusetts, 10/01/1926:2 Chimney fire at North Middleboro home, 01/16/1925:2 Commended for work in Boston school (l), 07/08/1927:7 Electric lights installed at home, 03/27/1925:2 Drake, Benjamin F. Erects monument on lot in Alden cemetery, 10/21/1927:4 Resides in Dorchester, 12/02/1927:1 Brush fire on Centre St, 03/02/1928:4 Drake, Caroline Drake & Young Ill with measles, 07/23/1926:7 William Young buys out partner (ad), 12/18/1925:10 Drake, Charles Clinton Drama (see Theater) Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Drescher, Mae Drake, Charles P. Resides in Hartford, CT, 04/22/1927:1 Pratt uses lumber from Parker homestead to build house for Dunham 25 Dressel, Odilia years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Purchases five lots of Spooner property in Lakeville, 07/02/1926:1 Drake, Charles W. Dressell, Odelia South Main St homestead acquired by Central Baptist 25 years ago, Purchases Spooner property in Lakeville, 09/25/1925:1 10/08/1926:8 Dresser, George H. Drake, Ednah W. General manager of NE Telephone & Telegraph (ad), 02/27/1925:2 Dies at age 80, 02/15/1929:4 Dressmakers Petition for administration of estate, 04/05/1929:9 see also Tailors Drake, Ednah Williams Deschenes hemstitching and steam pleating work at Porter & Snow (ad), Obituary, 02/15/1929:2 02/27/1925:4 Drake, Enoch Ethel Raymond, dress designing (ad), 01/08/1926:9 Twin sons shoot mink 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Tina Faietti moves to Thatcher's Row (ad), 03/18/1927:10 Drake, E.R. Drevinsky, Polly Resigns from Central Congregational 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Soprano performs in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:1 Receives call from New Bedford church 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Drew (Mr) Drake, Ernest M. see also Studley & Drew Old "Rock" house near North Middleboro (p), 06/25/1926:1 Auction sale on North Main St (ad), 07/17/1925:5 Purchases new Overland, 08/27/1926:5 Auction sale of house (ad), 09/18/1925:8 Plymouth St couple married 25 years, 05/31/1929:4 Sale of North Main St property brings new fire station closer, Drake, Evelyn 09/25/1925:1 Teaches in Sterling, 01/02/1925:1 North Main St house sold to George Kulian, 10/02/1925:3 Drake, Everett Drew house begins journey to new location, 10/09/1925:1 Resides in Daytona, FL, 09/18/1925:1 Studley & Drew, new line of shoes (ad), 05/14/1926:5 Drake, E.W. Drew, Alvaris Unhurt when carriage overturns 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Graduates from Bradford Durfee Textile school, employed in Fall River, Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 06/05/1925:7 On board of new needle factory 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Employed in dyeing department of National Silk Co., 08/20/1926:3 Special coroner 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Resides in Patterson, NJ, 09/10/1926:5 Sullivan purchases Drake homestead from Central Baptist 25 years ago, Resides in Clinton, NJ, 12/30/1927:2 04/05/1929:6 Promoted to assistant superintendent at Eureka Printing Co., Drake, H. Scudder 05/24/1929:1 Completes second year of medical school 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Drew, Alvarus Drake, Henry S. Resides in Patterson, NJ, 12/24/1926:5 Attends 50th class reunion at Brown University, 06/17/1927:1 Engaged to Eleanor Royle, 05/25/1928:2 Drake, Henry Scudder Drew, Alvarus S. Passes medical school exams at Harvard 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Wedding described, 10/19/1928:1 Drake, H.S. Drew, Elizabeth Leaves for Washington 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Class of 1926 odist, class ode (p), 06/25/1926:1 Doctor wins crossword puzzle contest, 02/06/1925:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Attends 25th class reunion at Brown University 25 years ago, New teacher at Rock School, 07/05/1929:1 06/17/1927:8 Drew, Elizabeth H. Drake, Malcolm C. Resides in Brockton, 12/24/1926:1 Moves to new home on Bourne St, 03/12/1926:5 Drew, Elizabeth K. Employed at Trust Co., 10/12/1928:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 05/31/1929:1

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Drew, Elmer O. Drowning cont. Purchases lot in Carver, 05/01/1925:6 Former resident Ethel Lillian Shurtleff drowns at Lake Monponsett, Dog awarded first reserve honors at Lynn show, 04/08/1927:1 07/06/1928:5 Purchases Studley's interest in Studley & Drew, 11/18/1927:3 Stella Robbins saves Somerville girl from drowning, 09/14/1928:8 Forest St couple married 30 years, 07/13/1928:1 Nevertouch Pond ice gives way under group of children, escape Pointer does well in field trials in CT and NH, 10/05/1928:1 drowning, 02/08/1929:1 Pointer takes prize in Hooksett, NH, 09/20/1929:1 Herbert Day nearly drowns in Clear Pond 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Drew, Fannie Railroad engineer saves Alice Sylvester from drowning, 09/06/1929:1 Fatally burned 25 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Drug Stores Drew, Lawrence see also C.L. Hathaway & Co. Moves to West Falmouth, 12/04/1925:7 E.M. Johnson's pharmacy at Everett Square (ad), 09/18/1925:5 Resides in Falmouth, 12/24/1926:5 Ernest Johnson receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Resides in Rochester, NY, 05/06/1927:7 Everett Square, 11/23/1928:1 Resigns from A&P store, 03/23/1928:3 Drugs and Medicines Employed at A&P, 04/05/1929:6 John Shaw has license to sell medicinal liquor 50 years ago, Manager of A&P in Rockland, 06/07/1929:1 05/15/1925:7 Drew, Margaret Warren Gale leases Main St space for bottling tonics 25 years ago, Employed at telephone exchange, 07/03/1925:2, 09/30/1927:1 01/01/1926:7 Engaged to Ralph W. Hupfer, 03/02/1928:1 Henry D. Smith manufactures Comfo-Tabs (ad), 10/01/1926:5 Employed at telephone exchange, 04/20/1928:2 New concern, F.W. Hampshire Corp., to produce Snowfire and Ozilene Engaged to Ralph W. Hupfer, 04/19/1929:1 medications, 10/05/1928:1 Drew, Margaret Winston Drunk Driving Engaged to Ralph William Hupfer, 12/23/1927:3, 04/19/1929:4 see also Reckless Driving Wedding described, 04/26/1929:1 Herbert Sanford fined $100, 03/06/1925:1 Wed to Ralph William Hupfer, 04/26/1929:4 Obed Allen fined $100, 09/04/1925:1 Drew, Stephen A. Lewis Gay fined $100, 10/09/1925:1 Has leading part in minstrel entertainment 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Henry Winterhalder fined $100, 10/23/1925:9 Resides in Boston, 12/24/1926:1 Lewis Gay pays $50 of $100 fine, 10/23/1925:9 Drew, Stephen D. James Soraghan furnishes $200 cash bail on range of charges, Funeral held at Rock, 01/23/1925:4 01/29/1926:1 Starts building dwelling house 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 James Soraghan fined $100, 02/05/1926:2 Drew, Stephen D., Jr. Henry Regan fined $100, 04/16/1926:9 Dies at age 80, 01/16/1925:4 Albert Jacques fined $100, 04/23/1926:1 Obituary, 01/16/1925:5 Howard Moody fined $100, 05/28/1926:2 Driggs (Mr) Adelard Lacerte fined $100, 06/04/1926:2 And Pease farm sold to Philip Egger 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 John Fleming pleads not guilty, 07/30/1926:1 Driggs, Leonard John Fleming found not guilty, 08/06/1926:1 And Joseph Pease sell farm to Egger 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 John Touhy fined $100, 11/19/1926:1 Drinking Water Harold Nichols fined $100, 03/18/1927:9 see also Water Supply Russell Bennet fined $100, 07/29/1927:1 Nemasket Springs Water Co. in operation on Plymouth St, 07/27/1928:1 George Paquette charged, 08/19/1927:1 Driscoll, Patrick George Paquette fined $100, 09/30/1927:1 Skeleton found in South Middleboro, 01/11/1929:2 John Sturtevant fined $100, 10/07/1927:3 Medical examiner says identity of victim uncertain, 01/18/1929:2 Augustus Plissey case continued, 11/11/1927:1 Skeletal remains found on France St put to rest, 05/17/1929:1 Augustus Plissey appeals fines, 11/18/1927:4 Driscoll, Stephen Austin Sherman fined $100, 12/02/1927:1 Purchases 13-acre farm and gas stand at Everett and North St, John Morrison charged, 04/13/1928:1 09/07/1928:1 Orick Nickerson case held over for grand jury, 06/08/1928:1 Drody, Estelle C. Orick Nickerson found not guilty, 06/29/1928:1 Wife of Preston C. dies, 08/16/1929:4 Alvin Rudolph charged, 09/28/1928:6 Drody, Mrs Preston Thomas Hart fined $100, 02/08/1929:4 Falls, injures hip, 04/17/1925:9 Leon Hoadley's case continued, 03/15/1929:5 Obituary, 08/23/1929:6 Leon Hoadley fined $100, 03/22/1929:2 Drohan (Mr) Albert Campbell gets 30 days, 07/05/1929:1 Mullen & Drohan bakery opens on Water St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Frank Perkins fined $100, 09/06/1929:3 Mullen & Drohan close bakery on Water St 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Frank Maki gets 30 days, 09/27/1929:1 Drowning Herbert Parker charged, 10/04/1929:3 Young Norman Hale drowns in Gammons' cesspool, 06/05/1925:2 Herbert Parker fined $20, 10/11/1929:4 East Taunton boy, Ronald LaPointe, drowns at Clear Pond, Drunkenness 06/12/1925:3 Joseph Fournier found dead at gas plant, 01/16/1925:1 Arthur Vachon of Brighton drowns at Loon Pond, 07/24/1925:1 William Plunkett found dead in switchman's car, 01/23/1925:1 Manuel Correiro drowns in Slaterville, RI, 09/04/1925:1 Herbert Sanford case placed on file, 03/06/1925:1 Susan Little drowns at Lake Assawompsett, 09/03/1926:2 Arthur Martin fined $10, 03/27/1925:6 Accident in North Middleboro, 01/07/1927:1 Giovenetti and Swetlowich charged with drunkenness and mutual Son of Stanislaus Bagdon drowns at State Farm, 01/14/1927:1 assault, 07/10/1925:1 Cahill rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning in Nevertouch Giovenetti and Swetlowich fined for drunkenness and mutual assault, Pond, 01/14/1927:3 07/17/1925:3 Cronan, Ryder, and Cahill rescue Malosky and Gasunas at Nevertouch Staggering woman unusual sight 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Pond, 01/14/1927:3 John Matheson pleads guilty to drunkenness and endangering lives of H. Dudley Pratt drowns in Rye, NY, 06/01/1928:1 public, 08/14/1925:1

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Drunkenness cont. Dube, Albert Charges against Matheson placed on file, 08/21/1925:1 Named officer at State Farm, 07/10/1925:3 Adelard Lacert fined $10, 09/04/1925:1 Employed at State Farm, 05/27/1927:6 William Melic fined $10, 10/23/1925:9 Dube, Emma Single arrest in January, 01/22/1926:1 Accepts post in Waverly, 01/20/1928:2 James Soraghan furnishes $200 cash bail on range of charges, Dube, George 01/29/1926:1 Repairs State Farm tenement, 01/21/1927:3 James Soraghan fined $10, 02/05/1926:2 Son born, 08/17/1928:5 Paul Lunkas gets 30 days, 02/19/1926:3 Dube, Joseph Albert Jacques case placed on file, 04/23/1926:1 Wed to Sarah Sampson, 07/08/1927:4 Howard Moody pleads guilty, 05/21/1926:1 Ducette, Charles Adelard Lacerte pleads guilty, 05/28/1926:2 Purchases Cape road gas station from Mary Rusconi, 05/06/1927:1 John Fleming pleads not guilty, 07/30/1926:1 Dudley, Edith M. John Fleming found not guilty, 08/06/1926:1 Youngster struck by auto driven by Brockton man, 09/27/1929:1 Keenan gets 30 days, 10/22/1926:1 Dudley, Harold Thomas Pierce (aka King) fined $10, 10/22/1926:3 Engaged to Jean Stewart, 07/13/1928:1 Edward Joyce arrested, 12/24/1926:1 Duesbury, Hope Edward Joyce case continued, 12/31/1926:1 Engaged to Francis Raymond Clark, 06/08/1928:3 Edward Joyce case continued again, 01/07/1927:1 Duesbury, Susan A. Frank Travassos' case continued, 01/21/1927:3 Obituary, 08/26/1927:3 Hugo Nordstrom fined $10, 02/11/1927:6 Duffany (Mr) McVicker and Boardman each fined $10, 03/11/1927:1 Boston truck crashes into Duffany's blacksmith shop, 03/15/1929:3 Hugh Miner case suspended till June, 03/25/1927:5 Duffany, Alfred E. Couture fails to appear in court, 05/13/1927:1 Moves from Arlington St to Courtland St, 09/17/1926:1 Edward Joyce gets 30-day sentence, 06/03/1927:1 Obituary, 12/14/1928:1 Russell Bennett and Robert Fenstermaker cases continued, 07/08/1927:1 Norton man dies at age 71, 12/14/1928:6 Fenstermaker and Bennett arrested on the 4th, 07/08/1927:7 Duffany, Deliose Pauquette case continued, 07/15/1927:1 Wife of Alfred E. dies at age 63, 12/02/1927:4 Complaint against Russell withdrawn, 07/22/1927:1 Duffany, Deloise Complaints against Fenstermaker withdrawn, 07/22/1927:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Bennett and Fenstermaker each fined $10, 07/29/1927:1 Duffy, T. Francis Charles Leonard fined $10, 08/19/1927:1 Employed by Taunton police department, 04/09/1926:9 George Paquette charged, 08/19/1927:1 Dufur, Harold Flynn, Murphy, and Hanley arrested, 09/02/1927:1 Hit by auto operated by Mary Sheehan, 10/22/1926:1 Edward Joyce case filed, 10/07/1927:3 Dufur, Mrs Harold M. John Sturtevant fined $10, 10/07/1927:3 Father dies in Worcester, 02/17/1928:5 Augustus Plissey case continued, 11/11/1927:1 Dugan (Mr) Frank Murphy gets two months, 11/11/1927:1 Gets work in Vermont, 05/17/1929:2 Augustus Plissey appeals fines, 11/18/1927:4 Duggan (Mr) Charles Boardman found guilty, 11/25/1927:1 Emil Savard purchases Duggan Farm on Purchade St, 07/10/1925:1 John McNabb case continued, 02/17/1928:4 Duke, J.R. John Morrison charged, 04/06/1928:1, 04/13/1928:1 Dies in Shrewsbury, 12/21/1928:2 Charles Boardman arrested, 05/11/1928:1 Dunbar, Alexander Cleveland Farnham found not guilty, 05/25/1928:1 And James Powrie purchase Whitman's Department Store, 07/13/1928:1 Orick Nickerson pleads guilty, 06/01/1928:1 Old store under new management (ad), 07/20/1928:4 Frank Murphy arrested twice, 06/08/1928:1 Sells interest in Dunbar & Powrie to Alonzo Ryder (p), 08/17/1928:6 Orick Nickerson case held over for grand jury, 06/08/1928:1 Dunbar, G. Delmar William Flynn gets suspended sentence, 06/08/1928:1 Employed at Sparrow Bros., 07/31/1925:1, 07/27/1928:1 William Flynn gets one year at State Farm, 06/15/1928:1 Dunbar & Powrie Charles Boardman sentenced to State Farm, 06/22/1928:10 And Alexander Dunbar purchase Whitman's Department Store, Orick Nickerson found not guilty, 06/29/1928:1 07/13/1928:1 Warren and Howe each fined $10, 08/10/1928:1 Old store under new management (ad), 07/20/1928:4 George Trinque fined $10, 09/07/1928:1 Successors to Whitman's Department Store (ad), 07/27/1928:4 Alvin Rudolph charged, 09/28/1928:6 Irving Robinson resigns, 08/03/1928:1 Edward Joyce gets 30 days, 10/12/1928:1 Dunbar sells interest to Alonzo Ryder (p), 08/17/1928:6 Ella Swain bites officer on wrist when attempt made to arrest, Duncan, William 11/09/1928:2 Funeral held in Brookline, 01/01/1926:1 Louis Gabrey fined $10, 11/23/1928:2 Remembered by folks in Rock, 01/08/1926:2 Edward White gets suspended sentence, 12/28/1928:1 Duncklee, Chester V. Frank Perkins gets probation, 12/28/1928:1 Employed at Doane's hardware store, 08/05/1927:9 Thomas Hart arrested, 02/01/1929:1 Employed in Doane's store, 07/26/1929:1 Henry Mullen fined $10, 04/19/1929:1 Duncklee, Lynette Albert Campbell fined $10, 07/05/1929:1 Employed at St. Luke's, New Bedford, 08/05/1927:5 James Westgate gets 30 days, 08/30/1929:2 Employed in New Bedford, 12/27/1929:1 Melvin Russell in court, 08/30/1929:2 Duncklee, Madeleine William Westgate fined $10, 08/30/1929:2 Accepts post at Scituate hospital, 07/24/1925:8 Frank Maki charged, 09/20/1929:1 Attends North Adams Normal school, 09/24/1926:1 Frank Maki fined $10, 09/27/1929:1 Teaches in North Lakeville, 01/13/1928:3 Herbert Parker charged, 10/04/1929:3 Duncklee, Madeline Dry Goods (see A.R. Glidden & Son) New teacher at South Middleboro School, 07/27/1928:1

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Dunham (Misses) Dunham, H.H. cont. The Lucky Stop for home cooking (ad), 05/24/1929:8 Wanted, carpentry, cabinetry or painting work (ad), 06/15/1928:10 Dunham, Alfred Dunham, Irene Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 Employed at Co-operative Bank, 08/06/1926:1 Dunham, A.R. Assistant treasurer at Co-operative Bank, 08/31/1928:1, 08/30/1929:1 Pratt uses lumber from Parker homestead to build house for 25 years Dunham, Irene B. ago, 03/29/1929:8 Assistant treasurer of Co-operative Bank, 09/04/1925:1 Dunham, Arad Dunham, Irving Remarkable dog chases down 50 fox in four years 50 years ago, Aunt dies in South Weymouth, 12/30/1927:5 01/22/1926:7 Dunham, Judith Dunham, Arad R. Employed at Glidden's store, 08/14/1925:3 House destroyed by fire 50 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Dunham, Lalia P. Dunham, Arthur Wife of Charles H. dies at age 62, 07/24/1925:4 Resides in Boston, 01/06/1928:8, 10/19/1928:2 Dunham, Leroy Dunham, Benjamin Resides in East Orange, NJ, 12/27/1929:1 Moves from corner of Barrows and Myrtle St to North St, 09/04/1925:1 Dunham, Leroy S. Dunham, Benjamin W. Resides in East Orange, NJ, 04/22/1927:1 Died at Alexandria 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Dunham, Leslie Dunham, Bessie R. Accepts post at Winthrop High school, 02/19/1926:3 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Dunham, Mabel Dunham, Bessie W. And Ethel Dunham sell Lakeville poultry farm to Arnold Morse, Widow of Samuel E. dies at age 73, 03/27/1925:4 04/15/1927:2 Obituary, 03/27/1925:9 Dunham, Madeline Dunham, Carlton Resides in East Orange, NJ, 12/31/1926:4, 08/19/1927:6 Accepts position in Athol, 04/13/1928:6 Victim of infantile paralysis, 09/02/1927:5 Dunham, Charles Condition improves, 09/09/1927:3 Sells poultry farm to William Avelar, 06/05/1925:1 Dunham, Mary Purchases Lakeville property from Herbert Dunham, 07/03/1925:1 Funeral held in Carver, 03/08/1929:3 Moves from Rock to New Bedford, 09/09/1927:7 Dunham, Mary E. Gates Moves to Pearl St not New Bedford, 09/16/1927:6 Obituary, 03/01/1929:4 Dunham, C.S. Dunham, Mary Eliza Shoe repair, 20 Wareham St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Widow of Ebenezer dies at age 74, 03/01/1929:4 Dunham, Ebenezer Dunham, Mrs Charles Genealogy traced, 04/02/1926:7 Resides in Wareham, 12/07/1928:2 Dunham, Elbridge Dunham, Mrs Elbridge Phinney erects dwelling on Pearl St Ext. 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Fractures elbow in fall, 09/25/1925:1 Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 Dunham, Mrs George Dunham, Ethel Aunt dies in South Weymouth, 12/30/1927:5 And Mabel Dunham sell Lakeville poultry farm to Arnold Morse, Dunham, Mrs Irving 04/15/1927:2 Employed at Co-operative Bank, 12/09/1927:1 Dunham, Francis Dunham, Mrs Roy Son born, 10/25/1929:6 Resides in Bloomfield, NJ, 03/27/1925:2 Dunham, George Dunham, Myron Purchases Wall St farm from Bedford Snowden, 08/20/1926:1 Employed in Norfolk, VA, 08/26/1927:6 Della Gates has Miller St house refit as two tenements, 11/19/1926:6 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Reshingles house of J.D. Vaughn, 09/14/1928:9 Dunham, Paul House struck by lightning, Dunham's arm burned, 03/29/1929:6 Moves to Falmouth, 07/03/1925:4 Dunham, George A. Son born, 05/04/1928:4 File claims against John Witbeck for unpaid work, 03/19/1926:3 Dunham, W.C. Dunham, George S. Shoe repair, 20 Wareham St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Infant son of Paul W. and Judith Keith dies, 07/06/1928:4 Dunham, W.F. Infant son of Paul W. and Charlotte Bump dies, 07/13/1928:4 Sells Middleboro Steam Laundry to Wendell Case 25 years ago, Dunham, Gertrude 10/30/1925:6 Employed at electric light office, 07/22/1927:1 Dunham, Willard A. Dunham, Harold Purchases Oak St property from Sullivan, 05/31/1929:1 Son born, 01/23/1925:2, 10/15/1926:8 Petitions to build garage and store gasoline, 05/31/1929:7 Employed at post office, 04/27/1928:1 Owns pack of old-time Union playing cards, 08/16/1929:1 Dunham, Harold L. Dunlap (Mr) Receives appointment as postal clerk, 07/15/1927:6 Tobey succeeds Dunlap as superintendent at Star Mills 50 years ago, Daughter born, 08/31/1928:4 01/16/1925:6 Dunham, Harry Jarius Shaw builds stable at Dunlap homestead 50 years ago, First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 04/26/1929:6 Dunham, Herbert H. Dunlap, Timothy L. Sells Lakeville property to Charles Dunham, 07/03/1925:1 Builds stable 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Occupies apartment in Ryder's North Main St house, 07/03/1925:2 Dunlap, T.L. Dunham, Herman E. Superintendent Dunlap retires 50 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Resides in southern Georgia, 10/09/1925:9 Dunphy, Verna Marie Dunham, H.H. Wed to John Robert Matheson, 08/16/1929:4 Real estate and insurance (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Wanted, carpentry work (ad), 03/23/1928:10

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Dunton, James Dutra, Fannie Moves to Medford, 09/09/1927:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 07/27/1928:5 Locates in California, employed with steamship company, 01/06/1928:8 Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 Dupont, Antone Dutra, F.H. Charged with track-walking and vandalism, 10/28/1927:5 Furnace fuel oil (ad), 10/18/1929:6 Larceny cases continued, 11/04/1927:1 Dutra, Frank Dupont, George N. Purchases Warrentown cottage from Savings Bank, 07/19/1929:1 Takes post at Co-operative Bank, 02/20/1925:1 Moves to Summer St, 08/02/1929:1 President of J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co., 09/04/1925:7 Dutra, Frank H. Letter of thanks to fire department (l), 04/27/1928:5 Purchases meat route of C.A. Newhall, 04/24/1925:4 Dupont, G.N. Dutra, Frannie Vacates store at 64 Centre St, 05/28/1926:1 Dies at age 25, 11/22/1929:4 Dupont, Russell Dutra, John Resigns from Talbot-Seeley Co., 06/15/1928:9 Collides with Boston driver on icy road, 12/10/1926:3 Dupont's Shoe Store Dutra, John Rose 18th anniversary sale (ad), 04/17/1925:2 Wed to Sylvia LeWillie, 08/27/1926:4 Sells business in Plymouth, 11/13/1925:1 Dutra, Joseph Show window enlarged, 01/08/1926:2 Poultry and dairy feed, trucking (ad), 03/09/1928:10 Auto runs into Dupont's show window, 09/10/1926:1 Legion post appreciates Everett Square name change (l), 02/22/1929:2 Dupre, Edith Dutra, Manuel Youngster struck, injured by auto driven by Atlantic man, 08/03/1928:2 Obituary, 02/20/1925:1 Dupree, James Dies at age 44, 02/20/1925:4 Struck by auto driven by Howard Maxim, 08/13/1926:1 Dutra, Mary Duprey, Louis E. Wed to Geatano Rondelli, 06/24/1927:4 In collision with Attleboro driver, 04/27/1928:1 Dutra, Mrs Frank Durant, Dorothy Wardman Resigns from A.J. Tower Co., 10/28/1927:4 Born to Lester W., 01/20/1928:7 Dwellings - Fires Durant, Lester W. Benjamin Hathaway's house at Rock destroyed, 01/02/1925:1 Daughter born, 01/20/1928:7 Fire at Plymouth St home of Mary Goodreau, 01/02/1925:1 Durant, Oscar Lyle Chimney fire at North Middleboro home of Walter Drake, 01/16/1925:2 Wedding described, 10/11/1929:5 Chimney fires on Everett and Thompson St, 01/16/1925:8 Durfee (Mr) Slight damage in chimney fire at Joseph Thomas', 01/16/1925:8 Thomas Fuller builds stable at Durfee homestead 50 years ago, Chimney fire at Wareham St home of Joseph Gibbs, 01/23/1925:1 07/12/1929:6 Chimney fires at Plymouth St and Oak St homes, 01/23/1925:2 Durfee, Henry K. Plymouth St house, owned by Savage and occupied by Savard, Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 destroyed, 02/13/1925:1 Sells Elm St homestead to George Jones 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Chimney fires at Rock homes of Tinkham, Westgate, and Clark, Durfee, Mrs Henry 02/20/1925:4 Resides in New Bedford, 06/26/1925:1 Chimney fire in Wareham St house, 02/27/1925:1 Durfee, Warren R. Chimney fire at Copeland place on South Main St, 02/27/1925:2 Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 Chimney fire at home of Charles Chandler, 02/27/1925:2 Engaged to Helen A. Sullivan, 06/24/1927:3 Chimney fire in Center St home of James DeMoranville, 03/06/1925:1 Wed to Helen Agnes Sullivan, 06/24/1927:4 Fire in Plymouth St house occupied by Charles Cathcart, 03/06/1925:1 Durfee, William H. Defective chimney causes fire at old Thomas Weston place, Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 03/06/1925:5 Durgan, Walter Chimney fire at Benson's on corner of Chestnut and Tispaquin St, Wedding described, 05/03/1929:4 03/13/1925:1 Durgan, Walter George Roof fire at home of Strojony on Precinct St, 03/13/1925:1 Engaged to Louise Isabell Roberts Peck, 04/26/1929:4 Chimney fire at Barrows St home of Joseph Roberts, 03/20/1925:3 Wed to Louise Isabel Peck, 05/03/1929:1 Chimney fire in North Lakeville home of Alfred Sylvester, 03/27/1925:1 Wed to Louise Isabell Peck Roberts, 05/03/1929:4 Chimney fire in North Middleboro home of Williams Eaton, Dustin, A.R. 03/27/1925:1 Sells Pearl St property to William Anderson 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Mrs Abiatha Reed saves Lakeville home from fire, 03/27/1925:1 Superintendent of clerks at Brockton post office 25 years ago, Light damage done by chimney fire at Eaton's, 03/27/1925:2 05/31/1929:6 Chimney fires at North Lakeville homes of Sylvester, Reed, and Smith, Dustin, Arlon R. 03/27/1925:6 Rural mail carrier appointed clerk in Hingham office 25 years ago, Washburn talks of relocating to Marion after fire in East Middleboro 50 12/16/1927:6 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Dustin, Mrs Arlon Chimney fire at Abraham Thomas home on Chestnut St, 04/10/1925:2 Falls, breaks arm, 02/27/1925:2 Chimney fire in Albert Pearce home on Grove St, 04/10/1925:2 Dutcher, Ernest Jason Cummings' Lakeville house destroyed by fire 25 years ago, Resides in Athol, 12/09/1927:1 04/17/1925:7 Dutra, Anthony C. Chimney fire at Harry Armstrong's on Bedford St, 04/17/1925:9 Moves from Everett St to Brockton, 01/16/1925:8 Roof fire at Court End Ave home of Ernest Maxim, 04/17/1925:9 Sells property to Frank MacDonald, 01/30/1925:1 Chimney fire at South Middleboro home of William MacNeill, Dutra, Clara 05/08/1925:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 07/27/1928:5 Chimney fire at Plymouth St house of Harold Wood, 05/22/1925:1 Dutra, Clara Phyllis Chimney fire at Plympton St home of Henry Mendes, 05/29/1925:8 Engaged to Thurston L. Stetson, 11/15/1929:1 Lakeville house of Raymond Corey destroyed by fire, 06/05/1925:1 Fire at residence of Andrew Tinkham 50 years ago, 07/03/1925:6

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Dwellings - Fires cont. Dwellings – Fires cont. Chimney fire at Aghaian's on Southwick St, 10/02/1925:1 Clara Eaton's North Middleboro house burns down, 12/09/1927:1 Job Johnson's place, occupied by William Poole, burns down, Fire at Marion Rd home of Charles Wyman, 12/23/1927:1 10/02/1925:4 Chimney fire at home of Joseph Cowan, 12/30/1927:2 Chimney fire in Fuller St home of Thomas Austin, 10/09/1925:1 Frederic Bigelow's Cross St house gutted by fire, 01/20/1928:4 Fire at Chester Amsden's North St home caused by bottle of water, Chimney fire at house occupied by Murphy and Ricker, 01/27/1928:4 10/09/1925:1 Chimney fire in Farrell house on Cook St, 01/27/1928:4 Little damage in fire at Chipman's house on Myrtle Ave, 10/16/1925:3 Chimney fire at Austin home on Fuller St, 02/03/1928:6 Old George Eaton place on Bedford St destroyed, 10/30/1925:1 Still alarm fire at Parker's on Center St, 02/03/1928:6 Chimney fire at Clark residence on Cherry St, 11/06/1925:5 Chimney fire at Lakeville home of Julia Bassett, 02/10/1928:1 Chimney fire at Rock home of Charles Haskins, 12/11/1925:3 Fire on roof of North St residence of Abbie Ellis, 02/10/1928:1 Sidney Alden place on Plymouth St destroyed, 12/18/1925:1 Chimney fire at Clark home on Purchase St, 02/24/1928:5 Fire loss at Benjamin Chapman's home estimated at $1,000, Chimney fire at Freeman house on Thompson St, 02/24/1928:5 01/01/1926:3 Smouldering fire at Warrentown home of Lorenzo Carter, 02/24/1928:5 Six chimney fires in one day, 01/01/1926:3 Chimney fire in home of Daneff on West St, 03/09/1928:2 Old Ezra Thomas place gutted, 01/08/1926:5 Chimney fire in Temple home on Conant St, 03/16/1928:2 Blaze in cellar of Benton St house occupied by Niro, 01/22/1926:1 Spectacular fire on Precinct St in Samuel Cushman house, 03/23/1928:1 Chimney fire at Summer St home of Tony Gallus, 01/22/1926:4 No damage in heater fire at Hammond's, 03/23/1928:5 Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Chimney fire at Walter Smith's on Wood St, 04/27/1928:1 Chimney fire at Caswell home on Wareham St, 01/29/1926:1 Letter of thanks to fire department (l) (George Dupont), 04/27/1928:5 Chimney fire at Parker's Plymouth St home, 01/29/1926:1 Fire of unknown origin destroys Fuller St home of Charles Cathcart, Chimney fires at homes of Sinauski and Ouellette, 01/29/1926:4 05/04/1928:1 Chimney fire at Miller St home of Walter Delano, 01/29/1926:7 William Harlow's cottage and barn burn down 50 years ago, Chimney fire at North St home of William Macomber, 02/12/1926:1 05/11/1928:6 Chimney fire at Cobb home at corner of Tispaquin and Wareham St, Fire in Everett St apartment house owned by B.J. Allan, 06/15/1928:4 02/26/1926:4 No damage in chimney fire at home of John Darling, 07/13/1928:4 Chimney fire at Thayer home on Rock St, 03/05/1926:5 Explosion leads to fire at West Grove St home of Frank Teceno, Chimney fire at Thomastown home of Thomas Phillips, 03/05/1926:5 07/20/1928:1 Chimney fire at Walter Shaw's requires two visits from fire department, Arad Dunham's house destroyed by fire 50 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 03/12/1926:8 Lack of draft fills Deane's home with smoke, 08/03/1928:8 Chimney fire at William Hayward's on Sachem St, 03/12/1926:8 Matrisciano's Forest St home gutted by fire, 08/03/1928:8 Steam pipe causes slight blaze at Wilfred Cromwell's, 03/12/1926:8 Blaze destroys unoccupied Phil Deane place in Lakeville, 08/24/1928:1 Chimney fire at North Lakeville home of Frank Orrall, 03/26/1926:5 Chimney fire in Orrall home in North Lakeville, 11/02/1928:1 Chimney fire at Smith St home of Harry Cushman, 05/14/1926:4 Chimney fire in Richmond house in North Middleboro, 11/02/1928:1 Chimney fire at Haskins' in North Lakeville, 06/11/1926:2 Chimney fire at Richmond's on Plymouth St, 11/02/1928:2 Roof fire at Vine St house, 07/09/1926:1 Chimney fire at Benson's on Tispaquin St, 11/09/1928:3 Harvey's dwelling near Titicut depot burns 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Chimney fire at Plympton St home of John Lind, 11/16/1928:1 Blaze at Pearl St tenement quickly extinguished, 09/17/1926:1 Frank Wilbur's Lakeville cottage burns, 11/16/1928:1 No damage in fire at Thomas St home of Harry Howes, 10/01/1926:9 Chimney fire at Rock home of Edwin Piper, 11/23/1928:2 Slight damage at Higgins' house on Highland St, 10/15/1926:1 Chimney fire at homes of Pasquerello, Howes, Boucher, and Davis, Summer home of Minister Albert Washburn at Falmouth Heights 11/30/1928:7 destroyed, 10/29/1926:1 Chimney fire at Ferraguto's on North St and Isabel's on River St, Little damage in fire at West Grove St house of Joseph Michael, 12/14/1928:1 10/29/1926:2 Chimney fire at Evans' on Fuller St, 01/18/1929:1 Chimney fire at Precinct St house of Austin McCarthy, 11/05/1926:1 Fire at Rock St home of Herbert Thomas, 01/18/1929:1 Still alarm calls engine to Warapicki's on Oak St, 12/10/1926:4 Chimney fire at Max Green's in North Lakeville, 01/25/1929:1 Chimney fires at homes of Tecino, Hewitt, Boucher, and Carver, Chimney fire at Erastus Shaw's on Plymouth St, 02/01/1929:1 12/10/1926:6 Arthur Winslow's house at Perry St and Marion Rd burns to the ground, Smoke damage in fire at Edward Maddigan's, 12/10/1926:6 02/01/1929:2 Straffin place on old Center St destroyed by fire, 12/10/1926:6 Fire destroys home of Arthur Winslow's caretaker, 02/01/1929:3 Chimney fires keep firemen busy in zero temperatures, 12/24/1926:3 Chimney fire at Harbal's on Hillside Ave, 02/08/1929:2 Chimney fire at Bruso's on Fuller St, 01/07/1927:1 Chimney fire at Nielsen's on Crossman Ave, 02/08/1929:2 Chimney fire at Tallman's on Everett St, 01/07/1927:1 Chimney fire at Thomas' on Purchase St, 02/08/1929:2 Chimney fire at Thomas' on Chestnut St, 01/07/1927:1 Manuel Barros' Plymouth St house burns to the ground, 03/08/1929:1 Chimney fire at Warren's on Everett St, 01/07/1927:1 Chimney fires at homes of Thomas, Green, Eaton, Dean, and at police Chimney fire at Gardner's on Wareham St, 01/07/1927:4 barracks, 03/15/1929:1 Chimney fire at Weld home on Chestnut St, 01/28/1927:5 Chimney fire at home of Mrs Williams Eaton, 03/15/1929:4 Chimney fire at Andrew Cronan's on Centre St, 02/11/1927:2 Chimney fires at Thompson and Clark homes, 04/05/1929:5 Chimney fire at 's on Benson St, 02/11/1927:2 Fires reported at homes of Bennett, Reynolds, and Burkhead, Chimney fire at Walter Shaw's in Rocky Meadow, 02/11/1927:2 04/12/1929:1 Chimney fires at Standish, Gibbs, and Thomas homes, 02/25/1927:1 Barnum house on Highland St destroyed, 05/17/1929:1 Chimney fires at Carmichael, Polland, Phillips, and Nye homes, Chimney fire at Allison's in North Middleboro, 05/17/1929:1 03/04/1927:5 Extensive fire damage to Pearl St home of James McClusky, Chimney fire at Rock home of Edward Griffith, 04/01/1927:1 05/31/1929:1 Chimney fire at Fall Brook home of Elmer Standish, 08/19/1927:1 Former home of Isaac Perkins on Highland St burns, 06/07/1929:2 Fire of unknown origin destroys Harry Vinton's house, 08/19/1927:1 McCluskey fire not due to faulty wiring, 06/21/1929:2 Defective oil stove causes fire at Morrison home on Everett St, Children playing with matches causes destruction of old Thornton place, 11/04/1927:1 07/12/1929:6 Chimney fire at Skillings' on Oak St, Robbins' on Wood St, and Maki's Fire at Erickson's caused by overheated flatiron, 07/26/1929:1 on Plympton St, 12/09/1927:1 Orrin Webster's home destroyed, 08/09/1929:2

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Dwellings – Fires cont. Dyke, Hermon Vaughan St house of Fred Gammons destroyed, 08/30/1929:2 Wedding described, 07/31/1925:1 Blaze at East Middleboro home of Alfred Robbins, 09/27/1929:6 Dyke, Hermon R. Chimney fire at Eddyville home of Frank Lynch, 10/04/1929:1 Wed to Avis C. Boehme, 07/31/1925:4 Chimney fire at George Barney's on Star Ave, 10/11/1929:1 Dyke, Mrs Herman Brisk fire in cellar beams at Zakarian's on Everett St, 10/18/1929:1 Resides in Lewiston, ME, 04/22/1927:7 Chimney fire at Victor Allen's on Marion Rd, 10/18/1929:1 Resides in Kingston, NY, 07/08/1927:1 Chimney fire at White's on Plymouth St, Linwood's on Fuller St, and Dyke, Mrs Herman R. Howard's on South Main St, 10/18/1929:1 Resides in Kingston, NY, 05/27/1927:8 Fannie Drew fatally burned 25 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Dzniskinkis, Joseph Chimney fire at Anderson's on Crooked La and Gauthier's on Everett St, Purchases Rocky Meadow St farm, 10/11/1929:3 10/25/1929:1 Chimney fire at DeMoranville's on Wareham St, 11/01/1929:6 E Chimney fire at MacNeil's on Highland St, 11/08/1929:1 E. Nelson & Son Chimney fire at Thomas DeMoranville's on Wareham St, 11/22/1929:1 Antique furniture repair, Cherry St (ad), 11/27/1925:8 Chimney fire at Deane's on Soule St and Gardner's on Fairview St, E. Oneto & Co. 12/06/1929:2 Telephone installed 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Chimney fire at Silva's on Oak Ave, small blaze at Rogers' on Everett E.A. Strout Co. St, 12/13/1929:1 E.B. Lovell new representative, 01/06/1928:1 Chimney fire at Andrade's on Plympton St, 12/20/1929:8 Eagan, William J. Chimney fire spreads at Quelle house on Main St in Lakeville, Wedding described, 01/20/1928:1 12/20/1929:8 Wed to Mary H. Sampson, 01/20/1928:10 Chimney fire at Grossman's on Plymouth St, 12/27/1929:1 Eames, Embert Dyer (Mr) Daughter born, 03/16/1928:9 New pastor at First Congregational 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Eames, Flora Isabelle Attends 19 funerals in 9 months 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Wed to Kenneth E. Jorgenson, 12/02/1927:4 Dyer (Rev) Eames, Gladys Marion Accepts call from First Congregational 50 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Wed to Harvey C. Burgess, 07/20/1928:5 Dyer, Bert Eames, Hattie Daughter born, 02/22/1929:1 Wed to Francis Merritt, 03/05/1926:7 Dyer, Caroline B. Earl, J.J. Will in probate, 09/17/1926:5 Sells North Lakeville house to Orrin Eaton, 06/05/1925:7 Executor presents account of estate, 10/28/1927:6 Employed by state, 04/16/1926:9 Dyer, Caroline Bragg Earle (Major) Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Historical Society receives pictures of building formerly on site of Widow of Joseph dies at age 78, 09/17/1926:3 Peirce building, 11/02/1928:6 Dyer, George Earle, H.J. Purchases property at Cherry and Wareham St from Cromwell estate, Gets piece of steel in eye, 02/06/1925:1 10/19/1928:1 Earle, John Dyer, George B. Sells Lakeville cottage to Orrin Eaton, 05/29/1925:1 Wedding described, 12/09/1927:1 Earle, Martha S. Dyer, Jennie E. Obituary, 06/22/1928:1 Obituary, 06/25/1926:1 Widow of Henry A. dies at age 84, 06/22/1928:4 William Soule transports body all the way to New Sharon, ME, Petition for administration of estate, 07/20/1928:5 06/25/1926:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/09/1929:5 Petition for administration of estate, 01/07/1927:5 Earthquakes Dyer, Jennie Ellen Heavy rumbling produces slight tremor here, 01/09/1925:1 Dies at age 76, 06/25/1926:4 Tremors vary in severity here, 03/06/1925:1 Dyer, John March ushered in with earthquake and rainstorm, 03/06/1925:2 Son born, 11/12/1926:2 Felt in Rock, 03/06/1925:3 Daughter born, 01/06/1928:2 Another tremor felt here, 04/24/1925:5 Dyer, Mildred Grant Rock residents feel tremors, 11/22/1929:2 Daughter born, 02/22/1929:1 Tremors noted by North Lakeville residents, 11/22/1929:6 Dyer, Mrs George East Taunton Street Railway Resides in Framingham, 10/26/1928:4 Ploughs kept running during storm, 01/23/1925:1 Dyer, Mrs George B. Petitions for issue of mortgage 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Resides in Harrison, NY, 01/06/1928:4 Add double truck cars to Middleboro run 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Dyer, Nathan T. Expect to have cars running by May 1 twenty-five years ago, Ordained at First Congregational 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 04/10/1925:5 Dyer, N.T. Get permission to extend tracks 25 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Resides in Ashburnham 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Petitions to operate bus service, 10/23/1925:1 Fills vacancy on School Committee 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 New Centre St grade crossing open 25 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Dyer, Ruth E. Selectmen hold hearing on petition to run buses, 11/20/1925:8 Wed to Joseph M. Gabry, 10/29/1926:4 Runs cars directly from Taunton to Middleboro centre 25 years ago, Dyke, Avis C. 11/27/1925:6 Employed at telephone exchange, 08/07/1925:1 License granted to operate buses, 12/18/1925:1 Dyke, Herman Shovelers at work on tracks in North Lakeville, 02/19/1926:3 Engaged to Avis Boehme, 07/24/1925:4 First car finally arrives in town after month of snow, 03/05/1926:5 Moves from South Main St to Brockton, 08/06/1926:6 Auto driven by Rhode Island man collides with electric car, 09/24/1926:1

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East Taunton Street Railway cont. Eaton, Francis Ruel No runs to center while railroad bridge under construction (ad), Dies at age 89, 12/04/1925:4 06/17/1927:10 Obituary, 12/04/1925:7 No damage in derailment on Centre St bridge, 07/22/1927:1 Eaton, George Pays $73.57 in excise tax 25 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Bedford St house destroyed by fire, 10/30/1925:1 Last trolley in town a nuisance, 11/18/1927:1 Barn on old Eaton place destroyed by fire, 04/30/1926:1 Makes agreement with M., W. & BB for beach traffic 25 years ago, Eaton, Gladys I. 07/06/1928:2 Wedding described, 01/30/1925:4 Company replaces trolley with bus, 05/10/1929:1 Eaton, Harry Last trolley disappears, 05/10/1929:1 Confined to bed with influenza, 03/02/1928:1 Timetable for new bus service (ad), 05/10/1929:10 Eaton, H.M. Changes to service (ad), 06/28/1929:4 Proprietor of Eaton Family School 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Shuts down package delivery service 25 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Eaton, Howard Eastman, Edna Joanne Plymouth driver collides with boys on scooters, 10/30/1925:1 Engaged to Howard F. Benson, 01/06/1928:1 Eaton, Lewis Sumner Eastman, Mrs George A. Obituary, 03/25/1927:1 Funeral held at Rock, 04/17/1925:3 East Orange, NJ man dies at age 37, 03/25/1927:8 Eaton (Miss) Eaton, Mrs Williams Recital a rare treat, 06/19/1925:1 Chimney fire at home, 03/15/1929:4 Pupils hold recital in Legion hall, 11/12/1926:6 Eaton, Norman Gardner Large, appreciative audience at pianoforte recital, 07/01/1927:2 Obituary, 02/13/1925:1 Pupils perform in Legion hall, 07/05/1929:7 Brockton man dies at age 29, 02/13/1925:4 Piano pupil Bessie Veazie gives recital at Legion hall, 12/13/1929:8 Eaton, Orrin Eaton (Mr) Forest St house for sale (ad), 01/30/1925:3 A. Ella Alden seeks information about Eaton place on Purchade St, Sells Forest St place to Columbia McCormack, 03/06/1925:1 10/29/1926:1 Purchases Lakeville cottage from , 05/29/1925:1 Eaton, Azel Purchases North Lakeville house from J.J. Earl, 06/05/1925:7 Moves from Arch St to Oak St, 08/21/1925:1 Daughter born, 01/11/1929:4 Retires from highway department, 10/23/1925:2 Sells North Lakeville farm to John Bass, 07/05/1929:1 Presented gold watch after 25 years at highway department, Eaton, Orrin Joseph 11/06/1925:1 Wed to Alice Aloyisa Rogers, 09/14/1928:4 Eaton, Carl F. Eaton, Orrin, Sr. Brings dead man back to life in California, 10/04/1929:9 Resigns from Leonard & Barrows, employed in Boston, 09/03/1926:1 Eaton, Carrie Eaton, Russell Takes part in organ recital in Boston 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 And Cleveland Farnum steal Shaw's car, 12/02/1927:1 Eaton, Carrie W. Eaton, Seth A. Artistic piano forte playing (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Obituary, 10/11/1929:1 Pupils give second recital of season, 07/10/1925:2 Eaton, Seth Alden Pupils give recital in Legion hall, 07/09/1926:6 Dies at age 78, 10/11/1929:4 Recitals by student Lillian Neilsen show unusual ability at pianoforte, Eaton, Solomon K. 12/24/1926:1 Brief biography (p), 04/24/1925:1 Pianoforte recital finest in some time, 07/06/1928:1 Eaton, W.F. Modern school of pianoforte (ad), 10/05/1928:10 And wife in Egypt, 02/15/1929:3 Eaton, Catherine Eaton, William S. Supervisor of training in Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY, And wife leave for tour of Europe and north Africa, 02/06/1925:1 01/02/1925:2 Maxim and Weston caught in cave-in at sand pit on Eaton estate, Resides in Rochester, NY, 12/24/1926:4 01/15/1926:1 Eaton, Catherine Eleanor Eaton, Williams Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 Chimney fire in North Middleboro, 03/27/1925:1 Wed to Ensign Mannert Lincoln Abele, 06/17/1927:4 Light damage done by chimney fire, 03/27/1925:2 Eaton, Catherine Elinor Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 03/15/1929:1 Engaged to Mannert L. Abele, 02/04/1927:7 Eaton Family School Eaton, Charles H. H.M. Eaton proprietor 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Resigns from Keith Co., employed at Howes Mfg Co., 11/02/1928:1 Term starts March 27 fifty years ago, 03/19/1926:7 Eaton, Clara Visited by scarletina 50 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Moves to home on Bedford St, 01/13/1928:1 Enrollment of 25 fifty years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Bedford St building moved to site of new home, 03/30/1928:9 Enrollment of 31 fifty years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Eaton, Clara W. Host to night blooming cereus 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 North Middleboro house burns down, 12/09/1927:1 Student breaks wrist on horizontal bar 50 years ago, 04/20/1928:6 Purchases Bedford St home from Nahum Hall, 01/06/1928:8 Kindergarten opened with Eddy as instructor 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Eaton, Cyrus Over twenty scholars 50 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 North Middleboro place (p), 11/05/1926:1 Rounseville deepens well 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Plymouth St place sold to Brad Cushman 25 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Miss Eddy in charge of kindergarten 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Eaton, Eva G. Eaton Transportation Co. Obituary, 05/22/1925:1 Removes goods of Charles Cobb to Vermont, 08/06/1926:1 Wife of Albert H. dies at age 61, 05/22/1925:4 Moves Mary Thompson's goods to Thetford, VT, 09/03/1926:1 Eaton, Francis R. Moves household goods of Clarence Willard from Tewksbury to Rock Petition for administration of estate, 01/08/1926:7 St, 09/17/1926:1

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Eaton's Express Eddy, John Eaton's express moves Arthur Parker's household goods to Palmer, Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 04/08/1927:1 Eddy, Joshua M. Moves household goods of Briggs from Waltham, 04/08/1927:2 Justice of the Peace 50 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Conveys truckload of machinery for Alger Paper Box Co. to Maine, Eddy, Mary M. 04/22/1927:1 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Transports household goods from NH for McFarland, 11/04/1927:1 Eddy, M.P. Does some long distance trucking of late, 12/30/1927:1 Kindergarten instructor at Eaton Family School 50 years ago, Motor trucking (ad), 09/27/1929:3 08/24/1928:6 Eatough's Dye House Eddy, Samuel 469 Centre St (ad), 03/19/1926:4 History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Eayrs, Edna Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Employed at T.M. Ryder Insurance Co., 08/20/1926:1 Eddy, Seth Eayrs, Frederick E. S. Augusta Pettee dedicates contribution to building fund to great And Howard Tibbetts collide on North Main St, 07/26/1929:1 grandparents, 05/03/1929:1 Eayrs, Weston, Jr. Eddy, W. Osgood Adams, Eayrs, and Perkins new co-partners in Adams Motor Co., And John White start New England Rug Co. 25 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 11/02/1928:5 Obituary, 03/01/1929:1 Ebele, Mannert L. Will in probate, 03/08/1929:3 Engaged to Catherine Elinor Eaton, 02/04/1927:7 Petition for administration of estate, 08/16/1929:5 Ebersbach, Lillian Esther Eddy, Warburton Osgood Wedding described, 08/27/1926:6 Dies at age 76, 03/01/1929:4 Echo Club Eddy, William H. Scores another success at 5th annual May dancing party, 05/22/1925:2 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Sponsors 6th annual dance, attended by 600, 10/23/1925:3 Eddy, W.O. Holds sixth annual May dancing party, 05/21/1926:2 Graduates from MIT 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Votes for ball rather than regular dance, 12/03/1926:1 Eddy, Zachariah Eclipses Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the High school sub-master Tillson gives lecture on upcoming eclipse, builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 01/23/1925:3 Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Claims attention of Rock folks, 01/30/1925:4 Old law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Eddy (Miss) Old landmark law office changes hands, 09/13/1929:1 In charge of kindergarten at Eaton Family School 50 years ago, Little white law office stands on Exposition grounds, 09/20/1929:1 07/05/1929:3 Eddy Family Eddy, Bess Reunion held at Pilgrim Hall, Boston, 09/16/1927:5 Wedding described, 09/18/1925:1 Association holds 8th annual meeting, 09/14/1928:1 Wed to Harry M. Stonemetz, 09/18/1925:4 Edgar, James Eddy, Bessie Plans new house at Nelson's Grove 25 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Engaged to Harry Stonemetz, 07/31/1925:1 Edgerly, Julien Joslin Eddy, C.F. Engaged to Elizabeth Baylies Tripp, 10/02/1925:1 Bassett wires house for electricity, 09/02/1927:5 Wedding described, 06/18/1926:1 Eddy, E. Elizabeth Wed to Elizabeth Baylies Tripp, 06/18/1926:4 Obituary, 07/26/1929:1 Edin, Elmer Widow of W. Osgood dies at age 79, 07/26/1929:4 Engaged to Edna Wright, 05/11/1928:1 Will in probate, 08/16/1929:5 Wedding described, 06/01/1928:3 Local churches named beneficiaries in will, 09/27/1929:1 Edin, Gustaf Hjalmer Estate for sale (ad), 11/22/1929:6 Wed to Edna Wright Vickery, 06/01/1928:4 Eddy, Ebenezer Edith-Alice Shoppe Isaac Bryant place on Raven St place (p), 02/10/1928:1 New fish and chip place next to Park Theatre (ad), 08/30/1929:8 Eddy, Frederick Winslow Edmands, Gertrude A. Obituary, 01/18/1929:1 Husband not responsible for bills contracted by wife, 08/06/1926:4 South Sandwich man dies at age 59, 01/18/1929:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/05/1926:5 Eddy, George Stetson Edmands, Nelson W. Obituary, 08/26/1927:1 Purchases Young property in Warrentown, 01/29/1926:4 Rhode Island man dies at age 85, 08/26/1927:4 Not responsible for bills contracted by wife, 08/06/1926:4 Eddy, George W. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/05/1926:5 Obituary, 12/13/1929:1 Edmunds, Nathaniel Eddy, Harold Purchases Young place on Summer St, 04/02/1926:6 Daughter born, 07/10/1925:1 Edmunds, Nelson Attends Colorado School of Mines 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Employed by Dwight Kinsman, 04/23/1926:1 Attends Colorado mining school 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Edson, James Eddy, Harold C. Not guilty of assault on Joseph McCourt, 08/14/1925:1 Resides in Los Angeles, CA, 07/13/1928:1 Edson, Jane Eddy, Harold M. Obituary, 04/05/1929:1 Resides in New York City, 09/04/1925:1 Edson, Jane G. Eddy, Henry S. Widow of Ansel dies at age 92, 04/05/1929:4 History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Edson, Pliny B. Eddy, Jerusha Barden Engaged to Grace A. Willis, 08/30/1929:4 S. Augusta Pettee dedicates contribution to building fund to great grandparents, 05/03/1929:1

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Education Egger, William cont. Henry Burkland wins prize for article in Farm and Home Magazine, Local talent presents Pine Needles in South Hanson, 01/20/1928:1 01/02/1925:4 And Arleen Egger entertain at Bridgewater grange, 03/16/1928:2 Making the most of our schools (Henry B. Burkland), 09/25/1925:2 Magician in group entertaining West Wareham grange, 06/15/1928:8 Institutes of higher learning well represented by Middleboro students 25 A word on town affairs (l), 12/28/1928:1 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 In support of Weston and Savage (ad) (l), 01/11/1929:5 Edward, Helen Elizabeth Testimonial to John H. Wheeler (l), 03/22/1929:9 Wed to Wilfred Pellerin, 07/13/1928:4 Plea for cooperation (l), 07/05/1929:8 Edwards, Chas. A. That plea for cooperation (l) (J.A. Thomas), 07/12/1929:1 Auto repair (ad), 02/11/1927:10 Burglary at Pearl St home, 12/13/1929:4 Edwards, Ernest To the voters of Middleboro (ad) (l), 12/20/1929:6 Resides in Yarmouth, 04/02/1926:6 Egger, William - Ambulance Service Edwards, Helen E. Ambulance driver completes mission to Boston, lends aid in accident on Wedding described, 07/13/1928:6 return trip, 03/13/1925:1 Edwards, Helen Elizabeth Takes patient in ambulance to Vermont (ad), 08/20/1926:8 Engaged to Wilfred Pellerin, 06/29/1928:4 Transports invalid to White River Junction, VT, 08/27/1926:4 Edwards, Priscilla Adds 8-passenger ambulance to equipment, 09/14/1928:1 Obituary, 03/05/1926:1 Egger, William - Employees E.E. Perkins & Son Carl Belcher employed at furniture store, 01/30/1925:1 North Middleboro shoe factory (p), 09/17/1926:1 Eva Snyder bookkeeper, 09/04/1925:1 Egger (Mr) Employs J.H. Gould, 08/12/1927:1 John Savage erects six-room house on Plymouth St, 03/06/1925:5 Carl Belcher resigns, 12/02/1927:3 Driggs and Pease sell farm to Egger 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Otto Becker new credit manager, 08/17/1928:1 Egger, Andrew Egger, William - Furniture Store Obituary, 04/03/1925:4 Complete home furnisher (ad), 01/02/1925:4 Brockton man dies at age 53, 04/03/1925:10 Furnishes new up-to-date restaurant for Arthur Parker (ad), Egger, Arleen 02/13/1925:5 And William Egger entertain at Bridgewater grange, 03/16/1928:2 Storage warehouse auction (ad), 12/04/1925:5 Egger, Arlene Furnishes local homes for more than 25 years (ad), 05/21/1926:8 Local talent presents Pine Needles in South Hanson, 01/20/1928:1 Contracts to install heater at First Congregational, 09/17/1926:1 Prize-winning WCTU recitation, 04/13/1928:8 Purchases bankrupt stock of Cromwell on North Main St, 03/30/1928:8 Musicial group entertains West Wareham grange, 06/15/1928:8 William Barden opens radio department in Egger's store, 10/19/1928:1 Egger, Frank William Barden opens radio and radio-phone department at Egger's (ad), Auto struck by Malden driver on South Main St, 06/11/1926:7 10/19/1928:2 Egger, John H., Jr. Closing out small kitchen goods department (ad), 04/05/1929:5 Wed to Gertrude Mary Cobb, 11/30/1928:1 Has large home furnishing contract in Goffstown, NH, 06/14/1929:1 Egger, Mrs Phillip L. Agents for Silent Automatic Co. (ad), 07/05/1929:2 Sells four lots on Taunton St to Francis LaFlamme, 01/01/1926:5 Elliott Harlow in charge of making improvements at store, 11/15/1929:1 Egger, Phebe H. Leases store in Thatcher's block 25 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/05/1928:9 Egger's Undertaking Parlors Egger, Philip Chas. B. Smyth manager (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Landmark Plymouth St house, owned by Savage and occupied by Takes delivery of new hearse, 03/26/1926:5 Savard, destroyed, 02/13/1925:1 Eggleston, Ezra Driggs and Pease farm sold to Egger 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Auction sale (ad), 10/21/1927:5 Egger, Phoebe Eggleston, Ezra S. Lets Peirce St apartment to James Maxim, 03/13/1925:1 Obituary, 04/22/1927:1 Egger, Virginia Petition for administration of estate, 05/27/1927:6 Musicial group entertains West Wareham grange, 06/15/1928:8 Eggleston, Ezra Sheldon Egger, William Dies at age 74, 04/22/1927:4 Tires (ad), 01/02/1925:5 E.H. Stafford Co. (see Stafford, E.H.) Stove repair (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Ehrgood, Emily Solve the crossword, win discount (ad), 01/09/1925:5 Collector's sale, 05/03/1929:4 Makes donation of stairway apparatus to St. Luke's, 05/01/1925:10 E.L. Cook Brick Co. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/22/1925:10 Makes large wood purchase in Lakeville 25 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Lets Pearl St apartment to Leon Oldham, 09/18/1925:1 Grass and brush fire at brick yard, 05/14/1926:4 Doing business in Shanghai, China, 11/20/1925:1 Ships 15 carloads of bricks 25 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Wins horse race against D.W. Cornell 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Completes kiln of 1,500,000 bricks, 02/17/1928:6 Purchases Alfred Thompson homestead on Pearl St 25 years ago, Employs Albert Welch, 03/23/1928:1 03/19/1926:7 Shed destroyed by fire, 11/02/1928:1 Auction sale at Wareham St facility (ad), 04/30/1926:10 Disastrous fire destroys kiln shed, 11/09/1928:6 Calls for volunteers to paint Commercial Club (ad), 06/18/1926:4 Letter of appreciation to Fire Department (l), 11/30/1928:1 Candidate for selectmen, 12/17/1926:1 Elderly (see Aged) Insurance man ranks high with Metropolitan Life 25 years ago, Elder's Pond 12/17/1926:7 Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Comes in second in selectman's race, biography (p), 01/21/1927:1 Lakeville residents get free fishing at Elder's Pond 50 years ago, Thanks voters (l), 01/21/1927:5 06/08/1928:7 Lets Pearl St apartment to Arthur Bolduc, 04/15/1927:2 Eldredge, Elnathan E. Helps with Nursing Association fund drive (ad), 05/13/1927:2 Dies in Orleans, 12/23/1927:4 Horses compete in races at Mattapoisett 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Lets Pearl St Apartment to Ela Anderson, 08/26/1927:1

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Eldredge, Phyllis May Elections – Massachusetts cont. Wedding described, 03/16/1928:1 Voters out in record numbers (t) (p), 11/09/1928:1 Wed to Norman Linwood Flood, 03/16/1928:4 Results from Lakeville, 11/09/1928:9 Eldridge, Cordelia Elections - Massachusetts (25 years ago) Engaged to George Freitas, 06/21/1929:4 David G. Pratt announces candidacy for state senate, 07/17/1925:6 Eldridge, Cordelia M. Hodgson and Perkins candidates for representative, 10/23/1925:6 Wed to George Freitas, 07/05/1929:4 William Andrews candidate for representative, 06/11/1926:3 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 Andrews wins representative's seat over Hodgson, 11/05/1926:6 Eldridge, Edson A. William Andrews announces candidacy for representative, 07/06/1928:2 Guardian's sale of real estate, 09/25/1925:5 George Sampson nominated for 7th District representative, Guardian presents first account of estate, 04/22/1927:5 10/05/1928:8 Eldridge, Edward Representative George Sampson a candidate for re-election, Sailor returns from whaling out of Provincetown 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 09/14/1928:8 Elections - Massachusetts (50 years ago) Eldridge, George Robinson for senate, LeBaron for representative, 08/28/1925:6 Sells Precinct St farm to Berry 50 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Everett Robinson Republican nominee for Senate, 10/16/1925:7 Eldridge, James Results, 11/06/1925:6 Sells 500,000 bricks to Rochester parties 50 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Results of representative race, 11/12/1926:7 Eldridge, James F. Milton Alden candidate for representative, 11/02/1928:8 Sells brick for house to Shockley 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Matthew Cushing elected 7th District Representative, 11/09/1928:8 Sinks well for Otis Briggs 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Elections - Middleboro Eldridge, J.F. see also Town Officers - Middleboro And Frank Tobey tangle up carriages 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Candidates file nomination papers, 01/09/1925:4 Eldridge, Julia A. Only 195 ballots cast, 01/23/1925:1 Administrator presents account of estate, 06/12/1925:2 Selectmen Wood and Thomas will not run for re-election, 12/11/1925:1 Final account of guardian presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Tillson and Soule announce candidacy for selectman, 12/11/1925:1 Administrator's sale of real estate, 09/25/1925:10 Candidates file nomination papers, 01/08/1926:8 Eldridge, Phyllis May Record small vote, 01/22/1926:1 Engaged to Norman Linwood Flood, 03/02/1928:4 "Another Enquirer" asks candidates to state positions (l), 03/12/1926:2 Eldridge, Roy Political pot begins to simmer for upcoming town meeting, Son born, 08/14/1925:3 12/10/1926:1 Eldridge, Zebina H. Candidates for selectmen listed, 12/17/1926:1 Obituary, 11/08/1929:1 More candidates throw hat in the ring, 12/24/1926:1 Elections Fletcher Clark, Jr. candidate for moderator, 12/31/1926:6 see also Reapportionment (election law) "Enquirer" asks for platforms and principles of candidates (l), Three candidates for representative from Middleboro, 09/03/1926:5 01/07/1927:3 Notice of primaries (ad), 04/13/1928:4 F.H. Noble, declaration of principles (ad), 01/14/1927:4 Local results in presidential primaries, 04/27/1928:3 James A. Thomas for selectmen (ad), 01/14/1927:4 Rally in support of Al Smith for president held here, 09/14/1928:5 William Shaw, political advertisement (ad), 01/14/1927:7 Results from Lakeville, 11/09/1928:9 Lewis Harding and William Egger new selectmen, biographies (p), Woman privileged to vote in presidential election (l) (Abbie K.T. 01/21/1927:1 Carey), 11/23/1928:7 Results of voting, 01/21/1927:2 Elections - Lakeville William Egger thanks voters (l), 01/21/1927:5 Results from annual town meeting, 03/06/1925:7 Not what they used to be, 12/09/1927:1 Proceedings from town meeting 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Frederick Noble announces candidacy for selectman, 12/23/1927:1 Details of voting in Lakeville, 11/05/1926:6 Announces candidacy for selectman (l) (F.H. Noble), 12/30/1927:1 Warren Stafford candidate for selectmen (ad), 03/04/1927:5 F.H. Noble makes declaration of principles (ad), 12/30/1927:4 Results from town meeting 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 F.H. Noble corrects false impressions (l), 01/06/1928:1 Elections - Massachusetts List of those who have filed nomination papers, 01/06/1928:1 Everett Martin announces candidacy for representative, 07/02/1926:1 Vote your conscience (ad) (F.H. Noble), 01/13/1928:3 Everett Wells Martin announces candidacy for representative (ad), Candidate is safety valve for "oppressed" voters, 01/20/1928:1 07/02/1926:10 Frederic Noble wins sweeping victory in race for selectman (p), George Fox Tucker announces candidacy for Congress (ad), 01/20/1928:1 07/09/1926:1 Note of appreciation (l) (F.H. Noble), 01/20/1928:2 James Thomas announces candidacy for representative (l), 07/09/1926:1 Absentee ballots sent as far as England, 10/26/1928:5 Kendrick Washburn announces candidacy for representative, Newkirk announces candidacy for treasurer, tax collector, 10/26/1928:5 08/13/1926:5 Louis Ritter announces candidacy for selectman, 11/09/1928:1 Why my hat is in the ring (ad) (James A. Thomas), 08/13/1926:5 John Savage takes out nomination papers for selectman, 11/16/1928:3 My political creed (ad) (Everett Wells Martin), 08/20/1926:5 Albert Thomas announces candidacy for selectman, other candidates Citizen calls for direct primary (l), 08/27/1926:2 listed, 11/30/1928:4 Political strife (ad) (Everett Wells Martin), 08/27/1926:5 Francis Callan withdraws candidacy for School Board, 12/07/1928:1 Support Kendrick Washburn for representative (ad), 09/10/1926:8 Slate of candidates for selectmen set, 12/07/1928:1 Primaries get unusual turnout, 09/17/1926:1 Thatcher, Thomas, and Brackett file nomination papers, 12/07/1928:1 Sample ballot from years ago (p), 10/08/1926:1 Support Thomas and Heath for selectman (ad), 12/07/1928:4 Warrant for state election, 10/22/1926:5 William Brackett files nomination papers for treasurer, tax collector, Eleven absentee ballots issued here, 11/05/1926:1 12/14/1928:1 Large turnout here (t), 11/05/1926:1 Louis Ritter makes political statement (ad), 12/14/1928:12 John Bodfish announces candidacy for Congress (l), 02/24/1928:7 Robert Butler announces candidacy for School Board, 12/21/1928:1 George Tucker announces candidacy for representative, 08/17/1928:4 A word on town affairs (l) (William Egger), 12/28/1928:1 Warrant for primaries, 09/07/1928:3

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Elections – Middleboro cont. Electric Railroads cont. Letter to voters and taxpayers (ad) (John Savage, Frederick Weston), Tracks from Centre St to Everett Square need to be removed, 12/28/1928:4 07/20/1928:1 Nomination papers for Fletcher Clark, Jr. circulate for town moderator, Old rails torn up from Lakeville to North Middleboro, 10/18/1929:1 12/28/1928:4 Work of track removal progresses, 10/25/1929:8 Middleboro voters and taxpayers (l) (John B. Savage, Frederick S. Electric Railroads - Accidents Weston), 12/28/1928:8 Herbert Brown thrown from electric car 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 To the voters of Middleboro (l) (Robert G. Butler, Williams Place), Suit filed 25 years ago after bob car jumps irons at Everett St bridge, 12/28/1928:8 03/13/1925:7 Ritter not withdrawing from race, 01/11/1929:1 Daniel Alden thrown down while disembarking from trolley 50 years Weston and Savage outline campaign position (l), 01/11/1929:4 ago, 07/03/1925:6 In support of Weston and Savage (ad) (l) (William Egger), 01/11/1929:5 Electric car strikes Caswell's team 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Resolutions of local Democratic committee (ad), 01/11/1929:6 Auto driven by Rhode Island man collides with electric car, Election will favor aristocracy or democracy (l) (J.A. Thomas), 09/24/1926:1 01/18/1929:1 Electricians A word on town affairs (ad) (l) (Albert A. Thomas), 01/18/1929:2 see also Bassett, Ralph M.; Maxim, Howard W.; Niro, E.N. Forest Thomas candidate for School Committee (ad) (p), 01/18/1929:3 Amadeo Giberti awarded journeyman's license, 05/21/1926:1 Former selectman comments on upcoming election (l) (Theodore N. A. Giberti, 19 Hillside Ave (ad), 04/06/1928:10 Wood), 01/18/1929:4 Electricity To Middleboro voters and taxpayers (ad) (p) (Frederick S. Weston and see also Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant John B. Savage), 01/18/1929:4 Where should Middleboro get its power?, 10/28/1927:1 Frederic Noble comments on upcoming election (l), 01/18/1929:9 Brockton cut over new line to Middleboro, 11/11/1927:1 Despite rumors, running for selectman (ad) (l) (Louis Ritter), Electrocution 01/18/1929:10 Joseph Dame electrocuted during wiring work for White Way, Ballot battle over, 01/25/1929:1 09/28/1928:1 Detailed results (p) (t), 01/25/1929:1 Elite Concert Trio Forest Thomas thanks voters (l), 01/25/1929:8 Tripp, Wentworth, and Crosby perform in East Raynham 25 years ago, Selectmen already break campaign pledges (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 02/27/1925:3 02/15/1929:1 Elk Candidates declare two months before balloting, 11/22/1929:1 Elk preserve near Woods Pond section of Thomastown, 02/27/1925:7 Alexander Heath candidate for School Board, 12/06/1929:1 Maurice and Percy Jones return from elk-buying trip to Montana, Brackett and Read candidates for treasurer/collector, 12/06/1929:1 08/28/1925:2 Gazette makes distinction between political advertising and Ernest and Maurice Jones ship elk to Franklin Park in Boston, announcement of candidacy, 12/06/1929:1 10/23/1925:5 Lewis Harding candidate for selectman, 12/06/1929:1 Maurice Jones addresses Central Congregational Men's club on elk Heath withdraws from School Committee contest, 12/13/1929:1 breeding, 11/13/1925:6 Political advertisement supports F.W. Read (ad), 12/13/1929:4 More elk arrive at Jones' preserve from South Dakota, 12/11/1925:3 Cobb candidate for selectman, Giberti candidate for School Committee, More animals arrive from the west, 01/01/1926:7 12/20/1929:1 Six hundred twenty head on the way here from Montana, 01/15/1926:1 To my friends, the voters of Middleboro (ad) (l) (William W. Brackett), Transfer of animals from Montana to New England a costly venture, 12/20/1929:6 02/19/1926:2 To the voters of Middleboro (ad) (l) (William Egger), 12/20/1929:6 Circus atmosphere accompanies arrival of animals from Montana, Attention of the thoughtful (l) (Alexander Heath), 12/20/1929:7 02/26/1926:1 John S. Cobb, political advertisement (ad), 12/20/1929:9 More animals on their way from the west, 03/05/1926:1 Democrats endorse candidates, 12/27/1929:1 Discovered roaming fields of Bryantville, 03/05/1926:7 Democrats wish to promote best interests of local citizenry, Elk rancher Maurice Jones addresses Commercial Club, 03/12/1926:1 12/27/1929:1 Recent shipment puts Middleboro on the map, 03/12/1926:4 R.G. Butler, political advertisement (ad), 12/27/1929:4 Percy and Maurice Jones postpone trip to Dixon, Montana, Elections - Middleboro (25 years ago) 03/26/1926:1 Albert Savery opposes Lyman Thomas for selectman, 01/14/1927:5 Jones brothers set up branch range in Lakeville, 07/09/1926:1 Results, 03/04/1927:6 Jones brothers ready for roundup, 09/17/1926:1 William Haskins runs for selectman, 02/03/1928:8 Hunters claim to have seen stray elk, 11/12/1926:1 Elections - Middleboro (50 years ago) Josiah Vaughan's Wappanucket farm sold to Percy Jones, 09/16/1927:6 Results from town meeting, 03/25/1927:6 Shockley leases land to Elk Corp., 09/16/1927:6 Elections - Plymouth County Number of loads moved to newly purchased land, 11/04/1927:3 Nathaniel Cushing nominated for county commissioner 50 years ago, First meat sold here by Jones, 01/06/1928:1 10/11/1929:8 Reservation closes after still and liquor found, 02/03/1928:1 Electric Railroads Distillery discovered on elk farm, 02/03/1928:9 see also Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay Street Railway Co. (25 Escaped boar found by Higgins, 03/09/1928:6 years ago); New Bedford, Middleboro & Brockton Street Railway Co. Liquor case in court, 03/23/1928:1 (25 years ago) Maurice R. Jones arraigned in federal court in Boston, 07/20/1928:2 Rails taken up and carted away from Rock, 04/03/1925:6 Percy Jones ships some of remaining elk to Germany, 12/13/1929:4 Fall River, Myricks & Middleboro Air Line Street Railway petitions for Elks (see Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274) franchises in Berkeley and Freetown 25 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 Elks' Breeding and Grazing Association Prospects for terminal here slim 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Charged with illegal manufacture of liquor, 06/22/1928:1 C.H. Thomas works on fill 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/06/1928:3 Get extensions for bonds 25 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 A checkered history in Middleboro, 08/10/1928:1 Travel from Middleboro to Rock in 15.5 minutes 25 years ago, Grazing association found guilty on liquor charge, 10/19/1928:7 07/30/1926:6 Animals need for feed results in leniency for Jones, 11/23/1928:7 First trolley in Middleboro (p), 12/10/1926:1

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Elks’ Breeding and Grazing Association cont. Ellis, Charles E. Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 07/19/1929:7 Barber sets for cut and shave on John Belden 25 years ago, Government asks for Supreme Court ruling, 10/04/1929:6 08/19/1927:6 Eller, Joseph W. Ellis, Dorothy Leaves Oklahoma to preach at Central ME Church here, 04/29/1927:1 Teacher in Gardner schools, 03/05/1926:4 New minister at Central ME Church, 05/13/1927:3 Teaches in Hartford, CT, 04/15/1927:1 Reception for new pastor at Central ME Church, 06/03/1927:7 Sewing instructor in Hartford, CT, 09/07/1928:1 Eller, J.W. Ellis, Dorothy B. The minister in politics (l), 08/31/1928:3 Graduates from Framingham Normal, accepts post at Gardner High Couple married 21 years, 09/07/1928:1 school, 06/12/1925:2 Describes motor trip along east coast (l), 08/23/1929:9 Teaches at Gardner High school, 10/16/1925:1 Eller, Meredith F. Resumes teaching in Hartford, CT, 09/13/1929:1 Immigrant Contribution to American Success (essay), 06/22/1928:6 Ellis, Edson Enters Boston University College of Liberal Arts, 09/20/1929:1 And Kingman purchase J.A. Leonard estate 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Elliott, Alfred Sells farm to William Potts 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Renovates stable on George Shaw property, 04/30/1926:1 And James Tillson contract to build fence for Z. Leonard 50 years ago, Sells Plymouth St poultry farm to F.E. McKay, 04/27/1928:2 08/06/1926:5 Doctor closes office for month of August (ad), 08/03/1928:9 Ellis, George Doctor closes office during August (ad), 08/09/1929:3 Employed at Wyman farm in Middleboro, 07/17/1925:6 Elliott, Ben R. Kicked in head by horse, 09/28/1928:5 Installs electric motor on corn shredder, 09/11/1925:7 Ellis, George L. Elliott, B.F. Elected to board of Bristol South District Medical Society 25 years ago, Plants first peas, 03/30/1928:2 05/08/1925:6 Loses valuable heifer, 08/31/1928:2 Assistant physician at Taunton Lunatic Hospital 50 years ago, Cows receive very high marks, 10/05/1928:9 08/07/1925:6 Wagon shaft breaks when horse catches foot on rail, 02/01/1929:2 Ellis, Henry K. Plants peas, 04/05/1929:9 Attends reunion of Minute Men 25 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Dairy continues to maintain high standards, 06/28/1929:6 Janitor at Union and School Street schools resigns 25 years ago, Elliott, B.R. 10/29/1926:6 Equips house and barn with lightning rods, 05/03/1929:5 Ellis, H.M. Elliott, Carolyn Dies in New Bedford, 06/24/1927:9 Engaged to Fred S. Hanson, 07/02/1926:1 Ellis, Howard W. Elliott, Carolyn Louise Appointed Division Supervisor of Rights of Way for metropolitan Wed to Frederick Shurtleff Hanson, 07/09/1926:3 division, 02/17/1928:2 Elliott, Cedric Ellis, Howard Walden Resigns from A&P, employed at Maxim Motor Co., 05/25/1928:1 Wed to Mary Grout, 08/24/1928:4 Elliott, Estella Wedding described, 08/24/1928:7 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Ellis, James Occupies Peirce St apartment, 10/07/1927:1 Genealogy traced, 03/19/1926:10 Elliott, George Ellis, Joseph Occupies Foye's apartment on School St, 09/06/1929:1 Genealogy traced, 03/19/1926:10 Elliott, Mrs Alfred Ellis, Mildred D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Employed at Parker's Restaurant, 03/13/1925:6 Elliott, Mrs B.F. Purchases 50-ft. poultry house, 08/23/1929:1 Cousin dies in Boston, 11/30/1928:3 Ellis, Mrs Henry K. Ellis (Dr) Obituary, 12/25/1925:1 Resigns from Taunton asylum 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Ellis, Mrs Joseph Ellis (Mr) Arrives in Liverpool, 06/19/1925:7 Superintends roof tinning at Taunton depot 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Ellis, Norma Ellis, Abbie East Bridgewater driver backs into six-year-old, 11/05/1926:1 Fire on roof of North St residence, 02/10/1928:1 Ellis, Setho Ellis, Aldon Chester Wed to Ruth B. Jenks, 11/18/1927:4 Wed to Viola Keheary, 02/03/1928:10 Ellis, Warren Ellis, Alton Horse gets loose 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Son born, 10/26/1928:2 Elmes, Ruth Twin sons born, 10/18/1929:2 Engaged to Clinton Sweet, 10/23/1925:2 Ellis, Alton Chester Elocution (see Public Speaking) Engaged to Viola Keheary, 01/13/1928:5 Elwell (Mr) Ellis, Amy Harrison Bartlett Maurice Jones purchases Elwell homestead in Lakeville, 06/11/1926:5 With great-grandfather Harrison Haskins (p), 08/03/1928:1 Embolt, Louis Engaged to Irving Clinton Minot, 11/01/1929:4 Mule located with help of radio, 12/11/1925:9 Ellis, Annie Clifton Emergency Medical Services (see Egger, William - Ambulance Service) Wedding described, 11/25/1927:1 Emerson, George W. Wed to Carlton Everett Peterson, 11/25/1927:4 Father dies in White Plains, NY, 06/19/1925:3 Ellis, Blanche Resides in Wellesley, 09/14/1928:6 Promising reader 25 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Emerson, Henry Ellis, C.H. Gets suspended sentence for theft of coal from Jenney, 12/25/1925:1 Sells Taunton St poultry farm to H.A. Johnson, 04/12/1929:4 Lets Lovell St house to Carl Turner, 10/08/1926:1

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Emerson, Herman L. Entertainment cont. Obituary, 08/05/1927:4 Licenses for Sunday events discussed at town meeting, 02/15/1929:1 Stoneham man dies at age 59, 08/05/1927:4 Measure to permit Sunday licenses surprising, 02/15/1929:1 Emerson, John Reed Epidemics Wed to Nellie Berry MacKeag, 04/19/1929:4 List of those who died from smallpox in 1777-1778 epidemic, Emerson, Mary W. 05/03/1929:1 Wilder place sells at auction to MB Land Investment Co. 25 years ago, Episcopal Church 07/03/1925:6 see also Central Methodist Episcopal Church; Church of Our Saviour; Emerson, Mrs Gordon E. South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church Resides in Everett, 04/09/1926:3, 03/09/1928:6 Rev Kingsley pastor of ME Church 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Emerson & Mason, Inc. Erickson (Mr) Electrical refrigeration engineers (ad), 05/13/1927:9 Ford coupe for sale (ad), 07/08/1927:8 Emery (Rev) Erickson, Anna Resigns from North Middleboro Congregational 50 years ago, Teaches mathematics at Spellman College, GA, 01/16/1925:3 10/01/1926:6 Erickson, Anna C. Emery, John D. New teacher at high school, 09/03/1926:3 Resigns from Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay 25 years ago, Erickson, Antone 12/24/1926:6 Purchases Bailey-Gibbs bog in South Carver, 09/27/1929:1 Emery, S. Hopkins Erickson, Axel E. Pastor at North Middleboro 50 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Obituary, 08/16/1929:1 Minister at North Middleboro 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Dies at age 73, 08/16/1929:4 Emoda, Ralph Funeral held on Wood St, 08/23/1929:1 Daughter born, 08/02/1929:4 Erickson, Caysa Employment Falls, wrenches ankle, 04/20/1928:4 Gazette now offers employment bureau service, 05/22/1925:1 Erickson, Gerda Wage decreases on horizon 50 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Opens lunch room on Thatcher's Row, 08/19/1927:5 Unemployment (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 04/05/1929:1 And Hilda Freed opens lunch room in Thatcher's Row, 09/02/1927:7 Emsley, Mrs Robert Erickson, Helena M. Taunton woman dies, 02/15/1929:6 Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 Endres, Ray Wed to Richard G. Bowen, 06/24/1927:4 Catches 3-lb., 5-oz. perch from Muttock bridge 25 years ago, Erickson, Herbert 08/23/1929:8 RFD mail carrier, 07/16/1926:1, 07/15/1927:1 Englestead, Charles A. Ten-year veteran of Lakeville rural route, 04/06/1928:4 Juveniles in court on larceny charges, 08/07/1925:1 Son born, 04/27/1928:1 Englestead, Charles E. Erickson, Herbert F. Closes West Side store due to ill health, 12/21/1928:1 RFD carrier in Lakeville, 10/04/1929:4 Englestead's Store Erickson, Mary Under new management (ad), 07/19/1929:8 Wedding described, 01/04/1929:4 Ennes, Joseph S. Erickson, Mrs Axel Ennes' auto collides with Dorchester motorcycle at Everett Square, Aunt dies in Boston, 04/05/1929:3 09/20/1929:2 Erickson, Victor Enos, Joseph Fire caused by overheated flatiron, 07/26/1929:1 Chimney fire at Andrade's on Plympton St, 12/20/1929:8 Ernest S. Pratt Co. Entertainment Dry kindling wood (ad), 01/02/1925:6 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Benevolent and New England coke (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Protective Order of Elks - Lodge No. 1274; Chautauquas; Circuses; Employs Mabel McCrillis, 05/08/1925:4, 04/09/1926:9 Concerts; Lectures; Theater Ice house filled to capacity, 02/04/1927:5 Selectmen won't allow "human fly" to climb Town House, 11/13/1925:1 Cuts 7-inch ice from Tispaquin pond, 02/17/1928:6 Commercial Club presents mock trial to capacity crowd, 12/18/1925:1 Has about one-fourth of average crop of ice, 03/09/1928:1 Large audience for The Animated Song Book, 01/22/1926:9 Erpelle (Mr) Chapman family presents cabaret show, 02/12/1926:4 Estate for sale 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 All-black musical revue attracts 400, 02/18/1927:6 Otis Briggs purchases Erpelle estate 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Troupe fails to make good, no show at Town House 25 years ago, Charles Tinkham moves stable for Woodbury 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 09/11/1925:6 Knights of Columbus present first annual minstrel show, 04/29/1927:2 Erwin, Doris Citizens' Course committee holds annual meeting 25 years ago, Purchases property at School and Reland St from Willis Snow, 06/03/1927:6 12/17/1926:1 Local talent presents Pine Needles in South Hanson, 01/20/1928:1 Erwin, Doris Lillian Capacity crowd sees Knights of Columbus minstrel show, 01/27/1928:1 Wed to Herbert Ernest Thompson, 12/31/1926:4 IOOF Alberta Rebekah Lodge presents comedy Seven Chances, Erwin, Mertys 01/27/1928:6 Wedding described, 05/29/1925:1 Knights of Columbus minstrel show a hit at South Hanson hospital, Wed to Sarah Gomes, 05/29/1925:4 03/02/1928:2 Escapes Total of 72 artists engaged for 10th Citizens' Course 25 years ago, see also State Farm - Escapes 10/12/1928:8 Prisoners from Plymouth may have passed through here, 10/23/1925:1 Overselling of tickets all too common, 11/23/1928:1 Essays Dramatic Club of sanatorium presents minstrel show, 01/11/1929:1 Lemira Smith writes award-winning essay on Theodore Roosevelt, Central Baptist Church opposed to Sunday entertainment (l) (A.G. 02/04/1927:6 Newkirk), 02/15/1929:1 Essay on Lincoln by Eleanor Shaw, 02/24/1928:2

99 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Essays cont. Europe cont. A Page from the Romance of American History by Bernice Reed, Mary Warren and James McGrady sail for Ireland, 12/09/1927:3 06/22/1928:1 Mr and Mrs H.A Wyman and Emilie Hintrager sail for Hamburg, Girls in Athletics by Melba Platt (p), 06/22/1928:6 Germany, 12/09/1927:6 Immigrant Contribution to American Success by Meredith F. Eller, Marion Atwood sails from New York for Mediterranean cruise, 06/22/1928:6 01/20/1928:2 The Indians of Old Namassaket by Thomas Weston (p), 06/22/1928:6 Mr and Mrs Harry Sampson travel to Middle East and Paris, A Universal Language by Gordon E. MacNeill, 06/22/1928:6 02/10/1928:1 Cabot Club awards prizes to Lois Thomas and Ruth Carver, Marion Atwood sends letters from Spain, 02/24/1928:7 06/28/1929:4 Henry Wyman sails for Europe to join wife, 03/30/1928:2 Estabrook, Lizzie Mrs Celian Ufford travels to Germany with children, 04/20/1928:2 Stenographer at H.L. Thatcher's printing office, 04/03/1925:1 Neal O'Hara sails for six-week tour of Europe, 04/27/1928:2 Moves from Rock St to corner of Barrows and Myrtle St, 09/04/1925:1 Mr and Mrs Henry Wyman return from Europe, 05/04/1928:6 Moves to Worcester for position in company she has interest in, Mildred Anderson sails to Finland, 05/11/1928:2 09/25/1925:1 I.R. Hardy sails to Europe to study in Switzerland, 06/08/1928:1 Resumes work for H.L. Thatcher & Co., 04/16/1926:3 Dartmouth grad Arthur Holden heads to France, 07/20/1928:1 Estabrook, Lizzie S. I.R. Hardy returns after two months of study in Europe, 08/03/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Jesse Ryder enroute to Paris Exposition 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Wed to Clarence S. Willard, 07/16/1926:4 Gaius Slosser lands in New York after trip to Europe, 08/31/1928:2 Estabrook, Mason G. Mr and Mrs David Farrar sail for England, 10/05/1928:1 Editor of new Brockton newspaper 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Mrs C.H. Knapp arrives safely in Berlin, 10/12/1928:1 Estabrook, Preston Buchell returns from visit to native Europe 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Moves from Rock St to corner of Barrows and Myrtle St, 09/04/1925:1 Arthur Holden returns from four-month tour of Europe, 11/23/1928:1 Resides in Worcester, 07/08/1927:8 Allan Thatcher sails for Italy 25 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Estabrook, Preston S. Gordon Smith spends day in Versailles, 02/15/1929:6 Resides in Worcester, 12/03/1926:1 H.A. Wyman sails for Germany, 03/29/1929:6 Attends Boys' Trade School in Worcester, 08/05/1927:9 Ralph Wilbur to study abroad, 04/05/1929:8 Estes, Sherman Gordon Smith makes stop in Barcelona, 04/12/1929:3 Heads west 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Ralph Wilbur arrives safely in Southampton, 04/26/1929:6 Europe Mr and Mrs Kraege visit former home in Switzerland, 05/03/1929:1 Mr and Mrs William Eaton leave for tour of Europe and north Africa, Wyman arrives in Boston after two months in Europe, 05/17/1929:3 02/06/1925:1 Arthur Gibbs returns from tour of Europe, 06/07/1929:1 George Richards returns home from Europe 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Ralph Wilbur meets Gordon Smith in Paris, 06/14/1929:4 Mr and Mrs Henry Wyman embark on tour of France and England, Kraege arrives in Morgen, Switzerland, 06/28/1929:1 03/20/1925:4 Doris Chase sails for Europe, 06/28/1929:10 Mr and Mrs D.H. Farrar book passage to England, 05/08/1925:2 Gordon Smith sails home from Europe, 07/12/1929:4 Grace Allen resigns from high school, sails for Europe 25 years ago, Ralph Wilbur takes in the south of France, 07/12/1929:4 06/12/1925:6 Gordon Smith arrives home from France, 07/19/1929:4 Farrar and Ellis arrive in Liverpool, 06/19/1925:7 Mr and Mrs Fletcher Barrows sail for Europe 25 years ago, Hazel Read sails for three months of study in Europe, 06/26/1925:1 08/30/1929:7 Frederick Lobo plans trip to hometown in Austria, 07/10/1925:2 Kraeges return from tour of France and Switzerland, 10/04/1929:1 Mr and Mrs Neal O'Hara sail for Europe on Aquitania, 08/07/1925:1 Jesse Ryder returns from European cruise 50 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 L. Ardelle Wood addresses Congregational Mens' club on trip to Spain, Carey and Maxim return from trip to Germany, 11/15/1929:1 04/30/1926:3 Wyman and Hintrager sail for Mediterranean, 12/13/1929:3 Sadie Barrett and Alice Begley sail to Europe, 07/02/1926:3 Henry Wyman makes 51st crossing of Atlantic, 12/20/1929:6 Alice Begley returns from trip to Europe, 08/27/1926:5 Evans, James T. Florence Shaw sails for Genoa, Italy, 09/03/1926:1 Chimney fire on Fuller St, 01/18/1929:1 Sadie Barrett returns from 7-week European tour, 09/03/1926:5 Evans, Ruth J. Leon Morrissey returns from three-year trip in Europe, 02/11/1927:1 Wed to Marvin G. Jones, 11/22/1929:4 Mr and Mrs H.A. Wyman sail for France, 03/25/1927:7 Evans, William E. Ella Mackie travels to Scotland, 05/13/1927:1 Sells Barden Hill Rd property to William Hayward, 03/25/1927:7 Barbara Jenks sails for Europe, 06/03/1927:1 Everbeck, Gorham H. Major and Mrs A. Hamilton Gibbs arrive in New York from London, Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 06/03/1927:3 Dies at age 79, 06/08/1928:4 Allan Thatcher embarks on European tour 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Everett (Dr) Grace Atwood departs on ocean cruise to Europe, 06/24/1927:9 Replaces Dr Jackson here 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 George Kennedy sails as member of Barbary Coast orchestra of Decides against move to Middleboro 50 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 Dartmouth college, 07/01/1927:1 Everett Square Abbie Warren embarks on Porter musical European tour, 07/01/1927:3 State to investigate traffic conditions, affirm land ownership, Ella Mackie arrives safely in Glasgow, 07/08/1927:1 01/13/1928:5 Miriam Pratt sails for Europe, 07/08/1927:6 County commissioner's hold hearing on issues at Everett Square, Charles Swift departs for Europe, 07/15/1927:1 02/10/1928:1 Mrs William Broadbent sails from Boston for England, 07/22/1927:3 Commissioners ask for alterations to Place's store, 03/30/1928:1 Local scout Elizabeth Tillson sails for France, 07/29/1927:6 Warrant for special town meeting, 04/20/1928:10 President of Parlor Grate Co. sails for Europe 50 years ago, Details of proposed improvements, 05/11/1928:1 07/29/1927:6 Town meeting vote on improvements passes, 05/11/1928:1 Elizabeth Tillson arrives safely in Paris, 08/19/1927:2 George Starbuck makes alterations to Place building at Everett Square, Scout Elizabeth Tillson returns from trip to Europe, 09/02/1927:4 05/25/1928:10 Former missionary Esther Thurston Slosser writes from world Gateway to Middleboro, 06/01/1928:1 conference in Switzerland (l), 11/11/1927:2 Work continues, 07/13/1928:1

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Everett Square cont. Fagan, W.G. Twelve thousand cars pass through Everett Square in 7.5 hours, North Middleboro Congregational pastor leaves unceremoniously, 07/20/1928:1 09/18/1925:1 County commissioners pay out funds for land taken in relocation, Fagan, William G. 11/23/1928:1 Graduates from Boston University, 06/19/1925:3 Name change on town meeting agenda, 02/08/1929:1 Fagerberg, Axel Name changed to John Glass, Jr. Square, 02/15/1929:1 Employed by Murdock Parlor Grate Co. 25 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Legion post appreciates Everett Square name change (l) (Joseph Dutra), Fagerberg, Eric A. 02/22/1929:2 Fined $10 for "cutting off", 07/08/1927:1 John Glass, Jr. Square, new name given at dedication exercises, Fagerberg, Goldie 05/31/1929:1 Rep for American Piano Entertainer Co. (ad), 09/17/1926:8 Everett Square Filling Station Fagerberg, Roy Ernest Sukeforth manager, grand opening (ad), 08/03/1928:4 Proprietor of Middleboro Battery and Ignition Co. (ad), 12/11/1925:5 Everson, Harry Weston Son born, 02/05/1926:1 Wed to Marie Nelson, 07/09/1926:5 Fagerberg, Roy V. Explorers and Exploration Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/18/1925:8 Former resident a member of Byrd's Antarctic expedition (l) (Ralph Associate dealer for Bridgewater company (ad), 03/09/1928:7 Denson), 01/18/1929:2 Fagerburg, Roy Ralph Denson returns from Antarctic expedition with Byrd, Fined $10 for speeding, 02/22/1929:3 04/19/1929:7 Fagundes, Manuel J. Ralph Denson arrives home from Antarctic expedition, 04/26/1929:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/21/1927:5 Explosions Faietti, Albino Explosion of shotgun injures three, 12/11/1925:3 Stock of fireworks goes up in flames, 07/09/1926:1 Dorothy Dow Guild dies from burns after kitchen stove explodes, Gashes hand while handling sheet metal, 11/08/1929:1 10/15/1926:1 Faietti, Tina Explosion leads to fire at West Grove St home of Frank Teceno, Dressmaker moves to Thatcher's Row (ad), 03/18/1927:10 07/20/1928:1 Fashion Shop on Thatcher's Row (ad), 07/26/1929:4 Lawrence Sullivan receives burns from exploding firecracker, Fairbairn, Elva W. 07/05/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/30/1926:1 Explosives Fairbanks (Rev) Large quantity of explosives confiscated from Wright Hargrave, And Robinson purchase Elisha Tucker homestead 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:1 01/20/1928:7 Jeffrey Hebert petitions to keep and store dynamite, 09/20/1929:4 Fairbanks, G.G. Jeffrey Hebert granted license to store dynamite, 10/04/1929:2 Attends 28 funerals in one year 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Eyges, Dora Statistics of pastorate at Central Baptist 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Administration of Rev Fairbanks at Central Baptist brings large additions 50 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 F Fairbanks. J.H. Faber, Alice Funeral held in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:9 Engaged to Henry Bump, 01/20/1928:3 Fairly, Peter Fabric Obituary, 08/26/1927:1 see also Textiles; Williams Specialty Shop Fairview Driving Park Alma Deschenes vacates and sells entire stock of Sunshine Shop (ad), Property leased to Plymouth man 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 01/30/1925:5 Promise of good sport 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Sunshine Shop to vacate February 23rd (ad), 02/06/1925:10 Manager Marks makes off with money 25 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 I.E. Hodgkins opens remnant store on Thatcher's Row (ad), Holds annual meeting 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 08/06/1926:7 Property purchased at auction by George Clark 25 years ago, Ida Hodgkins opens store in Thatcher's Row, 08/13/1926:7 04/09/1926:3 Glasgow Woolen Mills opens store in Hayden block 25 years ago, Prospects for horseracing bright 25 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 10/22/1926:3 Falconeiri, Algesa Paragon Dress Goods Store, 145 Centre St (ad), 04/01/1927:2 Employed at Woolworth's, 07/30/1926:1 Lydia Vinencio, remnants (ad), 09/09/1927:8 Falconeiri, Crispi Paragon Dress Goods Store going out of business (ad), 11/25/1927:2 William MacNeill thrown from auto after colliding with J. Cushing Co. Faeitti, A. truck, 01/28/1927:1 Agent for Quaker furnaces (ad), 08/28/1925:5 Falconieri, Anthony Fagan, Charles H. Wedding described, 10/18/1929:1 Sells blacksmith shop to Frank Warren 25 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 Wed to Sophie Radavich, 10/18/1929:6 Fagan, Hannah Falconieri, Donald Obituary, 06/18/1926:1 Engaged to Sophie Radavick, 10/11/1929:4 Widow of Peter dies at age 83, 06/18/1926:4 Fall Brook Will in probate, 07/02/1926:5 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Fall Brook Cranberry Co. Executor presents account of estate, 05/25/1928:3 Mortgagee's sale, 03/06/1925:7 Fagan, Helen Fall Brook Farm Resumes studies at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Abisha Miller farm at Fall Brook shown in earlier days (p), Fagan, Helen K. 03/26/1926:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 05/31/1929:1 Fall Brook Garage Fagan, Peter Night man Bump averts burglary, 07/29/1927:1 Mendall and Shaw contract to build house for Fagan 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6

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Fall Brook Mothers' Club Falls (accidents) cont. Joseph Shaw builds large shed for club, 08/20/1926:3 Cornelius Leonard takes a fall on icy step, 02/01/1929:1 Shed completion delayed, 08/27/1926:4 Alice Craig catches foot in hole on Centre St, 02/22/1929:1 Fall Brook School Annie Wilbur's sprain turns out to be break, 02/22/1929:2 School committee votes to abandon, 02/08/1929:1 Mary Caswell falls while getting off New Bedford bus, 03/08/1929:1 Fall River, Myricks & Middleboro Air Line Street Railway Mrs Levi Crane breaks wrist in fall, 03/29/1929:4 Petitions for franchises in Berkeley and Freetown 25 years ago, I.F. Atwood breaks rib after thrown from horse, 04/05/1929:9 04/24/1925:7 L.B. Mendall slips while cleaning auto, strains back, 05/24/1929:7 Falls (accidents) Frank Prouty injured in fall, 05/31/1929:4 Ice takes toll 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Russell Chase breaks arm in fall from tree, 07/19/1929:2 Mrs J. Winthrop Sturgis breaks rib in fall on ice, 02/06/1925:7 Mrs Gilbert Sowerby falls from second story window, 07/26/1929:5 Mail carrier James Messerole, falls on ice, fractures shoulder, Andrew Freeman falls, fractures rib, 10/18/1929:1 02/13/1925:3 Fanjoy, Charles Mrs Arlon Dustin breaks arm, 02/27/1925:2 Daughter born, 07/13/1928:4 Mrs Preston Drody injures hip, 04/17/1925:9 Farley, Edward Little Anna Babb breaks elbow, 06/19/1925:1 Son born, 02/20/1925:1 Young Marion Smith breaks arm in fall, 07/24/1925:4 Purchases East Main St tenement from Manuel Rose, 09/04/1925:7 Richard Cobb falls down stairs at Peirce building, 07/31/1925:1 New chauffeur in fire department, 06/14/1929:1 Arizona resident sprains leg while on visit to mother here, 08/21/1925:1 Farms and Farming David Thompson recovering from fall at Jenney's coal yard, see also Dairies; Hill Top Farm; Livestock; Patrons of Husbandry; Poor 09/11/1925:5 Farm; State Farm Mrs Elbridge Dunham fractures elbow in fall, 09/25/1925:1 F.J. Corsini, trucking and tractor work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Emily Bearse falls, breaks arm, 10/23/1925:9 G.L. Thompson takes agricultural census of town, 03/06/1925:5 Maynard Morton falls avoiding auto, breaks arm, 11/06/1925:1 W.L. Faxon obtains patent for hand weeder 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Helen Vaughan confined to bed after fall, 11/20/1925:1 Leroy Wilkie charged with failure to get rid of cornstalks, 04/17/1925:9 Abbie Gurney recovers from injuries sustained in fall, 11/27/1925:1 Charles Plummer's horse mows five acres of hay in less than 6 hours 25 Mrs Ezra Morse severely bruised, face gashed in fall down stairs, years ago, 07/10/1925:8 12/18/1925:1 Ben Elliott installs electric motor on corn shredder, 09/11/1925:7 Hugh Hunter fractures arm bone in fall, 12/18/1925:6 Oak Leaf Farm, South Main St, Lakeville (ad), 11/06/1925:8 C.E. Leonard picked up insensible after falling down steps 50 years ago, Lakeville farmers organize club 50 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 01/01/1926:7 Farmers' Club organized 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Florence Donahue takes bad fall on icy pavement, 01/29/1926:1 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Helen Vaughan suffers from results of fall, 01/29/1926:4 Cold temperatures delay planting 25 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Alvan Vaughan injured in fall down stairs, 02/19/1926:2 Report all is normal 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Winnie Harvey breaks arm in fall, 02/26/1926:7 Wretched weather for haymakers, 07/22/1927:1 Lawrence Robinson dislocates shoulder skiing, 02/26/1926:8 Good hay weather prevails, 07/20/1928:1 Ruth Wilbur breaks wrist in fall, 04/09/1926:8 Many for sale 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Bertha Cushing fractures arm after encounter with dog, 04/16/1926:1 Farmers warned about compliance with corn borer act, 02/22/1929:2 Stanley Reeves sustains injuries in fall, 04/23/1926:2 Local silos filled, 09/06/1929:6 Mrs Robert Mills sprains ankle in fall, 05/28/1926:10 Farnham, Cleveland Elwyn Matthews breaks wrist in fall, 06/11/1926:8 Juvenile committed to term at industrial school in Shirley, 01/27/1928:1 John Ryder fractures hip in fall, 06/25/1926:2 Farnham, Cleveland B. Chester Parker badly bruised in fall from ice house, 07/16/1926:4 Guilty of reckless driving, not guilty on drunk charge, 05/25/1928:1 Mrs Ralph Sampson falls, breaks bone in foot, 10/22/1926:1 Farnham, Janet R. Mrs Alvin Thomas sprains knee in fall, 01/14/1927:4 Widow of Cleveland dies at age 68, 07/23/1926:4 Arthur Morse files suit against town as result of fall on School St 25 Funeral held in Malden, 07/30/1926:1 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Farnum (Mrs) Mrs George Keedwell sprains ankle in fall on ice, 01/21/1927:7 Plans to rebuild on Highland St, 06/07/1929:2 Mrs Eugene Boehner slips and falls on ice, 02/18/1927:1 Farnum, Cleveland Irving Gurney falls from ladder at Keith factory, 03/25/1927:1 And Russell Eaton steal Shaw's car, 12/02/1927:1 Mrs Nelson Winberg sprains ankle in fall, 04/29/1927:3 Sentence to Shirley reformatory suspended, 12/09/1927:1 Payson falls, breaks rib, 05/20/1927:4 Farnum, Florence J. Mrs J.D. Vaughn breaks leg in fall from ladder, 05/27/1927:6 Purchases Highland Rd farm from Fletcher Clark, Jr., 10/05/1928:4 Julia Waterman breaks hip in fall, 06/03/1927:1 Farnum, Herbert Mrs Theodore Wood falls down stairs at summer home, 06/17/1927:4 Daughter born, 09/16/1927:3 Louise Fitting, Jr. falls from hay load onto head, 07/29/1927:1 Farnum, Herbert Wilbur Mrs James Reed suffers fall while feeding chickens, 07/29/1927:3 Wed to Helen Frances Jones, 10/15/1926:6 Lizzie Rogers sprains both ankles in fall on porch, 10/21/1927:1 Wedding described, 10/15/1926:7 Walter Chase breaks arm in fall from tree, 10/28/1927:3 Farnum, Ruth Fred Hammond falls over embankment, knocked unconscious, Engaged to Joseph Gomes, 02/24/1928:5 12/02/1927:3 Farnum, Ruth Irene William Hanson falls on ice, sprains ankle, 12/30/1927:6 Engaged to Joseph Jesse Gomes, 02/17/1928:4 Bernard Howes slips at Nemasket Garage, breaks leg bone, Wed to Joseph Jesse Gomes, 02/24/1928:4 02/10/1928:8 Farnum, Walter Richard Wilmot slips from chair, breaks arm, 02/17/1928:5 Stubborn blaze in Spooner block at Everett and Arch St, 07/20/1928:1 Mrs Eugene Boehner sprains ankle, 04/06/1928:2 Farnum, Walter E. Mary Hallett severely injured, 04/13/1928:1 Fire in Swetlowich market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Caysa Erickson falls, wrenches ankle, 04/20/1928:4 Farr, Mary P. Mrs Samuel Smith injures shoulder in fall, 12/07/1928:1 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Mary Fiola slips alighting from auto, fractures leg, 12/07/1928:3

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Farrar, Anna Elizabeth Fashion Shop Wed to Alexander C. Wright, 07/09/1926:3 Tina Faietti on Thatcher's Row (ad), 07/26/1929:4 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:7 Fasulo (Mr) Farrar, David H. Rounseville bids on Fasulo property at mortgagee's sale, 04/29/1927:1 Sails for England, 10/05/1928:1 Fasulo, Carmine Farrar, D.H. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/01/1927:8 Couple books passage to England, 05/08/1925:2 Fasulo, Crina Mary Arrives in Liverpool, 06/19/1925:7 Engaged to Charles Francis Stuart, 10/04/1929:4 Farrar, George Fasulo, Giovanni "Knight of the Road" sentenced to State Farm for vagrancy, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/01/1927:8 09/24/1926:1 Fasulo, James Farrar's Waiting Room Hit and dragged by auto driven by James McNeil, 12/31/1926:1 Everett Square (ad), 04/24/1925:10 Wed to Filomena Dellorfano, 08/12/1927:4 Employs Mrs Leon Allen, 09/25/1925:3 Fasulo, Joseph Fireworks (ad), 06/25/1926:5 Engaged to Adelena Costa, 04/12/1929:4 Chester Churchill completes improvements, 08/20/1926:3 Engaged to Lena Costa, 04/19/1929:4 Employs Dora Allen, 08/27/1926:5 Wed to Adalena Costa, 04/26/1929:4 Employs Evelyn Casey, 08/27/1926:5 Faulkner (Mr) Fireworks (ad), 06/24/1927:10 Lets Wareham St house to Arnold Jefferson, 11/20/1925:3 Employs Dora Allen, 08/26/1927:1 Stephen Richmond moves to place in Rock, 05/14/1926:6 Lightning enters, 07/12/1929:1 Faulkner, James Farrell, Anthony P. Employed as meter reader for town, 04/01/1927:1 Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 Faulkner, James M. Wed to Alicia Smith, 10/08/1926:4 Meter reader resigns from electric light department, 10/11/1929:1 Farrell, Dorothy C. Faulkner, J.M. Wife of William N. dies at age 41, 08/10/1928:5 Enters employ of light department, 04/15/1927:2 Farrell, Thomas Faulkner, Sarah S. Lets Cook St tenement to Walter Murray, 03/04/1927:1 Will in probate, 02/01/1929:6 Chimney fire on Cook St, 01/27/1928:4 Faulkner, Sarah Snow Farriers (see Blacksmiths) Obituary, 11/16/1928:1 Farrington (Postmaster) Widow of Parker H.P. dies at age 92, 11/16/1928:3 Gets pay increase, 06/04/1926:9 Faunce, Mabel Pratt Farrington, Arlene Brief biography of Melinda S. Pratt (p), 07/22/1927:1 Begins three-year nursing course at Boston Children's hospital, Faunce, Ruth 09/13/1929:1 North Middleboro native wins scholarship, 10/05/1928:2 Farrington, Harry Webb Faunce, Thaddeus Engaged in YMCA work in New York, 11/30/1928:7 Plymouth man dies at age 92, 12/20/1929:9 Farrington, Leon Fava, John End of forefinger severed at Leonard, Shaw & Dean 25 years ago, Son born, 08/09/1929:5 04/13/1928:7 Faxon (Mr) Farrington, Leon B. Old Walnut St house to be auctioned (ad), 01/14/1927:7 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Faxon, Mary J. 05/04/1928:1 Wed to Lawrence H. Watts, 01/30/1925:4 Farrington, Mrs William R. Faxon, W.L. Not name of accused forger, 11/05/1926:1 Obtains patent for hand weeder 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Farrington, Rosa S. Ice house victim of incendiary 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Obituary, 06/17/1927:1 Homestead auctioned for $162, 01/28/1927:1 Farrington, Rosa Sprague Fearing, Edward Wife of Leon B. dies at age 55, 06/17/1927:4 Purchases Alms St farm from William Macomber 25 years ago, Farrington, Wm. R. 01/01/1926:7 Best wishes to retiring carrier, Franklin Woodward (l) (p), 06/08/1928:1 Fearing, John Progressive towns have roof marking, why not Middleboro? (l), Wareham man dies at age 87, 10/23/1925:4 11/02/1928:1 Federal Cranberry Co. Farron, Hattie Richard Smally new manager, 02/26/1926:4 Matron in girls' department at State Farm, 04/27/1928:3 Richard M. Smally new manager, 04/16/1926:6 Farwell, Frank S. Starts harvest, 09/03/1926:1 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Smally re-elected treasurer, 02/18/1927:4 Farwell, Robert Benjamin, and Shaw have corner on market, 12/02/1927:4 New attendant at State Farm, 03/23/1928:4 Feller, John G. Farwell Worsted Mill Dies at age 59, 11/30/1928:4 Runs nights 25 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Fellman, Leander J. Runs four nights per week 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Auction sale of livestock (ad), 11/23/1928:8 Gradual increase in orders noted 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Feltch, Hazel Work slackens between seasons 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Resides in Waltham, 12/18/1925:6 Installs new type of loom 25 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Feltch, John L. Business slow 25 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Niece dies in Somerville, 02/08/1929:2 Sends samples to New York buyers 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Felton, Amy L. Business rapidly picking up 25 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Wedding described, 06/05/1925:1 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Fences Peirce Brothers make repairs at corner lot 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8

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Fenno, Frank P. Fickert, Alfred And Cavanaugh join with O'Hara Bros. 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Daughter born, 09/25/1925:3, 10/26/1928:2, 4 Fenno, Franklin P. Purchases Plymouth St property from Charles Parker, 03/29/1929:4 Obituary, 12/25/1925:1 Moves to home purchased from Charles Parker, 04/12/1929:9 Fenstermaker, Edna Louise Fickert, Alfred H. Born to Forest, 11/05/1926:2 Daughter born, 05/27/1927:1 Fenstermaker, Forest Fickert, Charles Daughter born, 11/05/1926:2 Moves into Myrtle St apartment, 05/01/1925:9 Fenstermaker, Forrest Myrtle St couple married ten years, 05/20/1927:1 Moves into Arch St apartment, 07/23/1926:5 Fickert, Charles R. Fenstermaker, Robert Daughter born, 10/28/1927:4 Case of drunkenness and illegal transportation continued, 07/08/1927:1 Fickert, Emma A. Arrested on 4th for reckless driving, drunkenness, 07/08/1927:7 Will in probate, 06/08/1928:5 Complaint withdrawn, 07/22/1927:1 Fickert, Emma Augusta Fined $10 for drunkenness, 07/29/1927:1 Obituary, 06/01/1928:1 Fenstermaker, William Wife of Robert F. dies at age 65, 06/01/1928:4 Resides in New Bedford, 07/23/1926:5 Fickert, Janette Bradford Ferdinand, George H. Born to Charles R., 10/28/1927:4 Wedding described, 07/24/1925:1 Fickert, Mrs Charles Wed to Anna K. Washburn, 07/24/1925:4 Lets Myrtle St apartment to Mary Thompson, 10/02/1925:3 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Fickert, Norma Elizabeth Ferguson (Mrs) Born to Alfred, 09/25/1925:3 Purchases house on Plymouth St, 11/08/1929:4 Fickert, Robert Fernandes, Manuel Montello St couple married 45 years, 03/30/1928:1 Wed to Mary Madeiros, 06/24/1927:4 Fickert, Shirley Ann Ferraguto (Mrs) Born to Alfred, 10/26/1928:2, 4 Pittsley, Pittsley, and Reynolds charged with larceny of hens from Fickert, William Ferraguto, 01/11/1929:3 Sells Sachem St house to Manuel Fred, 10/02/1925:1 Ferraguto, Joseph Fickert, William F. Chimney fire on North St, 12/14/1928:1 Sells East Main St house to L.D. Jenkins, 10/08/1926:1 Ferrari, Aldina Ada Fickert Bros. Wed to Harold Alton Shurtleff, 12/31/1926:4 Milk delivery (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Ferrari, Annie Field, Abby Rugg Employed in New Bedford, 10/22/1926:9 New history teacher at high school, 02/17/1928:1 Ferrari, Jules Field, L. Sells South Middleboro place, moves to New Bedford, 04/08/1927:3 Manager of Cape Cod Specialty Shop, Inc., 27 Centre St (ad), Ferreira, Jule 08/06/1926:8 Sells Wareham St farm to Harry Vinton, 02/04/1927:7 Field, Lillian Ferreira, Lucy Sells Lakeville property to James Taylor, 01/15/1926:3 Engaged to John Sousa Perry, 04/13/1928:1 Field, Lysander W. Wed to John Sousa Perry, 05/11/1928:4 House formerly Methodist parsonage (p), 07/31/1925:1 Ferren, William Francis Field, Mrs Louis Daughter born, 01/11/1929:4 Employed at Cape Cod Specialty Shop, 10/21/1927:1 Fertilizer (see Washburn, C.P.) Employed at Cape Specialty Shop, 11/18/1927:1 Fessenden, Dorothy Field, Walter P. Teaches in Braintree, 02/24/1928:1 Salesman for Field Bros. Shoe Co., 12/03/1926:1 Has teaching post in Brockton, 06/29/1928:1 Field, Walter Preston Teaches at Huntington School in Campello, 09/07/1928:1 Elected vice-president of Sawyer Shoe Corp., 02/25/1927:4 Resides in Brockton, 03/01/1929:2 Field, Wesley Fessenden, Eleanor Purchases farm in Erving, 12/03/1926:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Field Bros. & Co., Inc. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 05/31/1929:1 Purchases Keith & Pratt shoe manufacturing plant, 09/11/1925:1 Fessenden, Richard New England-made shoes in demand, 01/15/1926:1 Attends Amherst college, 01/02/1925:5 Contradicts rumors of out-of-town hiring, 06/04/1926:5 Attends Columbia University, 09/28/1928:1, 08/23/1929:1 Roland Chapman salesman, 08/06/1926:6 Fessenden, Richard W. Runs factory at capacity, 08/06/1926:6 Student teacher at Amherst College, 12/31/1926:6 To make sports shoes, 09/17/1926:1 Resumes studies at Amherst College, 12/09/1927:1 Paul Mitchell and Walter Field salesmen, 12/03/1926:1 Elected to Phi Kappa Phi, 05/25/1928:1 Field and Mitchell elected vice-presidents of Sawyer Shoe Corp., Attends Columbia University, 03/29/1929:2 02/25/1927:4 Engaged to Bertha E. Polley, 09/13/1929:1 Selling force returns with orders, 08/19/1927:2 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Commence construction of new plant in East Bridgewater, 08/26/1927:1 Wed to Bertha E. Polley, 09/20/1929:4 Employees work overtime, 09/30/1927:4 Fessenden, Richard William Factory to close, local workers transfer to East Bridgewater, Engaged to Bertha Eleanor Polley, 09/06/1929:4 12/02/1927:1 Fickert, June Marie Factory on Pleasant St destroyed by fire, history of building, Born to Alfred H., 05/27/1927:1 03/02/1928:4 Employs Lillian Nickerson, 11/23/1928:3

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Fielding, Andrew C. Finney, Thomas W. Finn's fish truck collides with LeBaron's ice truck on Barden Hill, Obituary, 08/14/1925:1 08/27/1926:1 Grand Army of the Republic member dies in 1925, 05/28/1926:3 Fielding, Andrew Jackson Fiola, Mary Wed to Catherine Elizabeth Pearce, 05/21/1926:6 Employed at Keith factory, 08/19/1927:4 Fielding, T.C. Slips alighting from auto, fractures leg, 12/07/1928:3 Moves to Melrose 25 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Fire Department (see Middleboro - Fire Department) Fields, Lillian Fire Prevention Mother posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 11/20/1925:10 Alarm gong moved from LeBaron foundry to Maxim's mill 25 years Fife, Katherine ago, 02/27/1925:3 Widow of Robert dies at age 68, 08/12/1927:4 Fire chief directs residents to remove combustibles, 04/30/1926:1 Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 Notice to property owners to remove combustibles, 04/30/1926:4 Fifth Avenue Shop S. Edward Matthews begins duties in fire tower, 04/06/1928:8 F. Joseph Mitchell proprietor, 167 Centre St (ad), 03/29/1929:6 Bank block equipped with fire escape 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Filed, Walter P. Frank Short fined $10 for open burning without permit, 08/17/1928:1 President of shoe concern, Field Bros. & Co., 09/11/1925:1 Water supply sought at Rock for better fire protection, 10/26/1928:6 Fillebrown, Archie Matthews takes post in fire tower, 04/05/1929:1 Purchases lot at Crooked La and Main St from Mrs Hadlock, Matthews welcomes visits at fire tower, 04/12/1929:1 11/01/1929:2 Leonard & Barrows factory considered fire hazard, 08/30/1929:1 Fillebrown, Sally A. Firearms Engaged to Lindolph Parker, 10/26/1928:2 Walter Smith displays collection of old firearms at Sherman's, Fillebrown, Sarah Abbie 12/18/1925:8 Wed to Lindolph Otis Parker, 06/21/1929:4 L. Deane sells four guns 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Wedding described, 06/21/1929:6 Firearms - Law and Legislation Fillimore, C.J. Edward Anderson fined $100 and 6 months for unregistered revolver, Sells Warrentown farm to New York parties 25 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 01/02/1925:7 Fillmore, C.J. Alien, Kaale Haavista, fined $5 for illegal possession of firearm, Sells Tribou estate to Rodman Robinson 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 03/06/1925:1 Films (see Motion Pictures) Edward Joyce gets six months, 10/07/1927:3 Finn, Arthur Firearms Accidents Pet monkey bits customer, 07/09/1926:1 Explosion of shotgun injures three, 12/11/1925:3 Finn, Janet Peculiar accident leaves Frank Orrall with gunshot wound, 04/16/1926:8 Wedding described, 02/22/1929:6 Powder from blank cartridge injures Joseph Silvia's eye, 07/09/1926:1 Finn, William Horace Tinkham receives wound in hand 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Finn's fish truck collides with LeBaron's ice truck on Barden Hill, Son of Nelson Barrows shot in leg in accident 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:1 12/10/1926:9 Finn, William E. Earl Perry accidentally shot at Purchade St home of Kenneth Gourdin, Lobsters for sale (ad), 05/15/1925:10 12/30/1927:1 Finn, Wm. E. Youngster misses barn, hits Miss Harding 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Lobsters and clams (ad), 04/02/1926:4 Richard Bowley accidentally shoots himself in the hand, 07/05/1929:4 Finnegan (Mr) Firefighters Occupies Barney's house in North Lakeville, 08/13/1926:4 Young Mechanic Co. fills cistern near Kingman factory 50 years ago, Infant dies, 09/24/1926:6 07/27/1928:6 Finnegan, Edith Mary Joseph Goodreau obtains first class fireman's license, 04/05/1929:9 Born to James M., 08/27/1926:2 Firemen's Relief Organization Finnegan, James Holds annual meeting, 01/16/1925:5 Moves from North Lakeville to Middleboro, 12/02/1927:1 Hosts annual ball, 02/27/1925:7 Finnegan, James M. Nearly 700 tickets taken at door for annual ball despite recent severe Daughter born, 08/27/1926:2 storm, 02/19/1926:2 Finneran, Edith Holds annual meeting, 01/14/1927:1 Employed at Union News Co. lunch room, 07/29/1927:1 Annual ball attracts over 500, 03/04/1927:3 Finneran, Edythe S. Telephone company makes contribution (l), 03/02/1928:1 Engaged to Stephen W. Bump, 07/19/1929:4 Holds annual meeting, 01/18/1929:7 Wed to Stephen W. Bump, 07/26/1929:4 Holds annual ball, 02/15/1929:9 Finney (Mr) Ball nets $137.25, 03/08/1929:1 Partners with Osborne in manufacture of edge tools for shoe industry 50 Fred Ryder replaces Maxim as chief, 03/08/1929:1 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Fires Finney, Cora H. see also Arson; Automobile Fires; Dwellings - Fires; Forest Fires; Sells Rock St tenement to Ellen Moriarty, 08/28/1925:1 Industrial Fires Finney, Cordelia A. Stubborn fire eats hole in the roof at town farm (p), 03/06/1925:1 Widow of George L. dies at age 85, 02/01/1929:4 Temporary housing arranged quickly for town farm inmates in wake of Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 fire, 03/13/1925:1 Finney, Edith W. Barn on old "Tom" Maxim place burns, 03/27/1925:1 Appointed resident matron of Montgomery Home for Aged People, Fire consumes barn and woodland on old Thompson place, 08/28/1925:1 05/01/1925:8 Lets South Main St apartment to J.H. Cushing, 10/23/1925:2 New Haven freight comes through Lakeville neighborhood with box car Finney, Harvey H. ablaze, 05/08/1925:8 Died of wounds 1864, 08/27/1926:3 Fire in incubator house at P.E. Kelley's, 05/15/1925:1 Finney, Sophia Mysterious fire in Plymouth St building owned by Charles Manilla, Suffers severe strain in fall on ice 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 06/12/1925:1

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Fires cont. Fires cont. Barn and shed burn at Dennison farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:4 Fire in Walter Burgess' yard on Rock St, 07/19/1929:5 Two storage sheds destroyed by fire at C.P. Washburn Co., Small fire in shed owned by Lunkus, 08/09/1929:7 06/26/1925:4 Brisk fire in lunch cart of Benjamin Chapman, 08/23/1929:1 Barn burns at Dennison farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:7 Fire at coal trestle owned by Lakeville Hospital, 10/18/1929:1 Fire in Max Berman's storage shed on LeBaron Ave, 07/03/1925:5 Fire in basement of building owned Winthrop-Atkins Co., 11/01/1929:6 Only two alarms on 4th of July, 07/10/1925:5 Barn fire at Stafford's in Lakeville, 11/08/1929:4 John Mullins' LeBaron Ave barn destroyed by fire, 07/17/1925:1 Stubborn fire at Wayside Inn on Everett St, 11/15/1929:3 Pierce building fire damages several businesses, 07/17/1925:1 Short circuit sets fire to gasoline at Scudder's, 11/22/1929:1 George Starbuck contracts to rebuild Pierce building, 07/24/1925:1 Fire confined to main chimney at St. Luke's, 12/06/1929:2 State fire marshal here to inspect Pierce building, 07/24/1925:2 Fire in overheated chimney at Maxim Motor Co., 12/06/1929:2 Fire at E.H. Stafford Co. Cambridge St storage house, 09/04/1925:4 Fires (25 years ago) Cow shed on fire at State Farm, 09/25/1925:1 Fire losses total $1,000, 12/18/1925:7 Loss from fire at State Farm estimated at $60,000, 09/25/1925:1 Steam cars start fire in Lakeville, 03/25/1927:6 Blaze under loading platform at Washburn's elevator, 10/02/1925:1 Fire in John Williams' Fall Brook barn, 08/19/1927:6 Leaf-burning cause of barn fire at Thatcher place, 10/09/1925:1 Arthur Foye's barn burns down, 09/09/1927:6 Locomotive sets underside of Cross St bridge on fire, 10/23/1925:1 Destroys William Burt's shed and sleigh, 10/21/1927:6 Old Baptist church after fire in 1888 (p), 02/12/1926:1 Fires (50 years ago) Large barn, once owned by George Wilbur, on Vernon St destroyed by Gas house on Peirce St burns, 01/16/1925:6 fire, 03/05/1926:1 Lois Barrows loses hay-filled barn, 05/01/1925:8 Chimney fire at Central Baptist Church, 04/23/1926:1 Resin causes fire at Henry Clapp's on Barden Hill, 06/12/1925:6 Rubbish pile burns behind Nemasket House stables, 04/23/1926:1 Barden rebuilds carpenter shop damaged by fire, 11/20/1925:7 Barn on old George Eaton place destroyed, 04/30/1926:1 H.N. Atwood's store at Rock burns, 03/05/1926:3 Max Berman's Vine St junkyard shed scene of blaze, 04/30/1926:1 Barrel of resin cause of alarm, 11/12/1926:7 Faietti's stock of fireworks goes up in flames, 07/09/1926:1 Fire in barrel near Laspe's shoe shop, 02/25/1927:5 Barn on Purchase St struck by lightning, 08/06/1926:1 Cephas Haskins' store and adjacent buildings burn, 01/06/1928:6 Spilled fat causes blaze at Bob's Lunch, 09/03/1926:1 Lakeville depot burns down, 02/03/1928:8 G. Fred Shaw's barn at Plymouth and Short St completely destroyed, Cephas Haskins to rebuild Lakeville store after fire, 04/20/1928:6 09/17/1926:1 Fireworks Spilled gas causes fire under Emil Hartmann's car, 10/15/1926:1 B.E. Chapman & Son, Middleboro Ave (ad), 06/26/1925:8 Shingles on roof of Union Street School ignited, 04/15/1927:1 Selectmen vote to license sales here, 06/11/1926:6 Harold Broe fined $50 for setting fire without permit, 05/13/1927:1 Permits granted to Chapman, Reed, Penna, and Faietti, 06/18/1926:1 Gasoline fire at McLeod's does no damage, 07/22/1927:1 For sale at Chapman's (ad), 06/18/1926:9 Rubbish in Panesis' storehouse ignites, 08/19/1927:1 For sale at Farrar's (ad), 06/25/1926:5 Cape Way Tourist Camp destroyed, 08/19/1927:6 Faietti's stock of fireworks goes up in flames, 07/09/1926:1 Fire at Benson's put out before department arrives, 10/28/1927:5 Farrar's Stand (ad), 06/24/1927:10 Fire in Swetlowich market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Lawrence Sullivan receives burns from exploding firecracker, Fire at White Arbor Tea Room quickly extinguished, 01/13/1928:1 07/05/1929:1 Three juveniles caught pulling false alarm, 02/03/1928:6 William Scheiderich loses eye in fireworks, 07/05/1929:4 Fire at Keith & Pratt factory underscores Maxim's request for new First Baptist Church equipment, 03/02/1928:1 L. Handy supplies pulpit 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 West Side School fire caused by overheated furnace pipe, 03/09/1928:2 Extends call to Rev. M. Ruberg 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Slight fire closes West Side School, 03/09/1928:3 Holds annual business meeting, 01/15/1926:5 Fire in DeMoranville's brooder house on Centre St, 03/30/1928:1 Pastor H.H. Vinal, 04/09/1926:4 Brooder house fire at Bell's on Winter St, 05/04/1928:4 Receives substantial donation for improvement of auditorium, Small barn and shed on Gabrey's property burn after struck by lightning, 08/13/1926:1 07/13/1928:1 Plan repairs to auditorium, 09/24/1926:1 Stubborn blaze in Spooner block at Everett and Arch St, 07/20/1928:1 Plan improvements to church, 10/22/1926:1 Fire on North Main St Jones Bros. block (p), 08/24/1928:1 Rededication service held after renovations complete, 12/03/1926:2 Blaze haystack at Smith's on Benson St, 08/31/1928:1 Holds annual business meeting, 01/21/1927:1 Old Marion Road school house and barn burn to the ground, Beneficiary of Robinson-Read family fund, 03/11/1927:1 10/12/1928:9 Beneficiary of Read-Robinson Fund, 04/08/1927:4 Shed destroyed by fire at Cook brick yard, 11/02/1928:1 Granolithic walk installed, 05/27/1927:10 Plymouth St building owned by Gomes and Cardoza destroyed, J.R. Lawrence accepts call 25 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 11/09/1928:3 First Church Plymouth St building belonged to Gurney, not Cardoza and Gomes, Go-to-Church Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/10/1925:2 11/16/1928:6 Arrangements go forward for Go-to-Church Sunday, 07/17/1925:3 Fire on roof at Nemasket Auto Co., 11/23/1928:1 Go-to-Church Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/24/1925:1 Fire at Dewey Clothes Shop caused by defective wiring, 12/21/1928:1 Celebrates Ancestors' Day (p), 08/14/1925:9 Fire at American building caused by overheated wire (l), 12/28/1928:1 A vote of thanks (l), 08/28/1925:6 Damage at Dewey Clothes Shop mostly smoke and water, 12/28/1928:2 Old photo of picnic party (p), 01/07/1927:1 Overheated rubbish flares up at Thomas & Benn on Lane St, Adds 20 members 50 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 01/18/1929:1 First Church of Christ Hen house fire at Guerin's on Pleasant St, 03/15/1929:1 Christian Scientists dedicate new church on Centre St (p), 06/15/1928:2 Gasoline ignites at Scudder's on Wareham St, 04/12/1929:1 First Congregational Church Fire at Bryant's kindergarten quarters on North Main St, 06/07/1929:1 Hosts 409th session of county Neighborhood convention, 06/19/1925:2 Clifford Westgate's barn and garage on Smith St burn, 06/07/1929:2 Has new hymn books 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Fire in Lyon's Lakeville store, 06/21/1929:1 Arthur Cummings completes 20 years of service, 11/20/1925:1 Brisk blaze at Cobb's Center St market, 07/12/1929:1 Holds annual meeting, 12/04/1925:7 Fire in rear of kitchen at Sacred Heart, 07/12/1929:1 Hosts 418th session of Neighborhood convention, 06/25/1926:3

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First Congregational Church cont. First Unitarian Church cont. Host sesquicentennial service, 07/09/1926:1 Calls Rev MacIlwain from Maine 25 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 William Egger contracts to install heater, 09/17/1926:1 Evening Alliance formed, 10/28/1927:1 Hosts 140th meeting of the Old Colony Association of Congregational Evening Alliance holds annual meeting, 04/20/1928:1 Churches and ministers, 10/22/1926:1 Hosts high school baccalaureate service, 06/22/1928:1 Parishioners donate funds for auto for Rev. Cummings, 11/12/1926:1 Minister Arthur Littlefield resigns, 06/29/1928:1 Hosts county Neighborhood convention, 06/17/1927:8 A.W. Littlefield concludes pastorate here, 09/28/1928:6 Over 600 attend third Ancestor's Day celebration (p), 08/19/1927:1 Sends unanimous call to Robert Weston of Cambridge, 10/19/1928:1 Holds 15th annual roll call, 11/04/1927:6 Beneficiary of N. Josephine Bullard's will, 10/26/1928:1 One hundredth anniversary in 1928, 12/16/1927:1 Robert Weston declines call, 10/26/1928:1 Committee appointed for 100th anniversary, 12/23/1927:1 Engages first woman preacher in Middleboro, 12/28/1928:1 Rev Putnam's favorite chair returned to church 25 years ago, Clara Cook Helvie new preacher (p), 01/11/1929:2 12/23/1927:2 Holds annual meeting, 04/05/1929:3 Interior views taken on Ancestor's Day last August (p), 01/27/1928:1 Recent views of China subject of lecture by Melvin Southwick, Parish holds annual meeting, 04/13/1928:2 04/19/1929:1 Organized 234 years ago (p), 04/20/1928:1 Hosts Memorial Sunday service, 05/31/1929:3 Help church save steeple (p), 04/27/1928:1 Installation service held for Clara Cook Helvie (p), 06/14/1929:3 Hosts 24th annual convention of county Christian Endeavor Union, Text of lecture: Who Earn Middleboro's Living? (Granville E. Tillson), 04/27/1928:7 12/13/1929:2 Rev Dyer accepts call 50 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Fisette, Eugene Report of steeple repair fund raising (p), 06/08/1928:2 Funeral held in Fall River, 02/15/1929:4 Repairs made to steeple, 06/15/1928:3 Fish, A.D. Rev Dyer new pastor 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Purchases new Willys-Knight sedan, 10/02/1925:4 Hosts 436th session of county Neighborhood convention, 06/22/1928:1 Men found not guilty of larceny, 06/14/1929:9 Statement of contractors concerning condition of , 06/22/1928:3 Fish, Alphonse David Steeple repairs progress rapidly, 06/29/1928:1 Born to Robert, 07/27/1928:4 Repairs complete, 07/20/1928:2 Fish, Alphonso D. Nathan Dyer ordained 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Auto catches fire, 08/28/1925:1 Centennial exercises follow observance of Ancestors' Day, lengthy Six Hyde Park men charged with larceny, 05/31/1929:5 history, 08/17/1928:2 And Robert Fish purchase Southworth property at Wareham and Excerpt of address by Robert Gammon, 08/24/1928:2 Clifford St, 07/19/1929:1 Gammon writes after visit for Ancestors' Day (l), 08/24/1928:4 Fish, Arthur P. Rear chimney rebuilt by Framingham firm, 09/28/1928:1 Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 Installs steam furnace 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Taunton man dies at age 77, 04/20/1928:4 Steeple committee raises $5,000, 10/19/1928:7 Fish, Carolyn James Wilmot paints exterior, 11/09/1928:1 Enters nurse's training school in New Bedford, 09/06/1929:1 Report of steeple fund committee, 11/23/1928:1 Fish, Cora E. Beneficiaries of will of W. Emma Thompson, 11/30/1928:1 Obituary, 11/06/1925:1 Much needed repairs made to parsonage, 11/30/1928:1 Fish, Cora Evelyn Holds annual meeting, 11/30/1928:7 Wife of Arthur P. dies at age 59, 11/06/1925:4 Cummings receives letter from daughter of former minister, Fish, F.A. 02/22/1929:3 Purchases Cross St cottage from John Mooney, sells School St cottage Renovation program still active, 04/12/1929:1 to same, 07/09/1926:1 Holds annual parish meeting, 04/19/1929:1 Sells Cross St cottage to W.J. Cains, 08/06/1926:1 S. Augusta Pettee dedicates contribution to building fund to great Sells Highland St farm to Elmer Holmes, 01/07/1927:3 grandparents, 05/03/1929:1 Fish, Robert Littlejohn procures flagstaff, demolished by autoist, 08/16/1929:1 Daughter born, 11/13/1925:1 Old church at the Green only landmark remaining, 09/13/1929:1 Collides with Tony Giberti on Taunton St, 11/13/1925:6 Named beneficiaries in E. Elizabeth Eddy's will, 09/27/1929:1 Lets South Main St apartment to Romeo Bazinet, 04/23/1926:1 Holds 17th annual roll call, 10/25/1929:1 Son born, 07/27/1928:4 Holds annual business meeting, 11/22/1929:1 And Alphonso Fish purchase Southworth property at Wareham and First National Stores, Inc. Clifford St, 07/19/1929:1 New store to occupy space in Ryder Block, 05/13/1927:1 Purchases Ellis property in Plympton, 12/13/1929:11 Leases two stores in Ryder block, 05/27/1927:2 Fish, Wilfred 65 Centre St (ad), 07/22/1927:3 Occupies Oak St apartment, 11/12/1926:2 Employs Frances Purdon, 08/05/1927:1 Fish, Wilfred T. Charles Devlin manager, 07/27/1928:1 Moves from North St to East Main St, 04/10/1925:2 Employs Edward Hunt, 07/27/1928:1 Fish Markets First Unitarian Church see also Hathaway, Randall Sponsors Mah Jong dance, 01/16/1925:1 William Finn, lobsters for sale (ad), 05/15/1925:10 Beneficiary of Harriet Washburn's will, 03/27/1925:1 Bluefish markup high for hard times 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1925:2 The People's Market, 40 North Main St (ad), 09/11/1925:5 Ten Times One Club hosts dance, 05/15/1925:9 Wm. E. Finn, lobsters and clams (ad), 04/02/1926:4 Holds annual meeting, 04/09/1926:6 William Quindley gives up fish business after 20 years, 09/24/1926:1 Woman's Branch Alliance holds pop concert and style show, Harold Keyes takes over fish route for uncle A.F. Keyes, 10/11/1929:3 04/16/1926:4 Keyes discontinues fish route after 45 years, 10/11/1929:9 Henry Burkland director of religious education, 10/01/1926:9 Fisher, A.D. Pastor F.R. Lewis resigns 25 years ago, 03/18/1927:6 Cresthill lodge for sale (ad), 03/25/1927:8 Unity Quartette gives performance, 04/08/1927:9 Fisher, Irving H. Holds annual meeting, 04/22/1927:5 Son born, 11/12/1926:6

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Fisher, Mrs Charles Fittz, L.L. Resides in Waquito, 07/02/1926:7 Accepts call from Baptist church in Rockland 50 years ago, Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. 01/16/1925:6 Purchase Reo garage from Burrell & Harlow, 08/26/1927:4 F.J. Mitchell & Co. (see Mitchell, F.J.) Successors to Burrell & Harlow (ad), 08/26/1927:7 Flag Day Fishes and Fishing Elks hold annual celebration, 06/18/1926:4 see also Assawompsett Lake - Fishes and Fishing; Herring; Ice Fishing; General observance 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Massachusetts Department of Conservation; Middleboro Fish and Annual exercises held in Elk's lodge, 06/24/1927:8 Game Protective Association Flags Deputy commissioner plants trout eggs in East Middleboro streams, Women's Relief Corps presents silk flag to Pratt Free School, 01/09/1925:4 05/01/1925:1 Trout season open here, 04/17/1925:1 Flanders (Mr) Four-lb. pickerel taken from river at Muttock 25 years ago, Soule & Flanders, proprietors of Iron Kettle Annex (ad), 01/02/1925:5 08/14/1925:7 Flanders, Bert Consignment of 10,000 yearling trout arrive, 03/19/1926:2 Ground broken on Smith St for new house, 10/28/1927:3 Consignment of white perch arrives here, 04/09/1926:3 Flanders, Elaine Trout fishermen make excuses for poor catch, 04/30/1926:1 Attends school in Boston, 03/22/1929:9 Taunton fishermen take black bass at Lakeville spawning beds 25 years Resides in Boston, 05/24/1929:2 ago, 06/04/1926:7 Flanders, Everett Twenty-eight cans of fingerling trout released in area streams, Moves to Marion, 05/01/1925:10 07/30/1926:1 Flanders, Stuart Monster pickerel caught here 25 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Struck by New Bedford driver at Wareham and Smith St, 08/03/1928:2 Nemasket fishing on Sundays should be stopped 50 years ago, Flanders, Wilmot 10/15/1926:5 Heads for school in Chicago, 08/16/1929:6 Notices posted at Lakeville ponds 25 years ago, no fishing on Sunday, Flansburg, Anna M. 03/11/1927:5 Barn and shed burn at Dennison farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:4 Young salmon fry purchased for release 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Barn burns at Dennison farm on Highland St, 06/26/1925:7 Benson's Pond stocked with fish, 04/22/1927:7 Fleming, Helen Area ponds stocked with salmon frye 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Attends Framingham Normal school, 10/01/1926:6 Abisha Miller leases and stocks Tispaquin Pond 50 years ago, Fleming, Jack 09/30/1927:6 Attends New Hampshire state college, 09/11/1925:5 Trout fry released here 25 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Fleming, John Large white perch taken at shovel works dam 50 years ago, Attends New Hampshire State University, 11/27/1925:7 11/18/1927:6 Lakeville couple married 5 years, 06/18/1926:2 Lakeville residents get free fishing at Elder's Pond 50 years ago, Attends New Hampshire State college, 10/01/1926:6 06/08/1928:7 Fleming, John D. Lovell catches 4-lb. bass 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Lines by Fleming appear in Verse magazine, 08/14/1925:3 Consignment of 3,000 trout fry expected 25 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 First alternative to take West Point entrance exams, 10/02/1925:7 Pickerel catch good 25 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Fleming, John E. Lovell and Phillips catch pickerel and snapping turtle at Long Pond 25 John Sullivan sues John and Mary Fleming for sales commission, years ago, 05/24/1929:6 10/15/1926:2 Taunton man has record catch in Lakeville 25 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Fleming, John J. Endres catches 3-lb., 5-oz. perch from Muttock bridge 25 years ago, Pleads not guilty to drunk driving, drunkenness, reckless driving, 08/23/1929:8 07/30/1926:1 Fisk, Allan Fined $5 for operating vehicle without a license, 08/06/1926:1 Purchases new car, 04/01/1927:4 Fleming, Mary Fisk, Allen A. John Sullivan sues John and Mary Fleming for sales commission, Accepts post at Presbyterian hospital in New York City, 07/01/1927:1 10/15/1926:2 Fisk, Arthur P. Fleming, Mrs John Purchases new Pontiac Landau, 07/01/1927:2 Sells Oak St house to E.N Niro, 10/01/1926:6 Fisk, Frank R. Flood, Hazel A. Fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching intersection, Engaged to Ray N. Pickering, 07/13/1928:1 11/08/1929:2 Wed to Roy W. Pickering, 09/07/1928:4 Fisk, Frank Raymond Flood, Hazel Arleen Engaged to Anna May Manwaring, 06/08/1928:4 Engaged to Ray Wood Pickering, 08/10/1928:5 Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 Flood, Norman Linwood Wed to Anna Mae Manwaring, 07/06/1928:4 Engaged to Phyllis May Eldridge, 03/02/1928:4 Fiske, Arthur Wedding described, 03/16/1928:1 Employed at State Farm, 07/13/1928:1, 07/12/1929:5 Wed to Phyllis May Eldredge, 03/16/1928:4 Fiske, Raymond Flood, Viella L. Engaged to Anna Manwaring, 06/22/1928:1 Files for divorce, 10/28/1927:6 Fitch, Emma L. Flood, William Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/14/1928:9 Wife files for divorce, 10/28/1927:6 Fitch, Roger Floods (see Disasters) Wedding described, 09/25/1925:3 Florend, Joseph Fitting, Louis E., Jr. New sawyer at Atwood's mill, 03/22/1929:9 Falls from hay load onto head, 07/29/1927:1 Atwood's sawyer injured in auto accident, 07/26/1929:7 Fittz, Hervey Back at work at L.O. Atwood's mill after accident, 09/27/1929:3 Oak St homestead purchased by Sullivan and Bearse 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8

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Florida Flynn, Edward W.B. Munroe writes on trip to Florida (l), 03/13/1925:7 Resides in Bridgewater, 07/29/1927:2 D.D. Sullivan addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on trip to Daughter born, 08/09/1929:5 Florida, 03/25/1927:2 Flynn, Edward M. Flowers What is a circus ? (l), 07/22/1927:7 see also Leland Carnation Co.; Nurseries (plant) Flynn, Elizabeth Mary Kingman's night-blooming cereus opens 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Wed to Joseph John Julian, 01/28/1927:4 Kingman has exceptional display of roses 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Flynn, James Beautiful display worth ride by Shattuck's Plymouth St residence, Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 08/07/1925:5 Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 L.P. Thatcher's night-blooming cereus beautiful 50 years ago, Flynn, Joseph 08/14/1925:7 Purchases Warrentown farm from Edward Larsen, 04/12/1929:4 John Miller has over 3,000 gladioli, 08/28/1925:5 Flynn, Nora Harold Peck picks spray of lilac blossoms, 10/30/1925:6 Resides in Bridgewater, 07/29/1927:2 William Brackett picks mayflower in full bloom, 11/20/1925:1 Flynn, Thomas Charles Reed picks bouquet of pansies, 11/27/1925:7 Son born, 12/21/1928:4 Dandelions in full bloom along ice covered stream, 12/04/1925:1 Flynn, William Stephen Kelley finds dandelion in full bloom, 12/25/1925:4 Gets suspended sentence for drunkenness, 06/08/1928:1 Pussy willows a sign of spring, 02/26/1926:6 Gets one year at State Farm, 06/15/1928:1 Marion Wilbur and Bessie Sisson have lady slippers in bloom, Flynn, William H. 04/16/1926:2 Arrested for drunkenness, 09/02/1927:1 Henry Sears ships lily-of-the-valley bulbs to California and Oregon, F.N. Gibbs Flower Shop 04/30/1926:2 Blooms on display (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Mrs Levi Crane's Easter lily blooms again, 09/03/1926:1 Foberbou, John L.P. Thatcher's night-blooming cereus and cactus grandiflorus put on Son born, 05/25/1928:4 show 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Fogg, Susan Mrs Millard Raymond's Easter lily in bloom, 09/17/1926:1 Obituary, 03/13/1925:1 Mrs George Keedwell's Easter lily in bloom, 09/24/1926:1 Derry, NH woman dies at age 90, 03/13/1925:4 Mrs James Gurney has Easter lily in bloom, 10/08/1926:7 Foglia, Carl Robert Kingman's chrysanthemums in bloom 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Born to John and Virginia Giberti, 12/24/1926:2 Tessier's violets blooming before cold snap, 12/03/1926:7 Foglia, John Pansies in bloom at Montgomery Home, 02/04/1927:4 Son born, 10/16/1925:1, 12/24/1926:2 Eldora Shaw has mayflowers in bloom, 02/18/1927:6 Foglia, Virginia Giberti Pussy willows herald spring, 02/18/1927:6 Son born, 10/16/1925:1, 12/24/1926:2 Pussy willows bloom on West Side, 02/25/1927:1 Foist, William Pussy willows spotted at Rock, 03/04/1927:7 Dies in New York, 01/18/1929:9 Higgins finds very rare orchid in Highland woods, 05/27/1927:3 Foley, Thomas F.N. Gibbs Flower Shop (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Moves to Elm St, 08/20/1926:2 Eaton Family school host to night blooming cereus 50 years ago, Moves from Elm St to Taunton, 11/04/1927:1 08/19/1927:6 Folger (Mr) Mrs Barden's night blooming cereus attracts crowd 25 years ago, Standish & Folger contract to carry mails from depot 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 07/01/1927:6 Louisa Spooner has Easter lilies in bloom, 09/30/1927:7 Folger, W. Irving Mae Carver's Easter lilies in bloom, 10/21/1927:2 Thacher Lucas' store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), Mrs Edward Downing has Easter lilies in bloom, 11/04/1927:2 05/28/1926:1 Margaret Quelle picks bouquet of sweet peas, 11/04/1927:3 Follansbee, Arthur Rose still blooming in Rock, 11/04/1927:7 On Dean's List at Northeastern University, 01/28/1927:5 Despite snow, flowers still bloom, 11/18/1927:3 Fones, Mrs Henry Etta Tessier's violets in full bloom, 12/09/1927:3 Resides in Ashland, NH, 05/29/1925:1 Hathaway picks mayflowers 25 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Fontaine, Artemise Pussy willows and violets reminders of spring, 03/16/1928:6 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Dandelions in bloom at Atwood's mill, 03/30/1928:2 Widow of Frank F. dies at age 69, 01/13/1928:3 Burgess & Boardman, pansies ready (ad), 04/27/1928:10 Food Walter Alger, gladioli bulbs (ad), 05/25/1928:10 see also Dairies; Fruit; Vegetables Mrs A.D. Chisholm grows 10.5-ft. sunflower, 09/07/1928:4 Mrs W.S. Hardy, whole grain wheat (ad), 03/12/1926:7 Silas Thomas grows 10+-ft. sunflower, 09/07/1928:4 Fresh pork takes price jump 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Marie Kirkwood has two roses growing from same stem, 10/12/1928:9 Eggs at 40 cents per dozen 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Easter lily in bloom at home of Mary Raymond, 10/26/1928:1 Eggs scarce 25 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Unseasonable blooms picked, 11/23/1928:1 Price of fresh pork jumps 25 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Whitman Higgins, Jr. collects signs of spring, 02/22/1929:2 Eggs at 12 cents per dozen 50 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 John Morris picks pussy willows, 03/15/1929:3 Flour falls 50 cents per barrel 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 Rare cactus blooms profusely for Mrs Frank Jost, 05/17/1929:2 Sweet potatoes in demand 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Jennie Sampson's night-blooming cereus has two blossoms, Football 08/09/1929:3 Robert Butler tries out at West Point, 09/11/1925:1 S.D. Kelley, cut flowers (ad), 08/09/1929:10 Winthrop Clark plays for Norwich University, 10/28/1927:1 Mrs Archibald has dandelions in bloom, 11/08/1929:4 A. Vincent Boucher practices with team at Holy Cross, 04/26/1929:1 Flutie, Amin William Whitty breaks nose during football practice 25 years ago, Fight with McGillis results in assault charge, 03/20/1925:3 10/25/1929:4 Discharged on charge of assault and battery, 03/27/1925:6 Bernard Johnstone distinguishes himself on gridiron at Colby College, 11/15/1929:6

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Football cont. Forest Fires cont. Bernard Johnstone fullback on all-Maine eleven, 11/22/1929:1 Grass and brush fires on Plymouth, Raven, South Main, and Everett St, Winthrop Clark plays for Norwich University, 11/22/1929:1 05/14/1926:4 Winthrop Clark awarded varsity letter at Norwich University, Starts in East Middleboro, stopped on hill by Cobb's pond, 05/14/1926:5 12/20/1929:1 Blaze starts in Middleboro, spreads to Plympton, 05/21/1926:5 Forbes, Jennie Fire at Green place on Bedford St, 05/28/1926:1 Obituary, 01/15/1926:4, 01/22/1926:3 Rubbish pile burns in South Middleboro woods, 07/09/1926:1 Forbes, John P. Slight blaze in East Middleboro near elk range, 07/23/1926:5 Ordained in Unitarian church 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Grass fire on Fairview St, 09/03/1926:2 Forbes, Robert Few bushes ablaze at Abram Bryant place 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Dies in Whitman, 05/31/1929:4 No great damage in woods near Waterville, 10/08/1926:1 Ford (Mr) Brush fire on East Grove St, 01/07/1927:1 Place on Wareham St sold at auction for $6,750, 07/12/1929:1 Grass fire gets away from Albert Walsh, 02/11/1927:2 Ford, Miriam High winds bring down wire, cause grass fire, 02/11/1927:2 High school teacher resigns, 05/21/1926:7 Over twenty calls in one week, 04/15/1927:1 Ford, Miriam E. Fire season good despite drought, 04/22/1927:5 High school teacher retires, 09/03/1926:3 Wareham St and Fuller St sites of large burns, 04/29/1927:1 Ford, Miriam Elbridge Losses high 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Engaged to John Campbell Gordon DeWolfe, 11/13/1925:1 Repeat blaze on Barden Hill 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Wed to John C.G. DeWolfe, 07/02/1926:4 Timely warning (l) (Tree Lover), 06/24/1927:8 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Bad blaze in woods beyond Atwood's mill, 07/01/1927:7 Forest Fires Brush fire on Plymouth St over the 4th, 07/08/1927:7 Grass fire on Center St near Taunton St, 02/27/1925:1 Brush fire on A. Tremaine Smith's land causes great excitement, Blaze in woods near Purchade, 02/27/1925:2 11/04/1927:7 Brisk brush and grass fire at Westgate's on Smith St, 02/27/1925:2 Brush fire on Parker's land on Plymouth St, 01/13/1928:1 Brisk grass fire between Tom Thumb place and Nemasket River, Brush fire at Drake's on Centre St, 03/02/1928:4 02/27/1925:2 One near Clear pond, another on Chestnut St, 03/09/1928:4 Considerable standing pine burns between Cross St and railroad tracks, Grass fire in field at foot of Rock St, 03/30/1928:1 02/27/1925:2 Blazes near Lakeville line, Acorn St, and between Cherry and East Grass fire at home of King Westgate in Rock, 02/27/1925:2 Grove St, 05/11/1928:10 Brush fires at Muttock and near corner of Center and Cross St, Grass fire between Rock and South Middleboro, 08/24/1928:5 03/06/1925:1 Brush fire off Murdock St, 11/02/1928:1 Grass fire on Plymouth St, 03/13/1925:1 Brush fire near Osborne's bog on Bedford St, 11/30/1928:7 On Cherry St near home of Joseph Perry, 03/27/1925:1 Leaves kindled by hot ashes at Cronan's, 11/30/1928:7 Near Hill cemetery on Plymouth St, 03/27/1925:1 Brush fire on Pleasant St, 01/25/1929:1 In woods north of Keith factory, 03/27/1925:1 Brush fire on Summer St, 01/25/1929:1 In woods on lower end of Everett St, 03/27/1925:1 Grass fire on Courtland St, 01/25/1929:1 Grass fire in back of North Middleboro Congregational, 04/03/1925:4 State, town, railroad, and fire officials meet here, 01/25/1929:7 Brad Cushman loses 100 cords of wood in fire 25 years ago, Grass fires at Boutin's and Guerin's, 03/15/1929:1 04/03/1925:8 Grass fire on Pleasant St, 03/15/1929:4 Blazes on Plymouth St near Purchade, near Bump place, and at lower Grass fires near Cambridge St railroad tracks and off Nemasket St, end of Plain St, 04/10/1925:2 03/22/1929:1 Blazes on South Main St and Wareham St, 04/10/1925:2 Grass fire on east side of Bishop Ave, 03/29/1929:6 Brush fire between Plymouth St and Nemasket River, 04/10/1925:2 Small grass fire on Purchase St and at corner of Wareham and East Brush fire off Precinct St, 04/10/1925:2 Grove St, 04/05/1929:5 Fire in woods owned by Aubrey Clark on Taunton St, 04/10/1925:2 Brush fire at Jones' on Purchase St, 04/12/1929:1 Smoke covers town from blaze between Rhode Island Rd and railroad, Calls to Wareham St and Mayflower Ave, 07/05/1929:1 04/10/1925:2 Forest wardens called to Plymouth St and Tispaquin Pond, 07/05/1929:1 Squad goes to corner of Mill and Clay St, 04/10/1925:8 Old Colony Railroad pays damages for fires along route 50 years ago, Near Miller and Clay St, 04/17/1925:9 07/19/1929:6 Fire consumes barn and woodland on old Thompson place, Rubbish fire spreads at Tispaquin Pond camp, 07/26/1929:1 05/01/1925:8 Pine lot on Plain St burns, 08/09/1929:1 Brush fire on Rhode Island Rd, 05/08/1925:1 Forest Street School Brush fire on elk preserve, 05/08/1925:2 Dedicated 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Brush fire between Wareham and Sachem St, 05/08/1925:5 Lizzie Lucas resigns 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Brush fire near White's hill, 05/15/1925:1 PTA celebrates 29th anniversary of national group, 02/26/1926:3 Brush fires on Cross St and Plymouth St, 05/15/1925:1 Seats and desks adapted to accommodate room for banquets, Woods fire in Lakeville 50 years ago sparked by train, 05/15/1925:7 04/30/1926:3 Brush fires on Plymouth St and in Rocky Meadow, 05/22/1925:1 Major improvements and repairs planned, 09/17/1926:2 Squad called to Jones' pine grove, Everett St bridge, and South PTA holds annual meeting, 06/17/1927:3 Middleboro, 05/22/1925:1 PTA presents Her Step-Husband, 04/27/1928:1 Squad called to old Packard's landing for grass fire, 08/28/1925:5 PTA holds 3rd annual banquet, 06/15/1928:1 Barden Hill blaze caused by squirrel, 10/02/1925:3 PTA presents Ace High, 05/31/1929:1 Brisk blaze on Centre St near Lakeville line, 11/06/1925:5 Forests Blazes on Thompson St, Marion Rd, and South Main St mark beginning see also Trees of fire season, 04/16/1926:1 Discussion of need for town forest, 01/07/1927:4 Several small brush fires along railroad, 04/23/1926:1 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. writes column on town forests, 03/04/1927:1 Brush fire on Wilbur's land in South Middleboro, 04/23/1926:5 Forestry (l) (Emma E. Holloway), 03/25/1927:6 Grass fires off Bedford St and off Plymouth St, 04/30/1926:1 Extracts from paper on forestry by Jesse Carpenter, Jr., 04/08/1927:7

110 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Forests cont. Foundries cont. Lavine Bros., foresters, Plympton St (ad), 09/30/1927:8 Foundry near depot melts over 3 tons of iron per day 50 years ago, High school senior class plants town forest (p), 06/01/1928:4 11/15/1929:6 Fornaciari, Emma 4-H Club Wedding described, 05/11/1928:4 Forms in South Middleboro, 11/25/1927:4 Forsberg, Charles F. Happy-Go-Lucky Clothing club holds annual exhibit, 05/17/1929:2 Obituary, 08/17/1928:1 Fournier, Joseph One-time resident of South Carver, 08/24/1928:1 Found dead at gas plant, 01/16/1925:1 Forsberg, Charles Franklin Dies at age 46, 01/16/1925:4 Holbrook man dies at age 85, 08/17/1928:5 Fournier, Joseph Oliva Forsberg, Emily Dies at age 34, 01/22/1926:4 Funeral held at Central Methodist, 04/01/1927:1 Fourth of July Forsberg, Emily Charlotte Considerable noise, but little unlawful behavior, 07/10/1925:5 Wife of Charles W. dies at age 83, 04/01/1927:4 Passes quietly in Rock, 07/10/1925:6 Forsberg, Flora Outfit from Ira Tinkham's 4th of July trade parade (p), 02/05/1926:1 Resides in Boston, 03/27/1925:2, 02/05/1926:7 Warrant for special meeting to address celebration, 05/28/1926:4 Resides in Cambridge, 03/26/1926:2 Sum of $300 voted for celebration at special town meeting, Employed at Goddard hospital in Brockton, 07/30/1926:3 06/11/1926:5 Resides in Boston, 02/04/1927:5 Celebration committee holds first meeting, 06/11/1926:6 Secretary employed in Cambridge, 08/19/1927:2 Plans move forward, 06/18/1926:1 Resides in Boston, 06/22/1928:8 About 10,000 visit Lakeside Park 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Resides in Brockton, 11/16/1928:6, 04/26/1929:7 Safe and sane celebration, 07/09/1926:1 Forsberg, Oscar Weather conditions ideal for celebration, 07/09/1926:1 Appointed leather buyer for Bridgewater Cooperative Shoe Shop, Passes quietly at Rock, 07/09/1926:5 07/15/1927:6 Committee chair thanks volunteers (l), 07/09/1926:8 Fortin, George Legion, merchants and police chief responsible for downtown Youngster hit by auto driven by Medford man, 10/02/1925:1 decoration, 07/16/1926:1 Fortnightly Club Light the standpipe? (l) (Alvin C. Howes), 08/06/1926:6 South Lakeville group has clubhouse built, 08/21/1925:2 Holiday quiet here, 07/08/1927:7 South Middleboro group opens new clubhouse, 11/27/1925:1 Bill for police service $455 twenty-five years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Fortune, Audrey Fourth District Court Engaged to Henry Young, 11/30/1928:5 Justice George Stetson resigns 25 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Fortune-telling George Starbuck makes alterations to interior of court room, Madame Zola, 66 Pearl St (ad), 11/27/1925:5 02/27/1925:1 Forund, Frederick Renovations complete, 03/13/1925:9 Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 06/01/1928:3 Yearly receipts over $700 in Middleboro 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Fosdick, Lucian J. Judge Alden resigns 25 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 Barn on old "Tom" Maxim place burns, 03/27/1925:1 Nathan Washburn nominated for vacancy 25 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Obituary, 04/01/1927:7 Court clerk's office here, 02/03/1928:8 Foshay, Milford Commissioners reconsider making headquarters of court here, Resides in Newton Centre 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 02/17/1928:1 Foshay, Milford R. Petitions in favor of retention number 300+ fifty years ago, Ordained 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 02/08/1929:7 Foss, Frank E. D.D. Sullivan presides clad in black silk robe, 03/22/1929:1 Obituary, 03/04/1927:1 James McCluskey appointed bail commissioner (p), 09/13/1929:1 Foster, Charles Harold Hurley clerk, 11/22/1929:1 Funeral held in Brockton, 04/02/1926:6 Fowler, Stuart Foster, F.M. At John Bent house in Carver (p), 09/13/1929:1 Takes delivery of cattle at Rock, 03/15/1929:3 Fox Hunting Foster, Harriet Fish and Game Protective Association conducts New Year's hunt, Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 01/09/1925:2 Dies at age 85, 04/09/1926:4 W. Henry Shaw shoots three fox, 01/09/1925:3 Foster, J.M. Alton Sisson shoots large fox, 01/09/1925:4 Auction sale at Highland St farm (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Henry Tinkham shoots first of season, 10/02/1925:6 Small herd of cattle unloaded at Rock for delivery to farm, 05/11/1928:2 Henry Tinkham takes three fox so far this fall, 10/09/1925:3 Takes delivery of load of cattle at Rock station, 10/19/1928:3 Herbert Wilbur shoots fox in Lakeville 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Takes delivery of 23 head of cattle at Rock station, 12/07/1928:2 Henry Shaw shoots fine specimen, 12/04/1925:6 Receives carload of cattle, 04/19/1929:2 Aaron Beech kills four in one week, 01/01/1926:1 Receives carload of cows from New Hampshire, 08/16/1929:4 J.D. Sullivan shoots 12-lb. fox, 01/15/1926:4 Receives carload of cattle from New Hampshire, 09/06/1929:8 Percy Griswold catches 12-lb. dog fox, 01/29/1926:5 Cows from accredited herds (ad), 09/20/1929:5 Henry Tinkham first man at Rock to get fox, 10/01/1926:9 Foster, Joseph Henry Tinkham gets second fox of season, 10/08/1926:2 Takes delivery of carload of cows, 02/15/1929:3 Preston Robbins shoots fox from barn door, 10/22/1926:1 Pet dog killed by auto, 06/14/1929:4 Chessman Coombs shoots 15-lb. fox, 11/12/1926:2 Foster, Thomas Henry Shaw gets a fox, 11/12/1926:3 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 J.D. Sullivan shoots 12-lb. fox, 11/19/1926:7 Foundries Henry Tinkham recognized for skill, 12/03/1926:1 see also LeBaron Foundry Co. Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Assoc holds Thanksgiving hunt, Wages docked 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 12/03/1926:3 Henry Shaw gets second of season, 12/10/1926:6

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Fox Hunting cont. Franco-American Association (see French Artisans Society) Fish and Game Association hunt only yields two, 01/07/1927:4 Frank, John H. Henry Tinkham gets fine specimen, 10/21/1927:7 Purchases Henry Porter homestead 25 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 John Sullivan gets a fox, 11/11/1927:4 Frank, Nelson Roy Coombs shoots two this week, 11/18/1927:1 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 George Shaw shoots 12.5-lb. fox by moonlight, 11/18/1927:3 Frank Phinney & Son (see Phinney, Frank) Lewis Shaw gets fox, 12/02/1927:6 Franklin, Nettie J. Henry Shaw shoots his second, 12/09/1927:6 Lakeville folks attend wedding, 07/01/1927:1 Noted East Middleboro hunter Bradford gets 7th fox of season, Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 12/30/1927:1 Wed to Charles R. Arnold, 07/01/1927:4 Bradford Cushman shoots fox, 01/13/1928:1 Fraser, Josephine Elisha Cudworth shoots a fine fox, 01/20/1928:2 Dies as result of burns after explosion, 08/17/1928:1 Parkhurst and Shaw shoot fox 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Frasier, Lillian Henry Shaw's fox hound helps Elisha Cudworth, 01/27/1928:2 Wed to Louis Short, 11/04/1927:7 Henry Shaw gets second fox of season, 02/17/1928:3 Frasier, Mrs A.W. Roland Tinkham shoots fine fox, 02/24/1928:7 Dies in Nova Scotia, 03/09/1928:6 George Barney kills kitten fox 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Frates, Mary Hale shoots fox in Coombs hen yard 25 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Obituary, 05/20/1927:5 Percy Griswold gets two fox on Bedford St, 12/21/1928:1 Frates, Mary A. Henry Tinkham shots fine specimen, 01/11/1929:2 Widow of Anthony J. dies at age 69, 05/20/1927:4 Williamson and Cushman successful, 01/11/1929:3 Frates, Mary G. Earl Cushman shoots two fox in one day, 02/01/1929:3 Montgomery Home residents pay tribute, 05/20/1927:4 Bradford K. and Earle Cushman experienced hunters, 02/08/1929:3 Fraud E.. Lester Bradford gets two fox with single shot, 02/08/1929:7 Circus accompanied by usual gang of gamesters and shysters, Fish and Game Protective Association holds annual hunt, 12/06/1929:2 07/08/1927:1 George Williamson shoots fox, 12/13/1929:5 Local police use disguise to catch circus shysters, 07/15/1927:3 Samuel Osgood bags 11-lb. fox, 12/20/1929:1 Bunco artist Meyer in court 25 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Foy, John Trust Co. loses over $200 in fake check operation, 02/24/1928:1 Dies in Cambridge, 03/25/1927:7 Trust Co.'s fraudulent check case against Sunderland continued, Foye, Arthur L. 03/02/1928:1 Barn burns down 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Case against Sunderland dismissed, 03/16/1928:2 Foye, C. Myrtis Warning of fake silk stocking salesman, 01/18/1929:8 Obituary, 01/23/1925:1 Recently released inmate wanted for passing bad check, 07/19/1929:6 Foye, Carrie Mertis Frazee, Faith Wife of Arnold L. dies at age 57, 01/23/1925:5 Wed to Michael Gordon Jamba, 07/16/1926:3 Foye, Donald Leach Fred, Annie Born to Harold, 08/14/1925:1 Wedding described, 12/11/1925:1 Foye, Eunice Wed to William Sullivan, 12/11/1925:4 Lets School St apartment to Ivan Shaw, 10/07/1927:1 Fred, Manuel Lets School St apartment to George Elliott, 09/06/1929:1 Moves to Sachem St home purchased from Fickert, 10/02/1925:1 Foye, Fred Fred, Manuel L., Jr. Funeral held in Middleboro, 01/29/1926:7 Loses control of auto on Sachem St, 08/24/1928:1 Foye, Fred M. Fredendal, N. Obituary, 01/22/1926:1 Sells Tispaquin St farm to Minkle, 02/10/1928:6 Foye, Harold Fredendal, Nat Son born, 08/14/1925:1 And others sell Tispaquin St farm to Joseph Minkle, 01/27/1928:4 Foye, I.M. Frederick Lobl Co. (see Lobl, Frederick) Opens singing school in Rochester 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Fredette, George Foye, Irma Park Theatre manager replaced by Stanton, 12/06/1929:2 Spare auto rim stolen, 05/20/1927:10 Freed, Hilda Foye, Irma O. And Gerda Erickson opens lunch room in Thatcher's Row, 09/02/1927:7 Engaged to Edward O. Goodhue, 07/27/1928:4 Freeman, Alexander H. Wed to Edward W. Goodhue, 08/03/1928:3 Obituary, 06/07/1929:6 Foye, Samuel Freeman, Alice Emma Wilbur slightly injured when struck by Foye's auto, 06/03/1927:1 Resides in Everett, 05/29/1925:1 Foye, Samuel James Freeman, Alton S. Engaged to Lyda Beatrice Smith, 04/05/1929:4 Thompson St couple marries 25 years, 07/10/1925:1 Wed to Lyda Beatrice Smith, 04/19/1929:4 Chimney fire on Thompson St, 02/24/1928:5 France School Freeman, Andrew Old building not used by rum runners, 12/10/1926:4 Falls, fractures rib, 10/18/1929:1 Old schoolhouse stands empty, 01/28/1927:1 Freeman, Benjamin Town meeting vote to sell schoolhouse, 02/24/1928:1 Old Freeman house on Fuller St (p), 01/20/1928:1 Request for sealed bids for purchase of building, 03/02/1928:9 Freeman, Elisha Schoolhouse sold to E.A. Sisson, lot sold to Harrison Shurtleff, Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 03/23/1928:9 Old house on Fuller St (p), 01/20/1928:1 Harrison Shurtleff files complaint of vandalism, 09/07/1928:1 Freeman, Everett Francis, E. Maude Moves to Rochester Centre, 04/03/1925:6 Employed at Town Meeting House, 10/11/1929:1 Freeman, Howard Francis, William J. Attendant resigns from State Farm asylum, 05/04/1928:4 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1

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Freeman, Josiah Fruit cont. Old Freeman house on Fuller St (p), 01/20/1928:1 B.F. Tripp sells about 10,000 oranges 50 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 Freeman, Mrs Alton S. Gang of boys raids Benjamin Caswell's cherry trees, 06/14/1929:1 Attacked and bitten by dog in Cobb's yard, 06/28/1929:1 Mrs A.B. Paun successfully raises lemons 25 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Freeman, Ralph Mrs Lyman Thomas petitions selectmen for abatement to spray orchard, Wed to Ella Brewster Cornish, 07/02/1926:9 11/08/1929:3 Freeman, Russell A. Frummerin, Catherine E. Son born, 01/04/1929:4 Funeral held in Brockton, 11/20/1925:4 Freeman, Russell Alton Fryer, W.F. Wed to Martha Janette Davis, 02/11/1927:4 Autoist strikes pedestrian James McCarthy, 11/13/1925:6 Freeman Daughaday Company Billie Morris resigns 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 W.H. Luther & Sons purchases Cambridge St property, 11/06/1925:2 Tempest startles Dr Fryer's horse 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Freitas, George F.T. Anderson & Sons Engaged to Cordelia Eldridge, 06/21/1929:4 Makers of pianos (ad), 05/13/1927:4 Wed to Cordelia M. Eldridge, 07/05/1929:4 Install new piano in high school auditorium, 08/19/1927:1 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 Fuel Oil Freitas, Henry F.H. Dutra, furnace fuel oil (ad), 10/18/1929:6 Charged with assault on Leander Pike, 12/09/1927:1 Fugitives from Justice Assault and battery case filed, 06/22/1928:10 Local barber Arthur Martin arrested, 06/26/1925:1 Freitas, Joseph Fuller (Mr) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1927:5 Carries handsome peaches to Boston market 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 French, S. Frederick Carpenter has frame up for Leonard house 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Purchases Pleasant St estate from J. Frank Gardner, 11/30/1928:1 Fuller, Ada Purchases Pleasant St farm from J. Frank Gardner, 12/07/1928:1 Obituary, 10/19/1928:3 Purchases Pleasant St home from J. Frank Gardner, 01/11/1929:3 Fuller, Albert H. Makes improvements to kitchen at Backus Memorial Baptist Church, Obituary, 03/26/1926:1 07/12/1929:5 Fuller, Bert French Artisans Society Employed by J.T. McKechnie, 08/19/1927:1 Annual Mardi-Gras ball complete success, 02/27/1925:1 Fuller, C.B., Jr. Annual Mardi Gras ball attracts 400, 02/19/1926:1 Acquires interest in Rand Motor Sales Co., 10/01/1926:3 Mardi Gras ball presents Boston orchestra, 03/04/1927:1 Fuller, Delbert Holds annual Mardi Gras ball, 02/24/1928:1, 02/15/1929:9 Fined $15 for driving motorcycle without a license, 08/14/1925:1 Frietas, John Fuller, Elva Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Born to Frederick M., 07/12/1929:4 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Fuller, Ernest Frisbee, Anna F. Son born, 09/04/1925:2 Will in probate, 04/15/1927:4 Fuller, Ernest W. Frisbie, Anna F. Son born, 09/04/1925:4, 12/07/1928:7 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Fuller, Frank N. Widow of Albert dies at age 82, 03/11/1927:6 Blacksmith, 10 Station St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Frizzell, Harold E. Fuller, Frederick M. Employed at Keith factory, 10/30/1925:6 Daughter born, 07/12/1929:4, 07/19/1929:2 Frizzell, Harold Everett Fuller, Granville D. Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Sails for France to decorate graves of local boys, 09/16/1927:7 Wed to Suzanna McFarlin, 10/14/1927:4 Fuller, Harry Wed to Suzanne McFarlin, 11/18/1927:4 Chimney fire at Benton St home, 08/10/1928:1 Frost, George Fuller, Herman Police help in recovery of lost goat, 09/18/1925:1 "Bones" champion ready to take on all comers 25 years ago, Frost, William H. 05/29/1925:3 Purchases Florida Barbecue on Cape Road from William O'Connor, Fuller, Josephine M. 05/11/1928:5 Obituary, 03/19/1926:1 Fruit Wife of Adelbert dies at age 33, 03/19/1926:4 see also Apples; Berries; Melons; Peaches; Polisson & Athanasios Fuller, L. Florence Boston Fruit Co. owners do "Arab disappearing" act, 01/02/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/28/1926:6 Alton Briggs executive secretary of Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange, Fuller, Laura 02/13/1925:4 Sells homestead to Cecil Bissonnette, 12/23/1927:2 Apple, pear, peach, cherry, plum, strawberry and lilac in blossom Fuller, Laura F. simultaneously 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Dennett loses nearly $1,000 in fruit to frost 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Dies at age 82, 04/15/1927:4 Simultaneous blooming occurs again, 05/15/1925:3 Petition for license to sell real estate, 01/27/1928:3 Mrs Edward Sisson's lemon tree produces prolifically, 03/05/1926:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 08/10/1928:10 F.A. Harlow opens fruit and ice cream business 50 years ago, Fuller, Lotta M. 06/18/1926:6 Origin of Cherry St's name (l), 07/19/1929:6 Wild cherries plentiful, 09/10/1926:1 Fuller, Lucius Premiums awarded to local folks at Plymouth fair 50 years ago, Lightning leaps from pole to Fuller house, 07/30/1926:1 11/19/1926:6 Fuller, Marcus Josiah Cushing grows 11-inch pear 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Purchases mail contract for Plymouth to MB 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Kingman grows hothouse oranges 50 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 James Cole appointed estate administrator 50 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Oneto sells bananas 25 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Fuller, Martha W. Concerning grapefruit (l) (Forest E. Thomas), 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 02/13/1925:1

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Fuller, Mary Furniture cont. Obituary, 10/23/1925:4 Substantial addition built on Charles Bourne's furniture store, Fuller, Maurice 06/07/1929:1 Son born, 09/10/1926:1 Furriers Fuller, Maurice L. F.J. Mitchell on South Main St (ad), 11/11/1927:5 Arrested on warrant from New Bedford, 10/22/1926:1 Futardo, Manuel Fuller, Milton Bradford Inquest held into drowning, 07/17/1925:1 Born to Ernest W., 09/04/1925:4 Results of inquest, 08/14/1925:2 Fuller, Mrs Arthur B. F.W. Hampshire Corp. Obituary, 01/11/1929:1 New concern to produce Snowfire and Ozilene medications, Fuller, Mrs Salome M. 10/05/1928:1 In memoriam, 10/22/1926:4 F.W. Woolworth & Co. Fuller, Salome Lillian Littlejohn resigns, 02/13/1925:9 Former resident of North Carver, 10/30/1925:6 Ethel Turner saleslady, 04/24/1925:1 Fuller, Salome M. Legal notice of failure to comply with Retail Store Decree (ad), Widow of Ansel dies at age 82, 10/23/1925:4 06/12/1925:5 Obituary, 10/30/1925:1 Deschenes replaces Callan as bookkeeper, 07/10/1925:4 Fuller, Samuel Employs Josephine Casey, 07/31/1925:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 Employs Lillian Littlejohn, 08/14/1925:10 Fuller, Seth Employs Ethel Turner, 08/21/1925:1 Fire at Pleasant St place 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Employs Inezetta Bradley, 09/04/1925:1 Fuller, Thomas Employs Maxine Sturgis, 09/18/1925:7 Contracts to build dwelling for F.E. Packard 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Susanne McFarlin accepts post, 09/25/1925:4 Contracts to build for Leonard brothers 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Employs Irene Quigley, 10/02/1925:4 Builds on Muttock for Landgrebe 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Employs May LeBonville, 06/04/1926:1 Builds stable at Durfee homestead 50 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Employs Lillian Littlejohn, 07/16/1926:1 Fuller, Thomas H. Employs Algesa Falconeiri, 07/30/1926:1 Builds ornate house on Centre St 50 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 Employs Inezetta Bradley, 08/06/1926:8 Fuller Motor Sales Co. Francis Brown new manager, 03/18/1927:6 Formerly Rand Motor Sales Co. (ad), 03/11/1927:4 Manager Partington transfers to East Blue Hill Ave store in Boston, Auto painting (ad), 07/22/1927:8 03/18/1927:6 Ford dealer (ad), 07/22/1927:8 F.K. Brown manager, 08/12/1927:1 Employs Warren Stafford and Gordon Keith, 05/11/1928:1 Gladys Wall resigns, 11/04/1927:2 Warren Stafford resigns, 11/09/1928:1 Medford firm begins work on new Centre St block, 01/13/1928:1 Fullgraff, Alice Alden Pierce Hardware awarded contract for heating and plumbing new Centre Obituary, 02/24/1928:4 St block, 02/10/1928:6 Fulwiler, Arthur W. Employs Alice Drake, 04/13/1928:3 Occupies Saunders' Court End Ave apartment, 09/11/1925:5 Grand re-opening (ad), 04/20/1928:2 Daughter born, 04/22/1927:1 Funeral Industry G see also Egger's Undertaking Parlors; Soule, William L. Gabrey, Evelyn A. Colonial Casket Co. undertaker pleads not guilty to larceny, Wife of Louis dies at age 59, 03/04/1927:4 08/21/1925:1 Gabrey, Hattie T.M. Wood, undertaker and embalmer (ad), 10/07/1927:8 Wed to William H. Rogers, 07/10/1925:6 Bridgewater undertaker Charnock opens branch here 25 years ago, Gabrey, Joseph 12/21/1928:6 Police return from Maine with wanted man, 01/30/1925:1 Furnaces (see Heating and Heating Contractors) Court orders father to pay $10 per week to children, 02/06/1925:1 Furnishings Gabrey, Joseph W. see also Egger, William Auto collides with Mattapan driver at Sachem and Wood St, Beacon Blankets, 37 Center St (ad), 09/30/1027:7 08/31/1928:8 Herbert Long, Jr. window shade shop, East Main St (ad), 12/18/1925:3 Gabrey, Louis New Bedford Blanket Co. forced to vacate 37 Center St (ad), Small barn and shed on Gabrey's property burn after struck by lightning, 11/11/1927:3 07/13/1928:1 Furniture Fined $10 for drunkenness, 11/23/1928:2 see also Brackett, Guy; Egger, William - Furniture Store; Johnson Bros. Grass fire off Nemasket St, 03/22/1929:1 Furniture Co.; Kahn's Middleboro Music and Furniture Store; Soule's Gabrey, Velmore C. Furniture Store Son of Joseph and Ruth E. Dyer dies at age 3, 07/06/1928:4 Frank Goodick, upholsterer (ad), 07/10/1925:4 Gabrey, Victor E. Nelson & Son, antique furniture repair, Cherry St (ad), 11/27/1925:8 Spanish War veteran given military funeral, 03/20/1925:1 John S. Williams & Co. changes name 25 years ago, Household Dies at age 59, 03/20/1925:4 Furniture Co., 10/22/1926:3 Gabrey, William J. Joe's Furniture Store, 161 Center St (ad), 12/03/1926:4 Placed on probation for assault on wife, 02/13/1925:3 Chairs from Henry Savage estate attract attention at Egger's, Gabry, Joseph M. 06/29/1928:1 Wed to Ruth E. Dyer, 10/29/1926:4 Correction to article on chairs, 07/06/1928:1 Gager, Arthur Fire at Jones Bros. on North Main St block (p), 08/24/1928:1 Daughter born, 01/23/1925:2 W. Wilmot, second hand furniture (ad), 10/05/1928:10 Gager, Phyllis Jones Bros. install furniture for Bristol County Social Club 25 years ago, Born to Arthur, 01/23/1925:2 05/10/1929:8

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Gagnon, F.H. Gamache, Paul E. Old reliable tailor, Centre and Pearl St (ad), 06/12/1925:5 Collides with Pennsylvania driver on Centre St, 09/02/1927:1 New tailor shop at 167 Centre St (ad), 11/25/1927:4 Gamache, Paul Emil Tailor still in business at 167 Center St (ad), 11/23/1928:4 Wed to Rhea Carroll, 07/16/1926:4 Gagnon, Fred H. Gamache, Rita I. Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 10/19/1928:5, 03/22/1929:4 Infant daughter of Jules and Evinie Provost dies, 01/04/1929:4 Gagnon, John B. Gamble, Helen Gagnon's Garage, East Main St at the Green (ad), 10/09/1925:5 Moves to Belmont, 01/13/1928:1 Gagnon, Joseph Gambling Born to Oscar, 05/22/1925:1 Peter Zakarian pleads not guilty to gaming charge, 12/04/1925:2 Fairhaven driver strikes Joseph Gagnon in Lakeville, 08/20/1926:2 Zakarian fined $25 for possession of gaming implements, 12/11/1925:4 Gagnon, Melba Bail set for Leonard Proctor on liquor and gaming charges, Starts nurses' training at Brighton Hospital, 01/14/1927:4 12/18/1925:1 Takes nurses' training in Brighton, 09/02/1927:7 Leonard Proctor fined $50, 12/25/1925:1 Gagnon, Mrs Albert James McKechnie fined $10 for possession of gaming implements, Resides in Nashua, NH, 03/30/1928:2 10/01/1926:1 Gagnon, Mrs Albert A. Joseph Sinauski committed to term at industrial school in Shirley, Resides in Nashua, NH, 03/05/1926:5 01/27/1928:1 Gagnon, Oscar Six arrested in raid at home of Joseph Teceno, 03/29/1929:2 Son born, 05/22/1925:1 Gaming implements seized from Leon Allen ordered destroyed, Gagnon's Garage 08/09/1929:2 East Main St at the Green (ad), 10/09/1925:5 Games Gailius, Antone Willard Dunham owns pack of old-time Union playing cards, Tax collector's sale, 03/25/1927:5 08/16/1929:1 Galanto, Tony Gammons (Mr) Five-room tenement to let (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Gale, Dorothy Gammons, Carleton B. Resides in New York City, 12/20/1929:1 Accepts post in Texas with petroleum company, 09/11/1925:8 Gale, Minot W. Gammons, C.F. Obituary, 02/11/1927:1 C.F. Gammons & Co., 8 Clifford St (ad), 01/29/1926:5 Petition for administration of estate, 02/18/1927:5 Gammons, Charles Administratrix presents account of estate, 04/19/1929:5 Descendant of Isaac Perkins, 06/07/1929:2 Gale, Ruth L. Gammons, D. Melvern Called to church in Oakland, NJ, 05/17/1929:1 Appointed high school baseball coach, 01/30/1925:3 Gale, Warren S. Young Norman Hale drowns in Gammons' cesspool, 06/05/1925:2 Leases Main St space for bottling tonics 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Galfre, Ernestina New YMCA physical director, 06/03/1927:7 Obituary, 03/20/1925:1 YMCA director cuts hand on glass, 07/20/1928:8 Galfre, Ernestine M. YMCA physical director passes exam to be basketball official, Wife of Bartholomew dies at age 50, 03/13/1925:4 03/01/1929:1 Galfre, Espezzia Gammons, D.M. Engaged to Ilario J. Gola, 01/08/1926:1 Meeting for those interested in baseball twilight league (l), 04/20/1928:2 Galfre, Espezzia A. Gammons, Edith Wed to Ilario Gola, 06/03/1927:4 Engaged to William J. Robb, 05/27/1927:9 Wedding described, 06/03/1927:6 Gammons, E.H. Galfre, Fred Call for sealed bids for 100 aces in South Middleboro (ad), 12/16/1927:6 Youngster struck by auto driven by Paul Horsman, 02/11/1927:1 Gammons, Emma Gallagher, John V. Sister dies in Oakland, CA, 05/28/1926:10 Pinned beneath car after skidding and rolling over, 12/14/1928:11 Gammons, Emma J. Gallagher, J.V. Appointed acting postmaster at South Middleboro, 10/22/1926:9 Rhode Island reds for sale (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Gammons, Ephraim Red pullets for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:10 South Middleboro couple married 57 years, 01/15/1926:6 Gallante, Leonardo Radio installed at home, 01/22/1926:6 Son of Antonio and Angeline Iampetro dies at age 1, 08/27/1926:4 Gammons, Ephraim H. Galligan, Alma G. Dies at age 81, 09/10/1926:4 Wed to John B. Giberti, 09/06/1929:1, 4 Obituary, 09/10/1926:4, 09/17/1926:2 Galligan, Alma Gertrude Petition for administration of estate, 10/01/1926:5 Engaged to John Giberti, 08/09/1929:5 Gammons, Ferdinand C. Galligan, Edward W. Obituary, 03/01/1929:1 Son born, 07/24/1925:1 Bequeaths $500 to South Middleboro ME Church, 03/08/1929:1 Galligan, Mary O'Hara Gammons, Fred Son born, 07/24/1925:1 Son born, 02/13/1925:1 Gallus, Tony Soloist at Union church in South Carver, 07/09/1926:3 Chimney fire at Summer St home, 01/22/1926:4 Setter takes award at Boston dog show, 03/04/1927:6 Gamache, Henry Shoots a deer, 12/16/1927:2 Escapes death after struck by boulder, 05/06/1927:1 Gets spike horn buck on Marion Rd, 12/16/1927:3 Gamache, Horace Vaughan St house destroyed by fire, 08/30/1929:2 Son born, 04/10/1925:1 Gammons, Frederick Gamache, Jean B. And others perform at Methodist church in Cataumet, 08/17/1928:1 Obituary, 12/17/1926:1

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Gammons, Geo. T.M. Garber, Isadore Purchases John Shaw homestead from Holmes heirs at auction 25 years Sells Pleasant St farm to Charles Johnson and Carl Hagstrom, ago, 10/09/1925:8 01/30/1925:2 Gammons, George T.M. Garde, Edward Petition for administration of estate, 06/12/1925:2 Moves from South Middleboro to Rock, 09/25/1925:6 Gammons, Herman Moves to Gates' tenement on Miller St, 10/09/1925:3 Attends MIT 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Moves to Smith St, 05/20/1927:4 Gammons, Jennie Gardner (Mr) Takes postal clerk exam 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Purchases White Arbor tea room, 07/26/1929:2 Gammons, Jennie M. Gardner, David Takes postal clerk exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Moves into house at Rock, 07/09/1926:5 Successful competitor in postal exam 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Loses post as flagman at Rock station, 04/29/1927:7 Gammons, John Moves to Rochester, 05/20/1927:4 Resides in West Barnstable, 09/03/1926:5 Gardner, Edward C. High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Purchases White Arbor from Mae Newcomb, 07/05/1929:1 Gammons, John W. Gardner, Frank P. Obituary, 11/04/1927:1 Fire at White Arbor Tea Room quickly extinguished, 01/13/1928:1 Gammons, Lorenzo Gardner, J. Frank And Joseph Miniki crash at corner of Oak and Peirce St, 09/03/1926:1 Sells Pleasant St estate to S. Frederick French, 11/30/1928:1 Gammons, Mel Moves to Elmwood, 11/30/1928:5 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Sells farm on Pleasant St to S. Frederick French, 12/07/1928:1 Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Sells Pleasant St home to S. Frederick French, 01/11/1929:3 Gammons, Mrs William W. Resides in Elmwood, 10/25/1929:8 District sales manager for Great Eastern Manufacturing company, Gardner, James F. 10/16/1925:8 Resigns from Board of Assessors, 01/02/1925:5 Gammons, Randolph E. Middleboro assessor moves to Elmwood, 11/23/1928:1 Escapes serious injury when auto rolls over in Fall River, 08/09/1929:1 Gardner, John Gammons, Stella R. Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 11/12/1926:3 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 Gardner, Laura Isabella Wife of Morton L. dies at age 65, 03/30/1928:4 Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 Gammons, Stephen Gardner, Mrs David Daughter born, 04/03/1925:3 Night nurse at Montgomery Home, 05/13/1927:6 Dies in Harwich, 01/15/1926:5 Former Rock resident injured in auto accident, 07/20/1928:3 Gammons, Stephen S. Gardner, William Third daughter born, 04/03/1925:4 Daughter born, 08/14/1925:1 Fourth daughter born, 03/18/1927:1 And others charged with walking on railroad tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Gammons, William W. Chimney fire on Fairview St, 12/06/1929:2 Organ recital at Central Congregational features Gammons, Gardner, William Clifford 05/29/1925:1 Son of Ernest dies in Georgia, 05/28/1926:7 Sings for Woman's clubs of Bridgewater and Scituate this season, Dies at age 3, 05/28/1926:10 09/11/1925:8 Gardner, William, Jr. Baritone soloist with Louis B. Walker Quartet, 10/16/1925:10 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 01/07/1927:4 Handsome collie pup killed by auto, 10/30/1925:3 Garey, Patia M. Sings for Bridgewater Woman's Club, 04/09/1926:9 Wife of Bailey W. dies at age 64, 07/29/1927:4 Baritone soloist at Boston church, 08/06/1926:1 Garfield, Auburn Member of Boston church quartet, 09/17/1926:1 Employed at State Farm, 01/14/1927:3 Performs in Boston, 04/08/1927:2 Garfield, John Soloist at memorial service in West Bridgewater, 12/02/1927:3 Named to honorary dramatic society at University of Vermont, Performs baritone solos at Brockton, 03/23/1928:3 03/01/1929:2 Provides musical entertainment at Bridgewater historical society Garfield, John F. meeting, 05/03/1929:1 Gets title role in University of Vermont production, 11/02/1928:1 Ganyer, Edward C. Garfield, John French Sells Taunton Rd farm to Tadisco, 03/20/1925:2 Middleboro High school commencement essay, 06/26/1925:3 Moves into Myra Hammond's house, 06/24/1927:2 Garfield, John P. Killed instantly in collision in Berkley, 12/16/1927:1 Honor for Middleboro pastor (p), 01/09/1925:1 Dies at age 41, 12/16/1927:4 Speaks on race superiority, 01/30/1925:7 Ganyer, Mrs E. Text of sermon on humility, 12/10/1926:1 Drives new Dodge coupe, 04/16/1926:9 Couple married 25 years, 01/06/1928:8 Occupies Smith/McLean house in North Lakeville, 06/11/1926:2 Opposed to Elk's bid for boxing permit, 05/10/1929:10 Garabedian, Alice Garfield, J.P. Engaged to Aedavast Kayajan, 03/22/1929:4 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on missionary work, Wed to Ardavast Kayajan, 04/05/1929:4 10/15/1926:6 Wedding described, 04/05/1929:6 Garfield, Julia O. Garabedian, Carrie Alumnus of Mount Holyoke College, 06/14/1929:1 Engaged to Samuel Kayajan, 03/22/1929:4 Garfield, O.R. Wed to Samuel Kayajan, 04/05/1929:4 Does well at Dartmouth, 03/20/1925:7 Wedding described, 04/05/1929:6 Initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at Dartmouth, 03/04/1927:3 Garade, A.J. Garfield, Owen Purchases Wood St cottage from J.J. McCarthy, 04/13/1928:9 Attends Dartmouth, 04/03/1925:5 Garbage (see Refuse and Refuse Disposal)

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Garfield, Owen R. Gates, Adella Initiated into Math society at Dartmouth, 06/05/1925:1 Lets Miller St place to Henry Pratt, 04/13/1928:6 On Dean's List at Dartmouth, 04/01/1927:1 Leases stock and milk route to Tremaine Smith, 09/07/1928:3 Graduates from Dartmouth, 06/24/1927:10 Gates, Adella E. Awarded Hazeltine prize at Dartmouth, 07/01/1927:2 Benjamin Haskins' case of contract against Gates referred to auditor, Member of Tau Beta Phi at MIT, 05/10/1929:1 10/15/1926:2 Garland, David Wilber Gates, Clinton Born to E.P. and Florence Oldfield, 06/08/1928:5 Daughter born, 02/26/1926:5 Garland, Edward Philip Gates, Delia Wed to Florence Oldfield, 06/24/1927:9 Lets Rock tenement to William Westgate, 01/07/1927:4 Garland, E.P. Gates, Della Son born, 06/08/1928:5 Auto rear-ended on Miller St, 06/04/1926:2 Garland, Florence Oldfield Accepts position at State Farm, 10/22/1926:9 Son born, 06/08/1928:5 Miller St house refit as two tenements, 11/19/1926:6 Garnet (Mr) Resigns from State Farm, 05/06/1927:2 Son born, 03/02/1928:2 Gates, Earl P. Garnett, Clarence Employed by American Red Cross in Washington, DC, 10/18/1929:1 Son born, 01/01/1926:6 Gates, Edith N. Gary, Patia M. Purchases South Main St house from George Crothers, 08/05/1927:9 Obituary, 07/29/1927:1 Gates, Harold Gary, Paul Driver from Plymouth crashes into truck driven by Harold Gates, Engaged to Ethel Haskell, 07/26/1929:4, 6 09/17/1926:1 Gary, Paul E. Reckless driving case continued, 09/24/1926:1 Wed to Ethel B. Haskell, 08/23/1929:4 Fined $20 for reckless driving, 10/01/1926:1 Wedding described, 08/23/1929:4 Son born, 12/24/1926:5 Gary, Paul Elmer Daughter born, 11/08/1929:4 Engaged to Ethel Burgess Haskell, 08/16/1929:4 Gates, Harold Clinton Gaskin, Charles Wed to Ellen Gertrude McCarthy, 08/06/1926:4 Collides with Brockton driver at Everett Square, 09/11/1925:1 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:4 Fined $25 for failure to stop when signaled by police officer, Gates, Mildred Hastings 02/12/1926:1 Wed to Arnold Renzio Salley, 11/02/1928:4 Daughter born, 08/03/1928:3 Gates, Ruth Gaskin, Florence Hazel And Margaret Billing purchase Cleverly place in Warrentown, Wedding described, 09/11/1925:1 11/09/1928:1 Wed to Wallace Albert Bacon, 09/11/1925:4 Gateway Bus Line Gaskins, Charles Discontinues 10 p.m. Wareham trip, 01/13/1928:4 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Selectmen receive letter concerning schedule change, 01/27/1928:1 01/02/1925:5 New schedule in effect, 03/09/1928:1 Gasoline Running times do not suit Rock folks, 08/17/1928:7 see also Automobile Service Stations; Scudder Fuel and Equipment Co. Schedule change, 11/30/1928:7, 01/18/1929:1 Wide variance in prices here, 07/17/1925:2 Late bus from Rock discontinued, 05/17/1929:3 Price cutting war still active here, 08/28/1925:1 Additional service for Armistice Day, 11/08/1929:8 Standard Oil petitions to erect 132,000-gal. tank on Vine St, Gaudette, Ellen Marguerite 04/02/1926:4 Engaged to Francis Herbert Borsari, 05/31/1929:1 Price war waged here, 10/29/1926:1 Engaged to Francis Herbert Bosari, 11/22/1929:4 In short supply 25 years ago, 12/23/1927:2 Gaudette, Eudore Francis Crowley replaces William White as local agent at Standard Oil, Sister dies in Montreal, 03/27/1925:3 01/13/1928:5 Gaudette, George Request for bids from town (ad), 03/22/1929:3 Daughter born, 02/06/1925:5 George Loving awarded contract to supply town, 04/19/1929:4 Purchases Centre St semi-bungalow from Frank LaFlamme, Local suppliers at selectmen's meeting, 05/24/1929:1 10/30/1925:2 Standard Oil rep at selectmen's meeting, 05/24/1929:1 Gaudette, George P. Storage tank proposal for Cambridge St subject of selectmen's meeting, Son born, 04/23/1926:1 07/12/1929:1 Gaudette, Irene Bertha Shell Eastern Petroleum Products, Inc. petitions to erect six 21,000-gal Born to George, 02/06/1925:5 , 07/26/1929:3 Gaudette, Oscar No opposition to Shell Eastern Petroleum tank installation, 08/09/1929:1 Resides in Manchester, NH, 07/10/1925:1 Some opposition to Scudder's gasoline storage tank petition, Gaudette, William Francis 08/30/1929:1 Born to George P., 04/23/1926:1 Supply provided to town not up to standard, 12/06/1929:5 Gauthier, Eleazer Gaston, William A. Chimney fire on Everett St, 10/25/1929:1 Dies in South Carver, 07/22/1927:1 Gauthier, Elzear Gasumus, Peter Mortgagee's sale, 03/02/1928:9 Cahill rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning in Nevertouch Files claim against mortgage company, 03/23/1928:8 Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Gay, Abbie Gasunas, Peter Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Cronan, Ryder, and Cahill rescue skater at Nevertouch Pond, Gay, Abbie Frances 01/14/1927:3 Widow of Hartford F. dies at age 88, 03/11/1927:6 Gates (Mrs) Gay, B.L. Lets Miller St tenement to Edward Garde, 10/09/1925:3 Niece dies, 12/04/1925:1

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Gay, Charles G.E. Keith Shoe Co. – Employees cont. Burglary at Muttock home 50 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Carl Kendall salesman, 02/01/1929:1 Gay, E.A. Employs Louis Gomes, 06/21/1929:1 Son born, 04/06/1928:4 Geddes, Frank Wesley Plaintiff in civil action against Mary Scanlon, 01/11/1929:2 Wed to Frances Elizabeth Penniman, 08/10/1928:1 Gay, Edgar Geography Daughter born, 06/25/1926:9 Selectmen walk the Carver-Middleboro line, 12/04/1925:7 Gay, Edgar A. Bull Jump hamlet of South Middleboro, 05/06/1927:1 Gives St. Luke's a fresh coat of paint, 10/30/1925:3 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Contracts to paint Central Congregational Church, 11/09/1928:1 Middleboro 4th largest town in state 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Gay, Edgar Amos Origin of Cherry St's name (l) (Lotta M. Fuller), 07/19/1929:6 Wed to Myra Pratt Simpson, 09/18/1925:4 George, Jesse Gay, Edith Alberta Resigns as State Farm asylum attendant, 04/27/1928:3 Engaged to Everett Hegarty, 12/02/1927:1 George H. Shaw Co. Wedding described, 06/15/1928:1 Employs Stanley Alger, 07/06/1928:4 Wed to Everett Norman Hegarty, 06/15/1928:4 George Lang & Co. Gay, Ellen New market opens at corner of South Main and Wareham St, Thief frightened away, 09/14/1928:1 03/06/1925:1 Gay, Ellen F. New location at Main and Wareham St (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 E. Frank Shaw resigns, 09/11/1925:1 Widow of Charles F. dies at age 84, 02/01/1929:4 Homer Murtha injured at market, 06/04/1926:1 Funeral held on Wareham St, 02/08/1929:1 Employs Thomas Curley, 08/27/1926:5 Gay, Elmer Employs George Monroe, 10/04/1929:4 And Legionnaires paint interior of Homestead Grocery, 02/12/1926:5 George R. Sampson Co. Gay, Elmer L. Consolidates under NE Brick Co. 25 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Obituary, 03/20/1925:1 George T. Ryder & Co. (see Ryder, George T.) Gay, Leroy George's Men's Shop Opens new store in New York, 06/01/1928:1 George Rosenthal opens new clothing store on Centre St, 03/08/1929:1 Gay, LeRoy Nelson Clothing and haberdashery (ad), 03/08/1929:2 Wed to Evelyn Mildred Pyle, 07/08/1927:4 Suits and overcoats taken in break-in on Centre St, 11/15/1929:1 Gay, Lewis 37 Centre St (ad), 11/15/1929:5 Pleads guilty to reckless driving, 10/02/1925:1 Gerhardt, Ellen Louise Fined $100 for drunk driving, 10/09/1925:1 Obituary, 06/15/1928:1 Pays $50 of $100 fine, 10/23/1925:9 Widow of Joseph G. dies at age 73, 06/15/1928:4 Gay, Mrs Albert Germaine, Clarence S. Breaks rib in auto collision, 10/29/1926:1 Collides with driver from New Bedford, 11/12/1926:6 Gay, Mrs B.L. Gerrior, Leo Sister dies in Somerville, 02/12/1926:8 Son born, 07/16/1926:1 Gay, Mrs Charles Gerrior, Wilfred Lets Reland St apartment to Ralph Seaver, 08/28/1925:5 Dies at age 45, 02/17/1928:4 Lets Reland St house to Malmquist, 05/27/1927:1 No opposition to pension fund for widow, 03/16/1928:7 Gay, William C. Petition for widow's benefit withdrawn, 03/30/1928:9 Sprains ankle leaving symphony hall, 04/27/1928:1 New alarm system proposed at State Farm after death of guards, G.E. Keith Shoe Co. 07/06/1928:1 Sprinkler system sets off alarm, 04/10/1925:2 Gerrior, Wilfred R. Drop in water pressure sets off alarm, 10/16/1925:3 State Farm employee slain in riot, obituary, 02/17/1928:7 Superintendent Kennedy addresses Congregational Mens' club on shoe Gerrior, William industry, 03/19/1926:2 Obituary, 08/14/1925:1 Stops power for two minutes in honor of Armistice Day, 11/19/1926:2 Gerry, Arge Irving Gurney falls from ladder at Keith factory, 03/25/1927:1 Wed to Harry M. Brown, 10/02/1925:1 Kennedy re-elected president of superintendent association, Gerry, Lillian E. 06/03/1927:1 Will in probate, 12/23/1927:9 Shop crew on full time, 08/19/1927:2 Gerry, Lillian Elwood Prospects good for new run, 06/22/1928:7 Obituary, 12/16/1927:1 G.E. Keith Shoe Co. - Employees Wife of Roscoe F. dies at age 56, 12/16/1927:4 Henrietta Wilbur resigns from Keith Co. office, 02/06/1925:9 Gerry, Roscoe Catherine Casey resigns, 06/19/1925:7 Struck by car driven by Halifax man, 12/03/1926:7 Doris Robbins employed in office, 08/21/1925:5 Employed by Murdock Parlor Grate Co. 25 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Employs Mollie MacPherson, 09/11/1925:1 Gibbs (Mrs) Employs Harold Frizzell, 10/30/1925:6 Pet goose reliable layer, 02/24/1928:7 Orrin Smith and Charles Shaw salesmen 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Gibbs, A. Hamilton Employs Ralph Mendall, 01/08/1926:1 And wife Jeanette Phillips famous novel-writing couple, 08/13/1926:7 Employs Mrs Alfred Sylvester and Mrs Seabury Pierce, 02/19/1926:3 And wife arrive in New York from London, 06/03/1927:3 Theodore Mendall moves to Peoria, IL, 02/26/1926:8 Busy writing in Europe, 03/30/1928:1 Alice Porter nurse, 05/21/1926:1, 07/01/1927:5 Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 Mrs Joseph Gibbs employed in office, 07/01/1927:7 Gibbs, Alma Mary Fiola returns after absent one year, 08/19/1927:4 Struck by auto on Centre St, 08/19/1927:6 Carl Kendall promoted to assistant sales manager of Brockton factory, Gibbs, Andrew 10/28/1927:1 Rock folks attend anniversary celebration, 07/23/1926:2 Charles Eaton resigns, 11/02/1928:1

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Gibbs, Andrew B. Gibbs, S.B. cont. Tispaquin St couple married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Obituary, 06/08/1928:9 Gibbs, Arthur Foote Baptist church trustee 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Dies at age 81, 11/05/1926:4 Builds boat to cruise Nemasket 50 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Obituary, 11/05/1926:5 Erects small cottage at Assawompsett 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Gibbs, Arthur Hamilton Gibbs, S.B., Jr. Returns from tour of Europe, 06/07/1929:1 Sails Olympic to San Francisco 25 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Gibbs, Cecil Bark Olympic arrives in Honolulu 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Attends Wentworth Institute, 01/01/1926:1 A rough voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu 25 years ago, Gibbs, Cevil W. 03/26/1926:6 Graduates from Wentworth Institute, 06/17/1927:1 Gibbs, Stephen B. Gibbs, Charles J. Promoted to first officer of William Besse 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Engaged to Eleanor E. Cushman, 09/06/1929:3 Seattle, WA man dies at age 69, 06/08/1928:4 Wed to Eleanor E. Cushman, 09/20/1929:1 Gibbs, Warren S. Gibbs, Ernest Named night watchman 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Gibbs, W.S. Gibbs, Everett Night watchman resigns 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Recovers from injures resulting from runaway horse 50 years ago, Giberti, A. 02/11/1927:8 Electrician (ad), 04/06/1928:10 Gibbs, Florence L. Giberti, A.J. Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Kitchen range burner (ad), 11/22/1929:4 Gibbs, F.N. Giberti, Amadeo F.N. Gibbs Flower Shop (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Awarded journeyman's electrician license, 05/21/1926:1 Gibbs, Francis B. Giberti, Angelo Obituary, 04/23/1926:6 Arthur Thomas struck by car driven by Angelo Giberti, 12/03/1926:7 Gibbs, Frank M. Giberti, Anthony Frank Phinney contracts to build house for Gibbs 25 years ago, Daughter born, 04/03/1925:2 06/18/1926:6 Giberti, Charles Gibbs, Hannah B. Hillside Ave couple married 35 years, 10/12/1928:1 Rock woman dies, 01/02/1925:7 Giberti, Charles V. Gibbs, Henry L. Candidate for School Committee, 12/20/1929:1 Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Giberti, J.M. Resides in Milwaukee, WI, 07/23/1926:4 Gift shop, 167 Center St (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Gibbs, Homer L. Giberti, John Son born, 01/29/1926:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/20/1925:10 Gibbs, Homer L., Jr. Engaged to Alma Gertrude Galligan, 08/09/1929:5 Born to Homer L., 01/29/1926:4 Giberti, John B. Gibbs, Jeanette Phillips Wed to Alma G. Galligan, 09/06/1929:1, 4 And husband A. Hamilton famous novel-writing couple, 08/13/1926:7 Giberti, Joseph And husband arrive in New York from London, 06/03/1927:3 Attends MA College of Pharmacy, 09/25/1925:1 Busy writing in Europe, 03/30/1928:1 Vice-president of class at MA College of Pharmacy, 02/04/1927:5 Gibbs, Joseph Awarded Eastern Drug Scholarship at MA College of Pharmacy, Chimney fire at Wareham St home, 01/23/1925:1 09/30/1927:1 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 02/25/1927:1 Giberti, Joseph V. Gibbs, Joseph M. Graduates with high honors from College of Pharmacy, 05/25/1928:1 Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Giberti, Josephine Gibbs, Lester Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/25/1925:1 Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Awarded scholarship to 4th year at Bridgewater Normal school, LeBarnes' gravel truck collides with Gibbs' auto on Plympton St, 06/25/1926:5 06/17/1927:4 Earns B.S. in education from Bridgewater Normal school, accepts post Gibbs, Marshall in Dedham, 07/01/1927:3 Kills 1,595-lb. ox for beef 50 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Returns to teaching duties in Dedham, 09/14/1928:1 Gibbs, Maude L. Giberti, Robert T. Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 To attend MA College of Pharmacy in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Gibbs, Mrs Joseph Giberti, Tony Employed in Keith factory office, 07/01/1927:7 Collides with Robert Fish on Taunton St, 11/13/1925:6 Gibbs, Mrs Samuel Gibney, Bertha Obituary, 01/11/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/18/1929:1 Gibbs, Omar Gibney, Bertha M. Obituary, 05/01/1925:6 Wed to L. Francis Callan, Jr., 10/18/1929:6 Gibbs, Ralph Gibson, Mrs Thomas Resides in Farmington, NH, 06/07/1929:2 Funeral held in Stoughton, 10/26/1928:6 Gibbs, Ralph P. Gifford, Annie Mr and Mrs Andrew Gibbs married 50 years (p), 07/23/1926:1 Employed in Middleboro, 03/12/1926:3 Gibbs, Reuben A. Gifford, Charles T. Dies in West Barrington, RI, 05/08/1925:4 Purchases land in Falmouth 50 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Obituary, 05/15/1925:1 Gifford, Clayton Gibbs, S.B. Bride's cousin attends wedding, 07/22/1927:2 Captain loads for Honolulu 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Builds addition to house 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7

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Gifford, Clayton Edward Gilman, George L. Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Obituary, 02/05/1926:1 Wed to Elvira Hazel Morrison, 07/22/1927:4 Gilman, George Lewis Gifford, Frank M. Dies at age 82, 01/29/1926:4 Road foreman of engines for NY, NH & Hartford RR, 10/30/1925:3 Gilman, Lewis Gifford, Harriet Purchases Whippoorwill Farm on Plympton St from Albert Waitte, Funeral held in Brockton, 04/22/1927:2 06/26/1925:8 Gifford, Harriet B. Gilman, Lorena A. Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Granted pension of $30 per month, 06/04/1926:1 Gifford, Mary Gilman, L.W. Engaged to Frank E. Harris, 12/16/1927:2 Auto for hire (ad), 04/16/1926:10 Gifford, Mary Baker Gilman, William H. Engaged to Frank Edson Harris, 10/26/1928:4 Obituary, 02/22/1929:1 Wedding described, 11/02/1928:1 Gilmore, Aubre_ (sic) Wed to Frank Edson Harris, 11/02/1928:4 Resides in Washington, DC, 05/06/1927:1 Gifford, Ruth M. Gilmore, Aubrey C. Engaged to Charles E. Harris, 01/07/1927:4 Takes charge of church in Washington, DC, 01/21/1927:7 Wed to Charles E. Harris, 01/07/1927:4 Gilpatrick (Mr) Gifford, Ruth Mabel Lets North Lakeville house to Ralph Nourse, 06/11/1926:2 Wedding described, 01/07/1927:1 Gilpatrick, A.J. Wed to Charles Earle Harris, 01/07/1927:8 Sells Taunton Ave house in North Lakeville, 08/13/1926:1 The Gift Shop Gilpatrick, Archer 34 North Main St (ad), 04/23/1926:10 Twins born, 12/25/1925:1 Gift Shops Sells Taunton St cottage to John Sullivan, 08/20/1926:1 see also Winthrop-Atkins Co. Gilpatrick, Archie Helen James' Gift Shoppe, 131 Peirce St (ad), 12/18/1925:5 Resides in Campello, 04/10/1925:9 The Gift Shop, 34 North Main St (ad), 04/23/1926:10 Gilpatrick, Helen Louise The Corner Gift Shop, 190 North Main St (ad), 11/04/1927:8 Twin born to Archer, 12/25/1925:1 Gifts and cards at The Corner Shop, 190 North Main St (ad), Infant daughter of Archer dies, 02/19/1926:3 12/09/1927:10 Gilpatrick, Russell Irving J.M. Giberti, 167 Center St (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Twin born to Archer, 12/25/1925:1 The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop (ad), 10/04/1929:10 Gilpatrick, Veranus F. Gilanto, Nicky Obituary, 06/25/1926:2 John Witbeck's auto strikes young Gilanto, 05/15/1925:5 Gilpatrick, William C. Giles, Albert New rector at Church of Our Saviour, 09/24/1926:1 Wed to Evelyn Quinn, 11/13/1925:4 Ginter Grocery Co. Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 H. Peirce Caswell manager, 08/07/1925:1 Gill, Arthur H. Peirce Caswell resigns, 08/21/1925:1 Son born, 09/09/1927:3 Giovanetti, Carmine Gill, Elisha Hawes Vandalizes Whitman's car after housekeeper leaves employ, Obituary, 04/23/1926:1 04/30/1926:1 Bridgewater man dies at age 51, 04/23/1926:4 Giovanetti, Charles Gill, Francis John Threatens Agnes Beal with letters and then razor, 04/15/1927:1 Born to Arthur, 09/09/1927:3 Wanted in stabbing incident on West Side, 09/09/1927:1 Gill, Thomas Gordon Giovenetti, Carmine Wed to Ruth Elizabeth Peck, 03/06/1925:4 Local boys discover body of suicide, 09/16/1927:5 Gillette, Evelyn M. Norris Giovenetti, Carmino Son born, 10/19/1928:3 Charged with drunkenness and mutual assault, 07/10/1925:1 Gillette, Norman P. Giovenetti, Carmoni Son born, 10/19/1928:3 Fined $5 for drunkenness, $15 for assault, 07/17/1925:3 Gillette, Norman Payne Giovennetti, Carmine Wed to Evelyn Marie Norris, 11/11/1927:9 Charged with assault on Mello, case dropped, 03/20/1925:3 Gillette, Norman Payne, Jr. Girard, J.A. Born to Norman P. and Evelyn M. Norris, 10/19/1928:3 Purchases Plymouth St farm from B.J. Hackey, 03/30/1928:2 Gilligan, John F. Girl Scouts of America Moves from Sachem St to South Main St, 10/09/1925:7 Local scouts hold annual rally, 05/06/1927:2 Gilligan, Richard Elizabeth Tillson to attend international convention, 06/17/1927:3 And George Harlow hike to Bridgewater and back in less than 2 hours, Local scout Elizabeth Tillson sails for France, 07/29/1927:6 05/15/1925:1 Elizabeth Tillson arrives safely in Paris, 08/19/1927:2 Gillis, A.S. Scout Elizabeth Tillson returns from trip to Europe, 09/02/1927:4 Sells Smith St house to city of New Bedford, 06/04/1926:4 Hold court of awards, 11/08/1929:9 Gillis, Mrs Walter Given, Bertha Resides in Plainville, CT, 07/01/1927:7, 03/01/1929:9 Engaged to Lawrence McCarthy, 05/17/1929:1 Gillis, Walter Given, Helen P. Resides in Plainville, CT, 04/10/1925:9 Wed to Lawrence F. McCarthy, 09/06/1929:4 Car collides with truck on way back from Taunton, 07/09/1926:5 Given, Helen Pearl Resides in Plainville, CT, 07/08/1927:2 Engaged to Lawrence Frederick McCarthy, 08/23/1929:4 Gilman, Annie Glaser, John Sells Plymouth Rd business to Cyrus Stone, 07/27/1928:8 Dies at age 75, 01/29/1926:4 Obituary, 02/05/1926:1

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Glasgow Woolen Mills Co. Goble, William D. Opens store in Hayden block 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Engaged to Ellen S. Daniels, 03/01/1929:1 Glass, John, Jr. Begins 9th year at church in Cambridge, 04/19/1929:1 Name change for Everett Square on town meeting agenda, 02/08/1929:1 Wedding described, 06/14/1929:1 Name change for Everett Square approved at town meeting, Goddard, John H. 02/15/1929:1 Dies 50 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Legion post appreciates Everett Square name change (l) (Joseph Dutra), Godfrey (Mr) 02/22/1929:2 Dissolves partnership with Sherman 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Everett Square gets new name at dedication exercises, 05/31/1929:1 Godfrey, Elmer Glazaskas, Frank P. Engaged to Beatrice Staples, 06/05/1925:6 Damages car trying to avoid dog, 10/23/1925:1 Godfrey, H. Elmer Glazer (Mrs) Recently wed in Plymouth, 07/17/1925:8 Dies in Philadelphia, 04/27/1928:4 Goetz, Katharina L. Glazier (Dr) Wed to Leslie M. Woodward, 06/12/1925:4 Replaces Wasserman at State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:4 Gleason (Dr) Wed to Leslie M. Woodward in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 South Carver folk saddened by death, 08/26/1927:4 Goff, Susie Howland Gleason, Charles S. Commits suicide at home in Mansfield, 12/16/1927:4 Obituary, 08/26/1927:1 Gola, Ilario Wareham man dies at age 61, 08/26/1927:4 Wed to Espezzia A. Galfre, 06/03/1927:4 Glenn, Lauchlam Wedding described, 06/03/1927:6 Funeral held in Brockton, 11/27/1925:7 Gola, Ilario J. Glidden (Mr) Engaged to Espezzia Galfre, 01/08/1926:1 Baggage master marks 9 years service 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Goldman, Lillian P. Glidden, A.R. Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 see also A.R. Glidden & Son Goldstein (Mr) Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Concert master of Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Co., 03/02/1928:1 Glidden, Benjamin K. Goldstein, Herman And James Glidden purchase Sullivan building from D.D. Sullivan, Plays at Mt. Washington hotel, 09/13/1929:1 04/16/1926:1 Goldstein, Herman H. Moves from Elm St to Courtland St, 06/04/1926:1 Resume of founder and conductor of Symphonic and Applied Arts Glidden, Benjamin R. Society, 04/05/1929:4 View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Honored at closing concert in Brockton, 04/26/1929:1 Glidden, B.F. Instructor of MacDowell orchestra, Boston, 10/25/1929:1 Adds pediment front to home 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Goldstein, Herman Henri Glidden, B.R. Violin soloist with Brockton Symphony, 01/25/1929:5 Sells house lot to Lucas 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Guest conductor with Brockton Symphony orchestra, 03/01/1929:2 Conductor on South Braintree line 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Goldstein, Virginia Glidden, Clara P. The Concert Trio performs in Brockton, 02/08/1929:1 Wife of James R. dies in Florida, 03/08/1929:4 Plays with Newport, RI orchestra for the summer, 07/19/1929:1 Will in probate, 03/22/1929:5 Golf Leaves $200 to St Luke's, 04/12/1929:1 Much interest in Middleboro Golf Club 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Glidden, James R. Middleboro Golf Club elects officers 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 In charge of new Chatham store, 06/05/1925:1 Gomes, A. Resigns as treasurer of District Nursing Assoc, Harriet Sylvester to Plymouth St building destroyed by fire, 11/09/1928:3 replace, 06/12/1925:3 Plymouth St building belonged to Gurney, not Cardoza and Gomes, And Benjamin Glidden purchase Sullivan building from D.D. Sullivan, 11/16/1928:6 04/16/1926:1 Gomes, Anibal Farnham and Sinauski committed to term at industrial school in Shirley Engaged to Bessie Sarganis, 08/10/1928:5 for theft, 01/27/1928:1 Wed to Bessie Sarganis, 08/17/1928:4 Glidden, Lindley Gomes, Carrie Employed at State Farm, 08/10/1928:9, 08/02/1929:3 Christian Gomes charged with assault and battery on wife, 06/12/1925:1 Glidden, Mrs James R. Gomes, Christian Obituary, 03/08/1929:1 Charged with assault and battery on wife, 06/12/1925:1 Glidden, R. Assault case continued, 07/17/1925:3 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Assault case placed on file, 08/07/1925:1 Glidden, Robert Fined $10 for hunting without a license, 10/26/1928:1 Enters Amherst Ag College, 10/04/1929:1 Gomes, Emaline Glidden, Ruth Fined $150 for keeping and exposing, 04/22/1927:1 Resigns from Park cafe, 07/27/1928:1 Gomes, Frank Enters Bridgewater Normal School, 09/06/1929:6 Assault case continued, 12/11/1925:4 Glover, Jean Arvilla Gets 30 days for assault on Tony Cardoza, 12/25/1925:1 Born to John, 04/09/1926:6 Assault case placed on file, 03/05/1926:6 Glover, John Brother Manuel arrested for assault, 03/09/1928:2 Purchases house lot on Miller St from Walter Delano, 04/10/1925:9 Gomes, Gregory Daughter born, 04/09/1926:6 Caught pulling false alarm, 02/03/1928:6 Accepts position in Brockton, 06/24/1927:9 Gomes, Irving Goble, Lillian F. Caught pulling false alarm, 02/03/1928:6 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Gomes, Isabelle Attends vocational school in New Bedford, 09/17/1926:7

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Gomes, John Goodale, H.J. Fined $150 on liquor charge, not guilty of larceny from railroad, Organizes radio club, 01/23/1925:3 03/02/1928:1 Appointed tree warden, 01/30/1925:1 Seize liquor in raid on Vine St, 12/20/1929:1 Responds to article on Everett St dump (l), 01/18/1929:3 Gomes, Joseph Goodale, R. Brooklyn runaway located at home of Joseph Gomes, 06/19/1925:1 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Engaged to Ruth Farnum, 02/24/1928:5 Goodale, Robert Fined $10 for hunting without a license, 10/26/1928:1 Attends Norwich University, 06/21/1929:1 Daughter born, 11/30/1928:4 Goodale, Robert P. Gomes, Joseph F. Enrolls in Norwich University, 07/13/1928:1 Pleads not guilty to assault on wife, 12/06/1929:8 Goodell, Maurice Gomes, Joseph Jesse Ill with measles, 05/04/1928:6 Engaged to Ruth Irene Farnum, 02/17/1928:4 Goodenough, Flora Wed to Ruth Irene Farnum, 02/24/1928:4 Files for custody of daughter, 10/22/1926:6 Gomes, Louis Moves from East Grove St to North St, 10/29/1926:2 Wed to Maggie Brown Davis, 11/16/1928:3 Moves from North St to Everett St, 10/21/1927:1 Gomes, Louis M. Goodenough, George C. Employed at Keith factory, 06/21/1929:1 Wife Flora files for custody of daughter, 10/22/1926:6 Gomes, Manuel Goodhue, Barbara Evelyn Funeral held at East Carver, 08/06/1926:4 Born to Edward Wordell, 05/17/1929:4 Arrested for assault on brother Frank, 03/09/1928:2 Goodhue, Edward Gomes, Marcy C. Daughter born, 05/10/1929:4 Joseph Gomes pleads not guilty to assault on wife, 12/06/1929:8 Goodhue, Edward O. Gomes, Mary C. Engaged to Irma O. Foye, 07/27/1928:4 Wedding described, 08/09/1929:1 Goodhue, Edward W. Wed to Douglas William Church, 08/09/1929:5 Wed to Irma O. Foye, 08/03/1928:3 Gomes, Sarah Goodhue, Edward Wordell Wedding described, 05/29/1925:1 Daughter born, 05/17/1929:4 Wed to Mertys Erwin, 05/29/1925:4 Goodick, David Gomes, William Wedding described, 05/11/1928:4 Enters amateur boxing tournament in Taunton, 01/06/1928:1 Goodick, David Peterson Gomez, Adeline Engaged to Mildred Taylor Swett, 01/08/1926:8 Wedding described, 08/12/1927:3 Wedding described, 05/04/1928:1 Goncas, Baptist Wed to Mildred Taylor Swett, 05/04/1928:4 Tax collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3 Goodick, Ethel Gonsalves, Manuel A Hundred Years from Now (poem), 01/15/1926:4 Engaged to Augusta Bettencourt Mello, 09/28/1928:4 Goodick, Francis Good Will Club Engaged to Florence Wood, 09/03/1926:3 Beneficiaries of will of Ida R. Darling, 11/23/1928:1 Goodick, Francis St. Clair Goodale (Mr) Wed to Florence Rose Wood, 09/17/1926:3 Purchases homestead at Bourne and Elm St from Charles White, Goodick, Frank 06/03/1927:3 Furniture upholstered (ad), 07/10/1925:4 Goodale, C.F. Goodick, Mildred Purchases Cape Road gas station from Mahoney, 07/08/1927:1 Employed at Trust Co., 08/09/1929:1, 10/25/1929:1 Goodale, Dorothy Goodick, Mrs David Employed at Children's hospital in Boston, 06/15/1928:4 Resigns from Stetson & Clark, employed at Trust Co., 07/27/1928:1 Goodale, Dorothy Louise Gooding, Edna Middleboro High school commencement essay, 06/26/1925:3 Resumes teaching in Lancaster, 10/04/1929:2 Goodale, Ella Goodnough, Arthur Receives degree from Tufts University, 06/18/1926:2 Bags two raccoons, 11/11/1927:2 Resides in Belchertown, 03/15/1929:1 Finds overturned truck on way home from Acushnet, 11/11/1927:2 Goodale, Ella J. Goodnough, Mary Ellen Receives medical degree from Tufts University (p), 06/25/1926:1 Wed to Wilmer Benjamin Wiley, 04/15/1927:1 Goodale, Ella Jocelyn Goodreau, David J. Wedding described, 12/13/1929:1 Fined $25 for reckless driving, 08/06/1926:1 Goodale, Gertrude Goodreau, Georgianna Engaged to John J. Martin, 04/27/1928:4 Resides in Cambridge, 10/28/1927:3 Goodale, Gertrude B. Goodreau, John Employed at Gazette office, 06/19/1925:3 Bertha Sanford called in for assault on Goodreau, 02/27/1925:6 Goodale, Gertrude Burgess Goodreau, Joseph Wedding described, 09/28/1928:1 Sanford ax assault case continued one month, 01/30/1925:1 Wed to John Jackson Martin, 09/28/1928:4 Obtains first class fireman's license, 04/05/1929:9 Goodale, Harry J. Goodreau, Mary Town manager addresses Congregational Mens' club on radio reception, Fire at Plymouth St home, 01/02/1925:1 04/02/1926:8 Goodridge, Dorothy Heads to Cuba on 30th anniversary of Spanish American War Wins scholarship from North American School of Drawing, enlistment, 09/28/1928:1 03/18/1927:1 Moves to Douglaston, LI, 12/28/1928:4 Goodridge, Maynard H. Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1

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Goodridge, Maynard Henry Gove, George E. Engaged to Gertrude Marion Brown, 05/20/1927:6 Moves to Court End Ave, 08/03/1928:1 Wed to Gertrude Marion Brown, 07/08/1927:4 Gove, Rebekah R. Goodridge, Mrs Ono Obituary, 09/11/1925:1 Uncle dies in Franklin, 05/14/1926:2 Widow of Edward P. dies at age 83, 09/11/1925:4 Goodspeed, Leland F. Will in probate, 09/25/1925:5 Obituary, 07/24/1925:1 Government Goodspeed, Leland S. Old and new forms of town government discussed at Commercial Club Pittsburg, PA man dies at age 46, 07/17/1925:4 meeting, 01/09/1925:1 Goodspeed, Lillian "Citizen" in favor of present form of town government (l), 02/06/1925:1 Resides in Kalamazoo, MI, 10/30/1925:3 Petition circulated to vote on return to previous form of government, Goodspeed, Susan T. 03/20/1925:2 Brief biography (p), 07/17/1925:1 Petition submitted to recall new form of government, 04/17/1925:1 Goodwin, Charles H. Special meeting called to address petition to revoke new form of town Janitor for new high school, 11/12/1926:2 government, 04/24/1925:1 Painstaking in efforts to keep high school grounds green during drought, Special town meeting called to consider change in form of government, 09/20/1929:1 05/08/1925:1 Goodwin, Davis Review of upcoming special town meeting, 05/15/1925:5 Son born, 07/15/1927:2 "Fair Play" unhappy with committee report on town government (l), Goodwin, Edward Herbert 05/22/1925:1 Born to Davis, 07/15/1927:2 George Stetson surprised by turn of events at town meeting to address Goodwin, Gladys Berry form of government (l), 05/22/1925:1 Son born, 04/10/1925:2 Town meeting moderator Clark clarifies voting procedure (l), Goodwin, Montgomery 05/22/1925:1 Temporary rector at Church of Our Saviour, 01/08/1926:8 Form of government discussed at well-attended town meeting, Temporarily in charge of Church of Our Saviour, 02/19/1926:4 05/22/1925:2 Goodwin, R. Vote NO to retain present form of government (ad) (Darragh L. Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Higgins), 05/22/1925:3, 5 Goodwin, Ralph Central Congregational Men's class has informal discussion of town Son born, 04/10/1925:2 government, 05/22/1925:9 Goodwin, Robert Progressive Citizens' Committee says vote yes (ad), 05/22/1925:10 Harry Riggs collides with car driven by Goodwin at Center and Pearl St, "Good Listener" appreciates "a few fleas" (l), 05/29/1925:1 09/17/1926:1 Vote nearly two to one to retain present form of government, Sells Thompson St farm to Robert Ormsby, 05/10/1929:1 05/29/1925:1 Goodwin, W.H. They charged into the jaws of death (l) (Alexander Heath), 05/29/1925:2 Appointed special police officer 25 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Six years under the town manager system reviewed, 02/04/1927:1 Goodyear, Mrs S.W. Representative form of government discussed before town meeting, Plymouth St residence of Jeremiah K. Pratt (p), 10/15/1926:1 02/11/1927:2 Gordon (Rev) Petition circulates 25 years ago against term limitations for town Central Congregational Church votes to call 50 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 treasurer, 02/11/1927:8 Gordon, S.C. Action on limited form of town meeting tabled, 02/18/1927:2 Concludes services at Central Congregational 50 years ago, Public safety by-laws adopted by town, 11/18/1927:7 05/20/1927:7 Bring back the annual town report, 01/06/1928:1 Goss, Helen J.A. Thomas inquires into governing of town and utilization of tax Former resident discusses elections (l), 11/16/1928:8 monies (l), 01/06/1928:1 Goss, Helen McLeod Reform party firmly entrenched at Town Hall 25 years ago, Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 03/02/1928:8 Goss, Warren Lee Review of town report, 03/09/1928:1 In town on annual pilgrimage, 09/25/1925:1 For a rising vote (l) (Lelah M. Hathaway), 03/16/1928:2 Obituary, 01/01/1926:1 Government (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 06/22/1928:11 Goss, William W. Election will favor aristocracy or democracy (l) (J.A. Thomas), Hosts Goss family reunion 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 01/18/1929:1 Goudy (Mrs) Plea for cooperation (l) (William Egger), 07/05/1929:8 Sells Staples Shore cottage to Clarence Holmes, 01/18/1929:1 That plea for cooperation (l) (J.A. Thomas), 07/12/1929:1 Goudy, Mildred Committee named to investigate form of government here, 08/16/1929:1 Resides in Waterbury, CT, 04/22/1927:1 Middleboro fortunate in lack of dissension, 09/13/1929:1 Gould, Barney Movement afoot to change town charter, 09/27/1929:2 Biography (p), 07/24/1925:1 Another meeting held to discuss representative government here, Runs express from Middleboro to Bridgewater 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:1 08/16/1929:8 Communication concerns town government (l) (Alexander Heath), Gould, Douglas H. 12/06/1929:8 Arrested on warrant from Chatham police, 10/28/1927:5 Open letter concerning town government (l) (Alexander Heath), Gould, J.H. 12/27/1929:3 Employed by William Egger, 08/12/1927:1 Gow, Dorothy M. Gourdin, Kenneth B. Engaged to Preston A. Blackburn, 07/20/1928:1, 07/26/1929:1 Purchases 63-acre farm on Purchade St, 07/02/1926:3 Wedding described, 08/23/1929:2 Mortgagee's sale, 09/16/1927:2, 03/02/1928:9 Wed to Preston A. Blackburn, 08/23/1929:4 Gourdin, Kenneth S. Gow, Dorothy Margaret Earl Perry accidentally shot at Purchade St house, 12/30/1927:1 Engaged to Preston Arthur Blackburn, 08/09/1929:5

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Goward, George Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 cont. Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Largest gathering of patriotic organizations held in Town House, Gracey, Mrs S.L. 11/13/1925:2 With husband in China, no Boxer activity close 25 years ago, Nets $160.10 at fair 50 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 07/10/1925:8 Observes 59th anniversary, 03/19/1926:3 Wife of U.S. Consul sails for home 25 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 General Order No. 1 for Memorial Day, 05/14/1926:3 Sails for Foo Chow, China 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Holds Memorial Day exercises, 06/04/1926:5 Accompanied to China by Miriam Pratt 25 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Photo from Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 And Miriam Pratt on transport that struck rock on way to China 25 years Stoddard elected commander 50 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 ago, 01/06/1928:6 Installs officers 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Gracey, Samuel L. Receives legislative charter 25 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Sails from San Francisco to new home in Foo Chow, China 25 years Officers of new post listed from 25 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 ago, 01/23/1925:6 Celebrates 60th anniversary (p), 03/18/1927:2 Graham (Mr) Memorial Day General Order No. 1, 05/06/1927:2 Children under quarantine for mumps, 01/27/1928:3 Have 260 graves in 33 cemeteries to decorate 25 years ago, Graham children quarantined for measles, 05/11/1928:2 05/13/1927:7 Graham, Edith Memorial Day observance date changed, 05/20/1927:2 Takes fourth for muskmelons at Brockton fair, 10/29/1926:3 Memorial Day observance, 06/03/1927:1 Receives money for poem The Book, 11/18/1927:4 Service held for departed comrades, 06/03/1927:2 New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Charles Maxim celebrates 85th birthday (p), 08/26/1927:1 Graham, Frank Extends thanks to WRC (l) (Alvin C. Howes), 09/16/1927:1 Moves to Benson St, 02/13/1925:3 Loses 11 comrades 25 years ago, 03/09/1928:7 Daughter born, 03/20/1925:3 Celebrates 61st anniversary, 03/16/1928:1 Employed in Cataumet, 10/29/1926:3 Decorates 280 graves 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 And James Graham remodel Trulson's home, 02/10/1928:7 Memorial Day General Order No. 1, 05/25/1928:8 Down with mumps, 02/17/1928:3 Attends dedication parade for Joe Hooker statue in Boston 25 years ago, Carpenter employed at Pine Point in Wareham, 06/08/1928:2 06/22/1928:7 Employed in Osterville, 12/14/1928:5 Changes building plans 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Daughter born, 06/21/1929:4 Alvin Howes junior vice-commander (p), 11/09/1928:1 Grows 1-lb., 15-oz. potato, 09/06/1929:8 Officers installed 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Employed in Niantic, CT, 09/27/1929:6 Celebrates 66th anniversary, 03/15/1929:1 Graham, Helen Memorial Day program, 05/10/1929:4 New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Hall interior to be renovated, 05/31/1929:1 Graham, James Holds Memorial Day services, 05/31/1929:1 Employed in Cataumet, 10/29/1926:3 Holds memorial service for members who have died, 05/31/1929:1 And Frank Graham remodel Trulson's home, 02/10/1928:7 Pettee noted Taps player 25 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Carpenter employed at Pine Point in Wareham, 06/08/1928:2 Elects officers 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Employed in Osterville, 12/14/1928:5 Grange (see Patrons of Husbandry) Employed in Niantic, CT, 09/27/1929:6 Grant, Arthur Graham, Kathleen Son born, 07/30/1926:3 Down with mumps, 02/17/1928:3 Grant, E.F. Out from under mumps quarantine, 02/24/1928:7 Nephew dies in Portland, ME, 11/27/1925:1 Graham, Leslie Nephew dies in Maine, 01/25/1929:1 New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Grant, Eva Grain Graduates from Leslie school in Cambridge, 06/19/1925:6 see also Corn; J. Cushing Co.; Narragansett Milling Co.; Washburn, At school in Barre, VT, 12/04/1925:1 C.P. Fiancé dies in South Barre, 04/09/1926:1 Mrs W.S. Hardy, whole grain wheat (ad), 03/12/1926:7 On vacation from school work in Rochester, 04/29/1927:1 Charles Simmons grows 13 acres of rye 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Teacher at Union Street School, 05/06/1927:1 Lloyd Perkins increases grain business 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Attends school in Hyannis, 08/05/1927:4 Prices high 25 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Engaged to Russell Marshall, 10/12/1928:2 Peter Washburn & Son purchase old engine house for grain business 50 Grant, Eva A. years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 Gran, Inga Wed to Russell B. Marshall, 06/28/1929:4 Obituary, 07/23/1926:4 Grant, Eva Alma Gran, Inga Keizer Engaged to Mason Guy Howard, 10/02/1925:1 Plympton woman dies at age 72, 07/23/1926:4 Bridge party announces engagement, 06/29/1928:1 Grand, Klara Engaged to Russell B. Marshall, 06/29/1928:1 Sells Plymouth St cottage to Frank Kinsman, 08/17/1928:5 Tutoring (ad), 06/29/1928:7 Grand, Reinol Engaged to Russell Burgess Marshall, 06/07/1929:1 Sells Plymouth St farm to Walter Lombard, 01/09/1925:1 Grant, Frank Grand, Reinold Resides in Bridgewater, 07/29/1927:2 Sells Plymouth St property to Harry Barrett, 06/26/1925:8 Grant, George A. Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Elects officers 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Grant, H.M. Photo from national encampment 25 years ago (p), 02/06/1925:1 Central Congregational Church extends call 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8, Observes 58th anniversary (p), 03/20/1925:1 11/16/1928:7 Sublets hall to grange, 03/27/1925:9 Grant, Mildred General Order No. 1 for Memorial Day, 05/22/1925:9 Returns to duties at Framingham Normal School, 01/09/1925:4 Memorial Day observed with fitting ceremony, 06/05/1925:6 Graduates from Framingham Normal school, 06/19/1925:6

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Grant, Mildred cont. Wedding described, 10/15/1926:8 Dietician at Salem hospital, 09/25/1925:3, 10/09/1925:4 Chimney fire in North Lakeville, 01/25/1929:1 Resides in Waterbury, CT, 07/30/1926:2 Chimney fire on Taunton St, 03/15/1929:1 Wedding described, 12/09/1927:1 Green, Paul Grant, P.A. Takes post as driver in Braintree, 02/25/1927:2 Auto struck by Hyannis driver on Center St, 02/05/1926:2 Auto catches fire near Episcopal church, 08/19/1927:1 Grant, Renald Engaged to Laura Elsie Jones, 01/25/1929:4 Sells Plymouth St farm to Frederick Gross, 11/18/1927:1 Wed to Laura Elsie Jones, 02/08/1929:4 Grant, Russell Green, Sylvester Returns home after injured in auto mishap in October, 04/08/1927:1 Son born, 02/05/1926:1 Grant, Willard W. Green, Thomas Wedding described, 08/27/1926:6 Dies in Plympton, 02/10/1928:4 Grant, W.T. (see W.T. Grant Co.) Green, Thomas W. Grantham, John W. Funeral held in Plympton, 02/10/1928:7 Purchases Middleboro Laundry, 03/19/1926:3 Green, William Grantham, J.W. Employed in Brockton 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Expands Middleboro Laundry, 05/03/1929:3 Green, William A. Grass Fires (see Forest Fires) Purchases Starkey property on Pearl St, 11/20/1925:1 Gravelin, Peter D. Green School Wed to Thelma E. Ray, 08/30/1929:4 Thoroughly renovated inside and out, 08/07/1925:6 Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 PTA to furnish outdoor exercise equipment, 05/21/1926:8 Graves, Wilfred H. Annie Lee new teacher, 05/06/1927:1 Wed to Marion C. Hiller, 08/30/1929:1 Greenback Club Gray, Clara Organizes here 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Resides in Winthrop, ME, 07/19/1929:1 Greenbacks (political party) Gray, E.E. Nominations made at caucus 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Moves from Wareham to Winthrop, ME, 04/17/1925:1 Greenberg, Edward The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Proprietor of Dewey Clothes Shop, 12/28/1928:2 Manager Dewhurst transfers to Marion, Clark new manager, Greenberg, Maurice 05/08/1925:4 Moves from Taunton to South Main St, 09/18/1925:1 Oliver Bowman succeeds Harold Cleverly as clerk at A&P, Greene, Charles W. 05/08/1925:5 Principal of Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 William Jacob assistant superintendent, 10/23/1925:9 Teacher resigns from Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Store in Atwood's building closed this week, 10/30/1925:4 Greene, George Lyman To occupy corner of Everett and Centre St, 03/19/1926:4 Wed to Eleanor Frances West, 12/14/1928:6 New meat market at 21 North Main St (ad), 05/13/1927:5 Greene, Gladys Sale celebrates 68th anniversary of company (ad), 10/28/1927:2 Wed to Perley Jones, 11/22/1929:1 Harland Matthews manager, 12/09/1927:9 Greene, Sarah L. Harold Tessier manager, 03/02/1928:2 Obituary, 07/20/1928:1 Lawrence Drew resigns, 03/23/1928:3 Widow of Frank H. dies at age 81, 07/20/1928:5 Cedric Elliott resigns, 05/25/1928:1 Greene, William Employs Lawrence Drew, 04/05/1929:6 Sells Forest St house to W.B. Lanyon, 10/29/1926:2 Nothing missing in alleged break-in, 07/12/1929:1 Greene, William A. Frank Barnaby begins duties, 09/13/1929:1 Resigns from crime suppression committee 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Great Quittacus Pond (see Quittacus Pond) Obituary, 12/20/1929:1 Greeley, William Dies at age 55, 12/20/1929:4 Engaged to Anna Tomasik, 07/27/1928:3 Obituary, 12/27/1929:1 Wed to Anna Tomasik, 08/24/1928:4 Greene, William Laurence Brother-in-law dies in Shrewsbury, 12/21/1928:2 Wedding described, 10/25/1929:1 Greeley, William Leander Wed to Eleanor Kirby, 10/25/1929:6 Wed to Anna Lucy Tomasik, 08/24/1928:4 Greene, William Lawrence Greely, William Engaged to Mary Eleanor Kirby, 10/18/1929:6 Attends Hawley School in Boston, 01/07/1927:2 Greenhouses (see Nurseries (plant)) Greely, William B. Greer, Reuben K. Administrator presents account of estate, 02/13/1925:5 Centre St homestead sold at auction to Howes 25 years ago, Green (Mr) 04/01/1927:6 Fire at place on Bedford St, 05/28/1926:1 Gregory, Augustus And Mattie purchase Purchade St farm, 10/04/1929:2 Funeral held in Taunton, 11/13/1925:4 Mattie & Green employ Corey at farm, 12/13/1929:5 Gregory, Ralph B. Green, Abe And Anders Martenson collide on Oak St, 11/04/1927:5 Barn on old George Eaton place destroyed by fire, 04/30/1926:1 Grew (Mr) Green, Ann Judson Has success growing peanuts 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Obituary, 02/13/1925:1 Conductor marks 19 years service 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Green, George Lyman Conductor's uniform described from 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Wedding described, 12/21/1928:2 Grew, Isaac Green, Holden Conductor 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Sells Fuller St farm to A.G. Rotch, 03/15/1929:1 Middleboro-Taunton conductor (p), 09/10/1926:1 Green, Lawrence Grew, Isaac G. Resigns from Sparrow Bros., 09/14/1928:1 Conductor 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Green, Max

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Grey, Edward Griswold, Emery Providence couple married 16 years, 11/27/1925:4 Daughter born, 09/18/1925:2 Griffin, Maurice Griswold, Florence Assistant manager of Grant Co., 08/23/1929:1 Obituary, 02/24/1928:1 Griffin, William Griswold, Frank W. Fined $5 for operating without proper lights, 07/17/1925:3 Coast guardsman loses life, 03/16/1928:6 Griffith, Andrew Griswold, Franklin Thomas Son born, 08/02/1929:4 Wed to Jessie Ross Boynton, 08/09/1929:5 Griffith, Andrew F. Griswold, Franklyn Wed to Elsie M. Sawyer in October 1925, 01/29/1926:4 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 05/11/1928:4 Griffith, Andrew Freeman Griswold, Fred Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 Fatally injured in road building accident, 05/06/1927:1 Wed to Elsie Myriva Sawyer, 10/09/1925:4 Griswold, Frederick F. Griffith, Calvin E. Dies at age 56, 05/06/1927:4 Son of Edward and Eva Shaw dies at age 6, 06/08/1928:4 Griswold, George Griffith, Calvin Edward Moves from Middleboro to Rock, 07/27/1928:2 Obituary, 06/08/1928:5 Griswold, Mary Griffith, Delano Costa advised to move out after dispute with neighbor, 09/25/1925:1 Wed to Iva L. Savary, 01/20/1928:2 Griswold, Percy Griffith, Delano S. Catches 12-lb. dog fox, 01/29/1926:5 Wedding described, 01/27/1928:1 Gets two fox on Bedford St, 12/21/1928:1 Griffith, Edward Grocers Rock couple married 10 years, 10/16/1925:3 see also Cloverdale Co.; Cromwell's Market; First National Stores, Inc.; Two children have whooping cough, 06/04/1926:4 Fish Markets; George Lang & Co.; Homestead Grocery; John S. Cobb Chimney fire at Rock home, 04/01/1927:1 Market; Lucas, Thacher B.; Meat Markets; M.H. Cushing & Co.; P.H. Daughter born, 08/19/1927:6 Peirce Co.; Richards, George A.; The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Griffith, Edward C. Reed's Cash Market (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Bicyclist nearly hit by auto, 08/20/1926:1 Old corner building at Centre and Main St torn down 25 years ago, Griffith, George 03/06/1925:6 Leases Lakeside Park 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Former manager of Lithuanian Co-operative charged with larceny, Griffith, Hannah M. 04/24/1925:4 Montgomery Home formally opens, 150 visitors attend (p), Shurtleff sells Central Market to Begley 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 10/16/1925:3 H. Peirce Caswell manager of Ginter Grocery Co., 08/07/1925:1 Griffith, Horace E. Standish Holmes and James Reynolds purchase Reed's Cash Market, Plymouth St couple married 10 years, 01/11/1929:1 08/14/1925:8 Griffith, John B. H. Peirce Caswell resigns from Ginter Grocery Co., 08/21/1925:1 Sells Everett St tenement to Warren Rogers, 11/27/1925:7 New Bedford truck smashes into Lithuanian Co-operative, 08/21/1925:1 Griffith, Lucius S. Public Market, 37 Centre St (ad), 10/09/1925:10 Died at Washington, DC 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Morrill & Lucas' new sign 50 years ago says groceries for cash, Griffith, Merton T. 08/06/1926:5 Son born, 08/10/1928:4 Tinkham disposes of interest in Centre St market to Bump 25 years ago, Griffith, Mrs Andrew 08/13/1926:6 Resides in Carver, 03/15/1929:1 I. Sweetlowich at corner of Everett and Arch St (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Griffith, Rodney G.W. Clapp purchases grocery business from A.B. Bosworth 50 years Wed to Marion Shaw, 04/23/1926:2 ago, 01/07/1927:7 Griffith, Rodney N. American Lithuanian Co-operative Market at Everett Square (ad), Wed to Marion Lyon Shaw, 05/21/1926:6 05/27/1927:5 Griffith, T.B. C.H. Lyon's a Rival Service Stores company (ad), 09/16/1927:8 Montgomery Home formally opens, 150 visitors attend (p), William Caswell purchases North Middleboro grocery from Robert 10/16/1925:3 Johnson, 09/30/1927:4 Griffith, Wallace Clifton The Public Market opening at 137 Centre St (ad), 04/13/1928:5 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Karasimons (Simons) opens new store at 19 South Main St (ad), Grimshaw (Mr) 04/27/1928:5 Manager of Lakeside Park 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Thacher Lucas, Jr. resigns from Public Market 25 years ago, moves to Grinnell, Esther M. Worthington Walpole, 07/13/1928:8 Engaged to Roger Windsor McDonald, 04/13/1928:9 Reeves moves store from South Main to Centre St, 11/09/1928:5 Grinnell, Frank O. Stanley Reeves at new location, 145 Centre St (ad), 11/09/1928:5 Arch St couple married 25 years, 11/12/1926:7 Hathaway purchases Caswell's market 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Grinnell, Frank W. George Waterman disposes of business 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Forms law partnership with Hale 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 A.W. Bryant back in business 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Grist Mills Delivery wagon from early days (p), 04/12/1929:1 Muttock Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 Englestead's Store under new management (ad), 07/19/1929:8 Swampy land on Water St filled with gravel 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Businesses expand 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 William Brett sells interest in Brett & Soule 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Groppner, Catherine Elen Griswold, Charles Wed to Clarence Henry Kimball, 06/08/1928:4 Loses walking race to Brockton, 09/03/1926:2 Grose, Ansel B. Griswold, Charles Frederick Wedding described, 09/30/1927:1 Wed to Hazel Arlene White, 10/15/1926:6 Wed to Etta E. Skillings, 09/30/1927:4 Griswold, Elsie Louise Grose, Ansel Bartlett Wed to Lewis Webb Shaw, 09/18/1925:4 Engaged to Etta Evelyn Skillings, 09/02/1927:4

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Grose, Idella Guidoboni, Mauro Moves from Cambridge St to Centre St, 10/14/1927:9 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/18/1929:8 Grose, Mrs Ansel Guidoboni, Raye Employed in Boston, 07/27/1928:1 New teacher at Rock School, 09/03/1926:3 Gross, Frederick Guilbeault, Arthur Purchases Plymouth St farm from Renald Grant, 11/18/1927:1 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Gross, Frederick H. 01/02/1925:5 Obituary, 04/05/1929:1 Opens shop in Wareham, 03/02/1928:1 Dies at age 77, 04/05/1929:4 Guild, Bernard Gross, Leslie N. Daughter born, 05/21/1926:1 Moves from Shaw Ave to Sproat St, 09/16/1927:7 Guild, Dorothy Dow Grossman, John Dies from burns after kitchen stove explodes, 10/15/1926:1 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 12/27/1929:1 Guild, Herbert Grout, Mary Engaged to Josephine Casey, 09/02/1927:8 Wed to Howard Walden Ellis, 08/24/1928:4 Guild, Herbert F. Wedding described, 08/24/1928:7 Engaged to Josephine Agnes Casey, 07/01/1927:2 Grove Chapel (see Lakeville Congregational Church) Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 Grover (Mr) Engaged to Josephine Casey, 09/09/1927:3 Munroe & Grover, real estate (ad), 01/22/1926:5 Wed to Josephine A. Casey, 09/09/1927:4 Grover, Caroline In collision with Cranston, RI autoist, 10/25/1929:1 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 Guilford, Chester Widow of Warren dies at age 88, 03/30/1928:4 Officer in boys' defective delinquent department at State Farm, Grover, Charles M. 12/23/1927:1 Sells Maple Rd bungalow to Theodore Braley, 12/17/1926:6 Guilford, Fred Grover, C.M. Son born, 03/06/1925:2 Chimney-cleaning services (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Guilford, Frederick Grover, Edervene M. Former Middleboro man in motorcycle accident in Taunton, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/27/1929:2 10/30/1925:3 Grover, Edna Allura Guilford, Frederick Vincent Twin born to E.M., 07/17/1925:2 Engaged to Claire W. Randlett, 06/29/1928:4 Grover, Eleanor May Guilford, Joseph Twin born to E.M., 07/17/1925:2 Pleads not guilty to charge of speeding, 04/01/1927:1 Grover, E.M. Hearing held on charge of reckless driving, 04/08/1927:4 Twin daughters born, 07/17/1925:2 Guilty of reckless driving, 04/15/1927:1 Grover, Marguerite Monroe Guilford, Mary Adelaide Twin daughters born, 07/17/1925:2 Obituary, 10/29/1926:1 Guerin, Joseph Wife of Frederick dies at age 29, 10/29/1926:4 New attendant at State Farm, 02/24/1928:5 Guilford, Mrs Fred Guerin, Maurice Tribute, 11/12/1926:5 Grass and hen house fire on Pleasant St, 03/15/1929:1 Guilford, Paul K. Guerini, Esther Daughter born, 03/12/1926:7 Appears in production of Marco's Millions in Boston, 12/28/1928:4 Guilford, Paul Kendrick Guertin, Alfonsine Wed to Marion Elizabeth Thomas, 09/18/1925:4 Carver woman dies at age 81, 11/20/1925:4 Guilford, Paul M. One of oldest Carver residents dies, 11/20/1925:4 Bail fixed at $300 in larceny case, 08/09/1929:2 Obituary, 11/20/1925:6 Guilford, Samuel Guertin, Charles Thomastown letter carrier, 02/04/1927:2 Mother dies in Montreal, 04/24/1925:4 Guilford, Samuel W. Guertin, Charles L. Mail carrier, 09/18/1925:6 Wed to Mary E. MacNeil, 09/04/1925:4 RFD carrier, 09/17/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/04/1925:4 Guilford, S.W. Guertin, Leo Letter carrier on Route 1, 09/16/1927:7 Occupies Stone's tenement on Pleasant St, 02/05/1926:4 Gummerus, Ida Son born, 02/26/1926:4 Obituary, 10/11/1929:4 Accepts position at State Farm, 03/11/1927:4 Gummerus, Robert Moves from North Middleboro to Elm St, 06/03/1927:1 Obituary, 01/25/1929:2 Son born, 02/10/1928:6 Gunn, Patrick Occupies Poland's tenement on Plymouth St, 10/25/1929:8 Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Guidaboni, Colombo Gurney, Abbie Wed to Doris W. Loring, 10/29/1926:4 Recovers from injuries sustained in fall, 11/27/1925:1 Guidaboni, Columbo Gurney, Alexander R. Son born, 07/29/1927:1 Veteran town employee resigns, 03/25/1927:1 Guidaboni, Dena Mary Gurney, A.R. Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 Buick touring car for sale (ad), 08/06/1926:7 Wed to Emile Louis Picard, 10/09/1925:4 Gurney, Clarence M. Guidaboni, Mabel Eggs for hatching (ad), 04/16/1926:2 Rock School teacher transfers to Union Street School, 07/05/1929:1 Gurney, Harold A. Guidaboni, Mrs Raye Resides in Whitman, 10/15/1926:1 Resumes teaching in Rock, 09/10/1926:3

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Gurney, Henry W. Hagen (Mr) Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Suffers carriage accident 50 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Marion man dies at age 38, 03/09/1928:4 Hagen, Arthur L. Gurney, Irving Carpenter Leland Robbins pleads not guilty to violation of wage law, Falls from ladder at Keith factory, 03/25/1927:1 10/19/1928:1 Gurney, Jesse R. Hagstrom, Carl Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Purchases Pleasant St farm from Isadore Garber, 01/30/1925:2 Gurney, Marcus Hagstrom, Carl John Resides in California 50 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Wedding described, 04/09/1926:1 Gurney, Maurice Wed to Hester Estelle Williams, 04/09/1926:4 Secures clerk position at Robert Johnson's store, 07/23/1926:7 Hagstrom, Carl (Karl) Gurney, Mrs James L. Partnership in Hagstrom and Johnson dissolved, 12/14/1928:5 Easter lily in bloom, 10/08/1926:7 Hahn, Ralph Gurney, Mrs John Moves from Bachmont to Benton St, 10/08/1926:1 Owner of Plymouth St property lost to fire, 11/16/1928:6 Moves from Benton St to Beachmont, 05/20/1927:4 Gurney, Nelson Hairdressers Daughter born, 07/09/1926:1 see also Beauty Shop; Champagne, Alice D.; Roberta's Beauty Shoppe Gurney, William Bradford Katherine Wright, Thatchers Row (ad), 04/10/1925:10 Report of inquest held to determine cause of death, 11/02/1928:3 Middleboro Hairdressers' Association elects officers, sets prices 25 Gustavstains, Nikila years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Found dead in Carver, 09/30/1927:1 Matthews & Ramsey dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Gwecke, William S. Edward Matthews resigns from hairdressing parlor of Matthews & Engaged to Carolyn H. Blanchard, 12/07/1928:7 Ramsey 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Gypsies Katherine Wright sells beauty shop in Thatcher's Row to Mrs Corliss Caravan makes annual call here, 07/17/1925:2 Champagne, 12/23/1927:1 Run out of Wareham, headed to South Middleboro, 09/17/1926:3 Elsie Wells opens beauty shop at 87 Center St (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Gypsy Moths (see Insects) A. Candella's realistic wave, 23 South Main St (ad), 03/16/1928:10 Middleboro Hairdressers' Assoc holds meeting to elect officers 25 years H ago, 05/25/1928:7 H__y, Stephen Page Lauretta Bailey opens Beauty Shop in Post Office block (ad), Wed to Madeline Gertrude Boehme, 07/09/1926:3 11/30/1928:5 Haavista, Kaale Lauretta F. Bailey, complete beauty services (ad), 01/11/1929:10 Alien fined $5 for illegal possession of firearm, 03/06/1925:1 Rudy Beauty Shop, 167 Centre St (ad), 05/10/1929:2 Hack Service (see Taxi Service) Haire, Chester Hackett (Mr) Daughter born, 03/12/1926:1 Winfred Perkins purchases Hackett place in Lakeville, 03/20/1925:6 Resigns from work with town, employed in Wareham, 03/08/1929:3 Hackett, Arleen Halahan, John Resides in Jersey City, NJ, 04/17/1925:2 Son born, 05/15/1925:1 Receives offer to perform with Francis Wilson comic opera 25 years Hale, Fred ago, 04/17/1925:7 Shoots fox in Coombs hen yard 25 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Memorial (poem), 05/29/1925:5 Hale, Mrs William Bayard Homeland (l), 07/16/1926:5 Our Saviour's holds reception, 02/13/1925:6 In town visiting friends, 05/13/1927:2 Resides in New York, 08/28/1925:1 Tribute to Peleg Bertrand Hackett, 01/27/1928:6 Hale, Norman Visits friends in town, 08/03/1928:1 Youngster drowns in Gammons' cesspool, 06/05/1925:2 Hackett, Arlene Hale, Norman Edgar Performs in Homestead Hall 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Son of Elmer L. and Annie McLeod dies at age 2, 06/05/1925:4 Hackett, P. Bert Hale, William Bayard Burial at Purchade Cemetery, 01/27/1928:4 Reception of memorials, 02/13/1925:1 Hackett, Peleg Editor of Cosmopolitan magazine 25 years ago, 03/06/1925:6 Homestead sold to Winfred L. Perkins, 01/02/1925:7 Haley, Charles Hackett, Peleg Bert Auto damaged by fire, 04/13/1928:9 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Resigns from asylum at State Farm, 08/03/1928:5 Sarasota, FL man dies at age 62, 01/13/1928:3 Haley, Charles E. Hackett, Peleg Bertrand Obituary, 08/12/1927:1 Tribute, 01/27/1928:6 Haley, Helen Ryder Hackey, B.J. Resides in Brockton, 12/06/1929:1 Purchases Plymouth St farm from Plymouth Co-operative Bank, Haley, Hiram 10/28/1927:4 Charged with illegal transport of liquor, 04/20/1928:1 Sells Plymouth St farm to J.A. Girard, 03/30/1928:2 Not guilty of illegal liquor transport, 04/27/1928:1 Hadley, Angus Haley, Mrs Charles Tax collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Resigns from State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Hadlock, Mrs J.W. Hall (infant) Resides in Westbrook, ME, 10/28/1927:2 Daughter of Lawrence and Louise Andrews dies, 11/08/1929:4 Resides in Westboro, ME, 06/15/1928:1 Hall, Abbie L. Sells lot at Crooked La and Main St to Archie Fillebrown, 11/01/1929:2 Resides in Raynham, 10/02/1925:4 Hagan, Warren Obituary, 04/09/1926:4 Insane murderer incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners involved, 02/17/1928:7

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Hall, Arthur S. Hall, Marian Cutting Gifford Employed at post office, 07/24/1925:4 Wed to William Smith, 11/09/1928:4 Moves from Everett St to Lakeville, 10/23/1925:9 Hall, Marion F. Employed at post office, 07/08/1927:8 Tax collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Hall, A.S. Hall, Mary Barn struck by lightning 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Wed to Walter H. Cassidy, 07/19/1929:4 Hall, Charles Hall, Mary Billings Novel ice fishing catch includes ducks and pickerel 25 years ago, Engaged to Walter H. Cassidy, 07/12/1929:4 01/02/1925:3 Hall, Nahum Hall, Charles W. Fined $50 for operating vehicle after registration revoked, 04/22/1927:1 Fined $20 for reckless driving and operating with improper lights, Breaks ground for new home on Bedford St, 01/06/1928:8 11/01/1929:2 Sells Bedford St home to Clara Eaton, 01/06/1928:8 Fails to pay $20 fine, 11/15/1929:2 Foundation for house on Bedford St complete, 01/27/1928:4 Hall, Clara Moves from Plymouth St to Bedford St, 07/13/1928:1 Funeral held in Boston, 07/20/1928:2 Hall, Sallie P. Hall, Clifton Bertr__ (sic) Resigns from School St School 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Infant son of Arthur S. and Mildred dies, 07/09/1926:3 Hall, Samuel Hall, D. Purchases Lakeville place from Ida Loner, 03/13/1925:9 Cyrus Eaton's North Middleboro place (p), 11/05/1926:1 Hall, Walton Hall, Delia Marshfield man dies, 12/23/1927:4 And Frank Hall purchase Courtland St homestead from Fred Alger, Hall, Wendall 11/23/1928:1 Son born, 05/06/1927:7 Hall, E. Harry Hall Bros. Resident of South Middleboro for many years, 11/18/1927:4 Interior painting and decorating (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Hall, Edward Hallet, Carlton F. East Taunton couple married 50 years, 10/02/1925:4 Engaged to Mary E. Boehme, 07/06/1928:1 Hall, Edward H. Hallet, Mary L. Dies at age 75, 11/11/1927:4 Employed at Middleboro Wholesale Millinery, 07/09/1926:5 Hall, Frances Hallett, Carleton Francis Three-year-old breaks leg in sledding accident, 02/06/1925:1 Wed to Mary Edna Boehme, 10/05/1928:4 Hall, Frank Hallett, Clinton F. Sells North Lakeville property to Minnie Smith, 04/17/1925:2 Moves to Hyannis, 10/02/1925:5 Sells land at corner of new road and Taunton St to Minnie Smith, Hallett, Clinton H. 04/17/1925:6 Lets Elm St house to Peter McLeod, 10/23/1925:9 Sells Richmondtown wood lot to William Tribou, 12/23/1927:2 Hallett, Ethel Hall, Frank P. Dies in Panama, 06/04/1926:1 Vernon St residence painted, 09/04/1925:5 Hallett, James And Delia Hall purchase Courtland St homestead from Fred Alger, Engaged to Hattie May Ritter, 04/27/1928:1 11/23/1928:1 Engaged to Hattie Ritter, 05/04/1928:1 Hall, Frank York Engaged to Hattie Mae Ritter, 05/11/1928:4 Charlottesville, VA man dies at age 49, 04/24/1925:4 Wedding described, 05/25/1928:1 Obituary, 04/24/1925:4 Wed to Hattie Mae Ritter, 05/25/1928:4 Hall, Fred M. Daughter born, 03/29/1929:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/07/1928:5 Hallett, Mary Hall, Fred P. Employed at Middleboro Wholesale Millinery Co., 07/03/1925:2 Assists Smith on milk route, 03/15/1929:6 Hallett, Mary L. Hall, Gertrude M. Injured severely in a fall, 04/13/1928:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/07/1928:5 Employed at Wholesale Millinery Co., 08/03/1928:1 Hall, Harry Purchases Middleboro Wholesale Millinery from Mabel Perkins Funeral held at Rock, 11/11/1927:2 Dealtry, 03/22/1929:1 Hall, James H. Successor to Middleboro Wholesale Millinery (ad), 03/22/1929:10 Engaged to Catherine E. Kenney, 08/23/1929:4 Halliday, W.L. Hall, Jesse N. Recovers from injures received in auto accident, 09/14/1928:2 Gets a deer, 12/18/1925:1 Hallock, Helen Hall, Jessie Resides in New York, 01/02/1925:1 Trucking, jobbing, ice (ad), 04/29/1927:8 Resides in Astoria, NY, 08/26/1927:4 Hall, J.P. Hallock, H.G.C. Purchases Tispaquin St farm from Co-operative Bank, 04/12/1929:4 China's chief holiday (l), 12/28/1928:7 Hall, Lester Chinese New Year description (l), 04/05/1929:7 Moves from Warrentown to Oak St, 12/24/1926:5 Conditions in China (l), 07/19/1929:6 Son born, 01/13/1928:4, 01/20/1928:2 The new woman in China (l), 08/02/1929:4 Hall, Lettie Christmas in China (l), 12/13/1929:6 Sells West Grove St property to Mary Berman, 04/10/1925:6 Hallock, Robert Sells Coombs St house to R.E. Northway, 06/12/1925:7 Wedding described, 01/14/1927:1 Sells Coombs St house to Chester Sylvester, 09/18/1925:2 Hallock, Robert Eldon Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Wed to Ida Lewis Sumner, 01/14/1927:4 Wed to Daniel Denehy, 10/14/1927:4 Hallock, Sarah K. Hall, Levi Moves to New York, 07/03/1925:2 Recovers claim on pension 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7

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Hallock, William F. Hammond, Mary C. Obituary, 04/26/1929:1 New teacher at West Side School, 09/03/1926:3 Dies at age 77, 04/26/1929:4 Hammond, Mary R. Ham, Helen W. Files for divorce, 12/02/1927:2 Installs radio in home, 01/30/1925:4 Divorce granted, 06/08/1928:3 Irish setter pup takes puppy class at Boston show, 03/05/1926:1 Hammond, Merrill Ham, Robert F. Daughter born, 10/19/1928:4 Engaged to Maybelle Dorothea Benn, 04/15/1927:1 Hammond, Myra Engaged to Mabel Benn, 04/22/1927:1 Lets house to Edward Ganyer, 06/24/1927:2 Daughter born, 08/31/1928:4 Hammond, Vesta Ham, Robert Frank Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Wedding described, 04/29/1927:1 Hampe, Frank Wed to Mabel Dorothea Benn, 04/29/1927:4 Sells Rhode Island Rd farm to Robert Wordell, 05/01/1925:1 Hamblin, Alonzo P. Hampshire Corp. (see F.W. Hampshire Corp.) Obituary, 06/26/1925:5 Handrichon, Joseph Hamill, Bernard Engaged to Madeleine Boucher, 02/05/1926:1 Daughter born, 10/14/1927:6 Handrickon, Joseph Thomas Hamilton, Edward Handrickon, Joseph Thomas, 02/19/1926:4 Jesse and Mary Beck petition to adopt, 06/12/1925:2 Wedding described, 02/19/1926:4 Hamilton, Mrs William J. Handwriting Analysis And husband retire from State Farm, 06/03/1927:1 I.S. Brown, handwriting analyses (ad), 07/15/1927:8 Hamilton, Ruth Handy (Mr) Wedding described, 02/20/1925:1 Begins picking cranberries, 09/14/1928:9 Hamilton, William Screeners at work, 11/02/1928:6 Resides in Peabody, 05/04/1928:4 Cranberry picking begun, 09/06/1929:7 Hamilton, William J. Screening finished for the season, 11/15/1929:3 And wife retire from State Farm, 06/03/1927:1 Hanion, Louis George Hammond, Annie A. Wed to Frances Dellagatta, 10/11/1929:4 Sells Nemasket House to Thomas Peirce Estate trustees, 11/23/1928:1 Hanks, Julia D. Obituary, 01/11/1929:1 Obituary, 09/14/1928:1 Wife of Frederick L. dies at age 68, 01/11/1929:4 Widow of Horace T. dies at age 82, 09/14/1928:4 Will in probate, 01/25/1929:6 Hanks, Nancy Hammond, Arthur Resides in New York City, 02/10/1928:1 Driver Fred Turpin complains of theft from changemaker, 08/14/1925:1 Hanley, John Hammond, Arthur B. Arrested for drunkenness, 09/02/1927:1 Public hearing to address bus line (ad), 08/21/1925:8 Hanley, Martin Hearing held on petition for bus service, 08/28/1925:4 Obituary, 04/30/1926:1 Petition for bus service heard by selectmen, 01/22/1926:2 Dies at age 82, 04/30/1926:4 And Elmer Sisson petition to operate buses, 10/01/1926:5 Grand Army of the Republic member dies in 1925, 05/28/1926:3 Selectmen conduct hearing on bus line petition, 10/15/1926:2 Hannon, Edward Hammond, Earl D. Employed by railroad 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Divorce granted, 06/08/1928:3 Hannon, Mary A. Hammond, Earle D. Obituary, 10/23/1925:1 Wife files for divorce, 12/02/1927:2 Wife of Edward dies at age 72, 10/23/1925:4 Hammond, Elton Hanoian, Paul George Stationed in Philippines, transfers to Vermont, 11/27/1925:1 Engaged to Mabeth Gladys Tyal, 10/11/1929:4 Hammond, Frank Hanolan, Louis George Nathan Davis has clipping from Buffalo, NY paper about Hammond, Engaged to Frances Dellogatta, 10/04/1929:4 02/12/1926:2 Hanscom, Ethel Information about descendant of Middleboro family, 02/19/1926:2 Sells 20-acre Carmel St farm to John Raymond, 05/14/1926:2 Obituary, 03/19/1926:1 Sells Carmel St farm to E.F. Clark, 01/28/1927:8 Hammond, Fred Hanscom, Matthew Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Moves to new home on Carmel St, 01/07/1927:1 Hammond, Fred L. Sells Carmel St place to P.W. McGuire, moves to Bridgewater, Falls over embankment, knocked unconscious, 12/02/1927:3 03/16/1928:6 No damage in heater fire, 03/23/1928:5 Hanson, Emily Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Attends Abbott Academy, 12/23/1927:1 Final transfer of Nemasket House property to Peirce Estate trustees, Home from Abbott Academy, 06/22/1928:4 02/08/1929:1 Hanson, Fred L. Hammond, Ibella C. Builds addition to Adams garage, 05/15/1925:5 Widow of George W. dies at age 73, 01/23/1925:5 Builds piazza for Victor Landstrom, 06/26/1925:1 Hammond, Idella C. Builds cottage at Bryantville, 07/24/1925:7 Funeral held at Church of Our Saviour, 01/23/1925:1 Completes Briarwood Beach cottage, now building at Nobska Beach, Petition for administration of estate, 02/06/1925:3 08/14/1925:8 Hammond, Lucian L. Builds two-car garage for J.R. Woodsum, 09/25/1925:3 Killed at Harrison's Landing 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Builds grandstand for Middleboro Ag Assoc, 05/06/1927:7 Hammond, Mary Contractor builds house for Marcus Merrick, 09/06/1929:1 Teaches in East Middleboro, 01/23/1925:1 Hanson, Fred S. Teacher at Soule Street School, 02/19/1926:3 Assistant treasurer of MB Trust Co., 07/24/1925:2 Purchases Barden Hill cottage from William Hayward, 10/11/1929:3 Employed at Middleborough Trust Co., 09/25/1925:3

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Hanson, Fred S. cont. Hardy, John Watson Engaged to Carolyn Elliott, 07/02/1926:1 Born to I.R., 02/18/1927:2 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Son of Irving R. and Grace Watson dies at age 2, 09/06/1929:4 Hudson sedan for sale (ad), 10/22/1926:4 Hardy, Mrs W.S. Employed at Trust Co., 09/13/1929:1 Whole grain wheat (ad), 03/12/1926:7 Hanson, Frederick L. Hardy, Ralph Recovers from septic poisoning, 08/02/1929:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Hanson, Frederick S. Hardy, Ruth Daughter born, 08/24/1928:4 Makes first showing at race track in Boston, 10/16/1925:1 Hanson, Frederick Shurtleff Hardy, Stephen Wed to Carolyn Louise Elliott, 07/09/1926:3 Son born, 02/15/1929:1 Hanson, Mrs William Hardy, Wilfred Resides in Florida, 07/19/1929:3 Son born, 04/29/1927:3 Hanson, William T. Hardy, Wilfred Edmund Falls on ice, sprains ankle, 12/30/1927:6 Wed to Ella Marjorie West, 07/16/1926:4 Father dies in Calais, ME, 08/24/1928:4 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:4 Hapoophian, Hagey Hardy, W.S. Victim of hit-and-run in Bridgewater, 04/26/1929:1 Moves from Benton St to Webster St, 07/03/1925:5 Harbal, Wasyl Moves to Brookline, 06/03/1927:1 Chimney fire on Hillside Ave, 02/08/1929:2 Hargrave, Wright Harding, Alma Large quantity of explosives confiscated, 08/26/1927:1 Resides in Whitman, 09/13/1929:1 Hargraves, Wright Harding, Andrew Paints Plymouth St house, 08/10/1928:9 Sells Pearl St building lot to Charles Warren 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Hargreaves, Mrs Wright Harding, Freeman H. Mother dies in New Bedford, 01/25/1929:3 New owner of Main St restaurant 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Harju, Toivo W. Harding, Lewis F. Wed to Hella Kaski, 04/05/1929:1 Purchases cruiser Ace from Fletcher Barrows, 09/03/1926:2 Harlow (Mr) Candidate for selectmen, 12/17/1926:1 McLaughlin saws finger off at Harlow's mill 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Elected to selectman's post, biography (p), 01/21/1927:1 Boilers overhauled and repaired at mill 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Why have a Sealer of Weights and Measures? (l), 02/17/1928:1 Fisher and Westhaver of Boston purchase Reo garage from Burrell & Sails for South America and the West Indies, 01/25/1929:1 Harlow, 08/26/1927:4 Harding, Lewis J. Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. takes over Burrell & Harlow (ad), Candidate for selectman, 12/06/1929:1 08/26/1927:7 Endorsed candidate for selectman, 12/27/1929:1 Porter builds office for mill 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Harding, W.A. Harlow, Adnah Replaces Benson at intermediate primary school 50 years ago, Attends Dartmouth College, 01/09/1925:1 04/06/1928:7 Attends Suffolk Law school in Boston, 09/25/1925:3 Youngster misses barn, hits Miss Harding in shooting incident 25 years Joins Chautauqua in Pennsylvania, 06/04/1926:9 ago, 06/08/1928:7 Travels with Swarthmore Chautauqua, 08/13/1926:2 Harding, Watie Ann Resumes duties at Suffolk Law school in Boston, 09/10/1926:2 Petition for administration of estate, 08/07/1925:5 Harlow, Adnah H. Estate administration petition presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Those "hoodlums" in town politics (l), 03/23/1928:9 Hardware Stores James Thomas comments on "hoodlum" letter (l), 03/30/1928:2 see also Doane, George E.; T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. Takes position with E.B. Kelley Co. of Mount Vernon, NY, Cromwell Hardware Co., 11 North Main St (ad), 03/27/1925:7 07/05/1929:1 Hardy, Floyd Resides in Mt. Vernon, NY, 09/06/1929:1 And Millard Spooner play piano and drums at King Philip's Tavern, Harlow, Alfred Branch 05/28/1926:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Hardy, I.R. Harlow, Bradford G. Wendell Holloway to build colonial on East Grove St, 02/27/1925:2 Sells Oak St house lot to Franklin Thompson 50 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Member of Dental Corps, Officers' Reserve, 06/26/1925:1 Harlow, Claudine Louise Occupies new home on East Grove St, 08/14/1925:8 Wedding described, 07/15/1927:7 Dentist addresses Central Congregational Mens' class, 09/24/1926:2 Harlow, Clyde Son born, 02/18/1927:2 To superintend construction of house for Howard Reynolds, Moves dental office to Centre St, 08/05/1927:1 12/07/1928:1 Sails to Europe to study in Switzerland, 06/08/1928:1 Harlow, Clyde L. Returns after two months of study in Europe, 08/03/1928:1 Resides in Wollaston, 11/06/1925:1 Resumes practice in Glidden building (ad), 08/03/1928:9 Harlow, Cy Leaves town to begin duties in New York City, 12/28/1928:1 Cherry St house (p), 06/18/1926:1 Moves to Douglaston, LI, 12/28/1928:4 Harlow, Elizabeth K. Lets East Grove St house to George Rosenthal, 03/22/1929:1 Obituary, 05/11/1928:1 Resides in Douglaston, LI, 06/14/1929:1, 08/02/1929:1 Harlow, Elizabeth Kinney Hardy, Irving R. Dies at age 81, 05/11/1928:4 Dentist leaves to join partner in New York City (p), 12/14/1928:1 Harlow, Elliott Resigns from board of Co-operative Bank, 12/21/1928:1 Builds addition to South Main St quarters of Walker Ice Bag Co., Hardy, John 11/18/1927:1 Obituary, 09/13/1929:1 Truck catches fire on School St, 12/09/1927:1 Chimney struck by lightning, 07/12/1929:1 Burglar alarm catches turkey thief, 11/15/1929:1

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Harlow, Elliott W. Harlow, Mary R. In charge of alterations to Tripp's Centre St building, 05/21/1926:5 Sells Oak Bluffs place 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Awarded contract to build addition to St. Luke's, 04/19/1929:5 Harlow, Mildred V. Rebuilds fire-damaged house for Orrin Webster, 09/13/1929:1 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 In charge of making improvements at Egger's store, 11/15/1929:1 Harlow, Mildred Valentine Harlow, Emily Wed to Wilson Jason Wallace, 07/30/1926:3 Lets Southwick St apartment to Charles Howe, 09/11/1925:5 Harlow, Mrs Bradford G. Harlow, Emily C. Name appears on historic quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, Lets Southwick St apartment to Augustin Roy, 11/11/1927:10 discovered during Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 Lets Southwick St apartment to Joseph Kyrous, 11/11/1927:10 Harlow, Mrs Louis K. Harlow, F.A. Resides in Waban, 10/09/1925:9 Receives severe cut across hand from roll of zinc 50 years ago, Harlow, Nellie Louise 03/06/1925:6 Wedding described, 11/05/1926:1 Opens fruit and ice cream business 50 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Wed to George Walter Parry, 11/05/1926:4 Sherman contracts to build stable for Harlow 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Harlow, Percy R. Harlow, Foster A. Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Elected treasurer of fire district for 29th year 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 Daytona, FL man dies, 12/04/1925:4 Resigns as treasurer of fire district 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Obituary, 12/11/1925:4 Harlow, Frank Harlow, Ralph L. Dies in Bridgewater, 06/25/1926:3 Directs production of Barbara Lee in Boston theatre, 05/08/1925:1 Young bicyclist in early days (p), 03/09/1928:1 Harlow, Reuben Harlow, Franklin G. Resigns from almshouse 50 years ago, 03/06/1925:6 Shipping clerk at Cranberry Sales company, 09/17/1926:1 Harlow, Reuben A. Harlow, George And wife in charge of Chelmsford almshouse 50 years ago, And Richard Gilligan hike to Bridgewater and back in less than 2 hours, 04/16/1926:7 05/15/1925:1 Harlow, Rueben Harlow, George A. Takes charge of Chelmsford almshouse 50 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Obituary, 12/30/1927:1 Harlow, Sarah Elizabeth Harlow, Guild Obituary, 04/22/1927:1 At work forming new scout troop, 09/06/1929:1 Widow of Francis O. dies at age 85, 04/22/1927:4 Harlow, Herbert Harlow, Simeon Purchases George Richards' Nelson's Grove cottage, 06/08/1928:6 And Joshua Sherman erect building for James Harlow 50 years ago, Harlow, Herbert W. 09/10/1926:5 Purchases Nelson's Grove cottage from Mrs George Richards, Harlow, Victor C. 07/22/1927:6 Obituary, 08/05/1927:4 Harlow, Horace W. Harlow, Victor Clarence Moves from Oak St to Reland St, 08/21/1925:5 Halifax man dies at age 74, 08/05/1927:4 Reland St couple married 10 years, 02/04/1927:4 Harlow, Warren Harlow, I.H. Collides with Bridgewater driver on Summer St curve, 03/04/1927:1 see also I.H. Harlow & Co. Harlow, Wendell E. Well dug on property 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Salutatorian of class of 1900, 05/08/1925:6 Employs Thomas Parry at mill 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Attends Brown University 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Purchases place at Oak Bluffs 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Harlow, William Makes improvements to Oak Bluffs cottage 50 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Purchases horse 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Prepared to take over manufacture of tea chests 50 years ago, Harlow, William H. 02/17/1928:6 Builder's name found inscribed on board from old Quincy depot 25 Does land exchange with John LeBaron 50 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 Harlow, Ivory H. Harlow, William S. Old steam mill 50 years ago (p), 04/30/1926:1 Cottage and barn burn down 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Harlow, James H. Harlow, Wilson G. President of Middleborough Savings Bank 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Submits plans for new fire station (i), 10/16/1925:1 Joshua Sherman and Simeon Harlow erect building for Harlow 50 years Architect for new business block, 05/06/1927:1 ago, 09/10/1926:5 Harness Makers Adds piazza to residence 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 George Benson, harness maker (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Loses valuable horse to sickness 50 years ago, 07/13/1928:8 George Benson only one of his kind between here and Provincetown, Succeeded by David Pratt as president of Savings Bank 25 years ago, 11/09/1928:1 06/28/1929:6 Harper, George Harlow, L.A. Daughter born, 02/06/1925:5 Tidings from Middleboro colony in California (l), 02/06/1925:8 Harper, George H. Tidings from California (l), 11/25/1927:7 Daughter born, 02/06/1925:9 Harlow, Leslie H. Harper, Margaret Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Born to George H., 02/06/1925:9 Harlow, Lucy A. Harper, Margaret Morgan Tidings from Middleboro colony in California (l), 07/24/1925:2, Infant daughter of George H. dies, 05/29/1925:6 11/13/1925:1 Harper, Margaret Morton Writes from California (l), 07/15/1927:7 Born to George, 02/06/1925:5 Harlow, Lurabel Harriman, Ruth Descendant Keith Bachelder visits from New Zealand, 10/02/1925:3 Employed in town manager's office, 07/22/1927:1 Harlow, Mary F. Employed in the office of the town manager, 07/12/1929:1 Obituary, 02/03/1928:10

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Harrington, C.F. Harris, William A. Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 08/07/1925:1 Obituary, 10/30/1925:1 Harrington, F.H. Dies at age 66, 10/30/1925:4 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Harrison, E. Kimball Harrington, Frank H. Janitor at Town House, 09/04/1925:2 Manager of Park Theatre (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Injured while moving piano, 07/22/1927:5 Engaged to be married, 10/29/1926:1 Janitor at Town House, 08/23/1929:9 Wedding described, 10/29/1926:1 Harrison, Kimball B. Wed to Helen P. Sullivan, 10/29/1926:4 Joins newly formed Brockton Flying Club, 08/24/1928:1 Resigns as residence manager of Park Theatre, 10/19/1928:1 Harrison, Marie P. To continue as manager of Park Theatre, 10/26/1928:1 Dies 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Reasons for Sunday permit for Park Theatre (l), 01/11/1929:9 Harrub, Flora Resigns as manager of Park Theatre, 06/28/1929:1 Obituary, 04/17/1925:9 Manager of Rialto Theatre in Brockton, 08/30/1929:1 Harrub, Mrs Webster Harrington, John Funeral held at North Plympton, 04/17/1925:6 Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 05/25/1928:3 Funeral held at Plympton, 04/17/1925:6 Harrington, Marjorie Hart, Francis R. Musician in group entertaining West Wareham grange, 06/15/1928:8 New England Brick Co. yards sold at auction to Hart 25 years ago, Harrington, Neal 07/12/1929:6 Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 08/03/1928:1 Hart, Harry M. Harrington, Neal R. Petitions for light service in South Lakeville, 11/08/1929:1 Employed at P.H. Pierce Co., 08/13/1926:1 Hart, Isabelle O. Harrington, Soule & Hathaway Obituary, 03/23/1928:1 Factory closing leaves locals unemployed 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Hart, Mrs Fred Harris (Dr) Resides in Harwichport, 07/01/1927:6 Dr Paun disposes of practice to Dr Harris 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Hart, Thomas Harris, Charles Member of International Comedy Quartet, 12/11/1925:2 Stationed at Parris Island, SC, 07/03/1925:1 Local talent presents Pine Needles in South Hanson, 01/20/1928:1 Son born, 01/06/1928:2 Arrested for drunkenness and reckless driving, 02/01/1929:1 Moves from Newport, RI to Middleboro, 08/10/1928:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 02/08/1929:4 Harris, Charles E. Harthorne, Roger Engaged to Ruth M. Gifford, 01/07/1927:4 Attends Bowdoin College, 04/10/1925:6 Wed to Ruth M. Gifford, 01/07/1927:4 Wins Sewall prize at Bowdoin College, 07/03/1925:2 Completes four-year stint with U.S. Marines, 11/09/1928:4 Enlists in U.S. Coast Guard, 09/17/1926:1 Daughter born, 06/07/1929:4 Harthorne, Roger M. Harris, Charles Earl Attends Bowdoin College, 01/01/1926:5 Wedding described, 01/07/1927:1 Graduates from Bowdoin College, 09/27/1929:1 Harris, Charles Earle Hartling, Alexander Wed to Ruth Mabel Gifford, 01/07/1927:8 Sells Lakeville property to Lucy Wilson, 05/28/1926:3 Harris, Clarence E. Hartling, Alexander K., Jr. Engaged to Dorothy White, 04/13/1928:9 John Mooney fined $10 for assault on young Hartling, 09/27/1929:1 Wedding described, 04/12/1929:1 Hartling, Alva Wed to Dorothy White, 04/12/1929:4 Daughter born, 11/12/1926:2 Harris, Edwin Hartling, Annie Class of 1927 prophet (p), 06/24/1927:1 Sells maternity hospital on Sproat St to Alexander Matheson, Class prophecies, 06/24/1927:6 08/07/1925:1 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Hartling, Annie M. Harris, Frank Moves to New London, CT, 08/21/1925:5 Son born, 04/29/1927:3 Hartling, Elizabeth Harris, Frank A. Obituary, 03/22/1929:1 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Widow of James dies at age 70, 03/22/1929:4 Employed by General Outdoor Advertising Co., Kansas, 11/06/1925:1 Murdock Hartling attends funeral, 03/22/1929:9 Occupies house in Thomastown, 08/31/1928:1 Hartling, James Harris, Frank E. Obituary, 01/22/1926:1 Engaged to Mary Gifford, 12/16/1927:2 Dies at age 72, 01/22/1926:4 Purchases Warner Cram property from mortgagee, 08/17/1928:5 Hartling, Mrs Murdock Harris, Frank Edson Attends funeral of aunt, Annie Millerd, 05/17/1929:3 Engaged to Mary Baker Gifford, 10/26/1928:4 Hartling, Murdock Wedding described, 11/02/1928:1 Installs telephone in home, 11/04/1927:7 Wed to Mary Baker Gifford, 11/02/1928:4 Installs radio at home, 12/14/1928:8 Harris, Jerome Hartling, Percy Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Resides in Cheshire, CT, 07/27/1928:3 Harris, Kate Hartling, Rennels Sells Taunton Rd homestead to Mattie Whitcomb, 04/09/1926:3 Ill with measles, 07/13/1928:4 Harris, Kate A. Hartling, Vivian Sells Thompson St farm to Mary Simmons, 11/06/1925:1 Employed at telephone exchange, 07/03/1925:2 Harris, Lucy Hartling, Vivian S. Resides in Brockton, 08/26/1927:1 Engaged to Elmer Dewhurst, 07/31/1925:2 Harris, Mrs K.A. Sells Taunton Rd place to Whitcomb, 04/09/1926:8

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Hartling, Vivian Stella Haskell, Charles Wedding described, 08/21/1925:1 Brinkman fined $10 after collision with Haskell, 07/31/1925:1 Wed to Elmer Thomas Dewhurst, 08/21/1925:4 Haskell, Edmund R. Hartling, W.G. Moves from Cambridge to Court End Ave, 10/21/1927:3 Son born, 08/10/1929:1 Haskell, Ethel Hartman, Emil Superintendent of St. Luke's Hospital, 08/14/1925:1 Electric lights installed at home, 03/27/1925:2 Engaged to Paul Gary, 07/26/1929:4 Mother dies in Philadelphia, 04/27/1928:4 Head of St. Luke's resigns, 07/26/1929:6 Hartman, Freida Haskell, Ethel B. Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/10/1926:6 Superintendent of St. Luke's, 06/26/1925:1 Hartman, Frieda Wed to Paul E. Gary, 08/23/1929:4 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 02/25/1927:4 Wedding described, 08/23/1929:4 Bridgewater Normal grad gets teaching post in Middleboro, Haskell, Ethel Burgess 05/24/1929:2 Engaged to Paul Elmer Gary, 08/16/1929:4 Hartman, Otto Haskell, Josiah Electric lights installed at home, 03/27/1925:2 Brief biography (p), 09/09/1927:1 Hartmann, Charles Haskell, Mrs Walter E. Resides in Philadelphia, 02/18/1927:5 Uncle dies in Plymouth, 08/30/1929:1 Hartmann, Charles Jacob Haskell, Walter Wed to Caroline Pauline Breuninger, 02/25/1927:4 Cousin dies in Plymouth, 04/03/1925:2 Hartmann, Emil Haskell, Walter E. Fined $10 for "cutting in" on auto traffic, 07/16/1926:1 Oak St couple married 30 years, 05/22/1925:7 Spilled gas causes fire under car, 10/15/1926:1 Haskell, Walter H. Hartmann, Emil C. Former Taunton man dies here, 04/03/1925:10 Wed to Evelyn M. Casey, 09/13/1929:1 Obituary, 04/10/1925:1 Hartmann, Freida Charles R. Borden attends to practice, 04/10/1925:6 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/17/1926:1, 04/15/1927:1 Haskell, W.H. Teaches at Bates School, 09/16/1927:1 Veterinarian, 29 School St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Director of girls' sports at Bates School, 11/25/1927:1 Haskell Motor Co. Teaches in Bridgewater, 02/22/1929:1 Opens on Wareham Rd (ad), 08/17/1928:6 Hartmann, Frieda Succeeds Fisher-Westhaver Reo Co. (ad), 08/24/1928:7 Class of 1926 statistician (p), 06/25/1926:1 Haskins (Mr) Class of 1926 statistics, 06/25/1926:6 Old Haskins house in Wappanuckett (p), 07/20/1928:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 01/07/1927:8 Haskins, Benjamin Resumes studies at Bridgewater Normal school, 01/06/1928:8 John Doherty fined $10 for assault on Haskins, 05/24/1929:3 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 02/24/1928:4 Haskins, Benjamin I. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 05/03/1929:4 Case of contract against Adella Gates referred to auditor, 10/15/1926:2 Chairman of Bridgewater Normal summer frolic, 05/10/1929:4 Haskins Bros. partnership dissolved, 05/11/1928:5 Assumes teaching duties at Bates School, 09/06/1929:6 Wed to Mabel Hudson, 08/31/1928:4 Hartmann, Gertrude Haskins, Bower Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 08/24/1928:7 Obituary, 08/10/1928:1 Hartmann, Rose Florence Haskins, Bower L. Wed to Millard Fillmore Spooner, 10/19/1928:4 Dies at age 82, 08/03/1928:3 Hartwell, Charles Haskins, Cephas Family reunion held 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Storehouse suffers break-in 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Hartwell, George F. Photo of old Lakeville depot, known as "Haskins'" (p), 05/27/1927:1 Brief biography (p), 12/23/1927:1 Store and adjacent buildings burn 50 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Postmaster at Framingham 50 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 To rebuild Lakeville store after fire 50 years ago, 04/20/1928:6 Harvey, Alexander Lakeville store now used for cranberry storage (p), 11/23/1928:1 Clothing caught in machinery at Jenk's shop 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Haskins, Charles Harvey, Alexander G. Chimney fire at Rock home, 12/11/1925:3 Obituary, 12/09/1927:1 Haskins, Charles A. Dies at age 61, 12/09/1927:4 Frank Chase discharged after arrest for assault on Haskins, 01/20/1928:1 Harvey, A.V. Haskins Bros. partnership dissolved, 05/11/1928:5 Dwelling near Titicut depot burns 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Haskins, Elsie May Harvey, David O. Wedding described, 12/10/1926:1 Funeral held in Plymouth, 05/01/1925:6 Haskins, Elsie M. Harvey, Ella Wed to Edwin F. Blake, 12/10/1926:4 Struck by Somerville driver on Wareham St, 08/03/1928:2 Haskins, George Harvey, Ernest C. Attends Northeastern College, Boston, 01/02/1925:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 06/19/1925:5 Finishes third year at Northeastern University, 06/26/1925:1 Harvey, W.H. Haskins, George A. Rock couple married 25 years, 01/27/1928:2 Elected to senate at Northeastern University, 04/09/1926:10 Loses post at Leonard & Barrows, 04/27/1928:6 Haskins, George Andrew Harvey, Winnie Graduates with honors from Northeastern University, 06/25/1926:9 Breaks arm in fall, 02/26/1926:7 Appointed instructor of civil engineering at Northeastern University, Haskell, Alice Littlefield 07/23/1926:5 Wife of Elnathan W. dies, 07/19/1929:4 Haskins, George H. Haskell, Blanch Graduates from Northeastern University, 06/25/1926:2 Broadcasts from station WNAC, 10/11/1929:1

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Haskins, Harrison Hatch, Mrs Theodore With great-granddaughter Amy Harrison Bartlett Ellis (p), 08/03/1928:1 Mother dies in Wellesley, 02/20/1925:4 Haskins, Herbert Hatch, Stephen Installs electric water system, 06/12/1925:6 Moves to Brockton, 01/21/1927:3 Chimney fire at North Lakeville home, 06/11/1926:2 Hatch, Theodore Haskins, Herbert M. Father dies in Boston, 09/09/1927:4 North Lakeville couple married 47 years, 10/29/1926:1 Hatch, Theodore E. North Lakeville couple married 50 years, 10/25/1929:1 Carver couple married 32 years, 04/23/1926:6 Haskins, Irving Hatch, William Guilty of larceny of cocker spaniel from William Davis, 02/26/1926:1 Father dies in Boston, 09/09/1927:4 Haskins, Lester W. Hatch, William S. Representative of Lyman M. Gammons Sales Co. (ad), 11/13/1925:5 Obituary, 05/03/1929:1 Haskins, Lorenzo Hathaway (Dr) Lets North St rooms to Flora Goodenough, 10/29/1926:2 Prospect St house for sale (ad), 10/02/1925:8 Haskins, Lorenzo H. Prospect St property for sale (ad), 10/07/1927:5 Relative dies in Marion, 11/13/1925:1 Portion of estate purchased by Everett Willis, 06/22/1928:8 Accepts position in East Bridgewater, 01/01/1926:7 Everett Willis purchases portion of estate, 07/13/1928:1 Haskins, Mrs David Plans practice in Middleboro 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Resides in North Easton, 12/14/1928:8 Hathaway (Mr) Haskins, Russell Crossbeam over door at Hathaway's gives way 50 years ago, Motorcycle struck in rear by Taunton driver, 07/10/1925:1 04/19/1929:6 And Alfred Lang set out several hundred strawberry plants, Hathaway, Albert E. 04/27/1928:1 Obituary, 09/11/1925:1 Haskins, Russell Leonard Bridgewater man dies at age 53, 09/11/1925:4 Wed to Jennie Cotti, 12/31/1926:4 Petition for administration of estate, 09/25/1925:4 Haskins, Susan F. Hathaway, Alberta Obituary, 11/15/1929:1 Resigns from Wappanucket School, 01/16/1925:3 Wife of Edmund M. dies at age 73, 11/15/1929:4 Hathaway, Benjamin Haskins, William M. Sells Rock property to Charles Stevens, 07/31/1925:1 Dies at age 72, 04/02/1926:1 Hathaway, Benjamin R. Obituary, 04/02/1926:1 Rock house destroyed by fire, 01/02/1925:1 Funeral held at Oak St home, 04/09/1926:1 Petition for administration of estate, 06/11/1926:7 Donald Dempsey comes from Philadelphia for funeral, 04/09/1926:10 Hathaway, Benjamin Robinson Mourned by South Carver folks, 04/09/1926:10 Dies at age 56, 04/30/1926:4 Old steam mill 50 years ago (p), 04/30/1926:1 Hathaway, B.R. Central Methodist Episcopal Church passes resolution upon death, Sells Miller St property to Charles Stevens, 07/10/1925:6 07/09/1926:6 Hathaway, C. Florence Runs for selectman 25 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Elected assistant at Union St School 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Haskins Bros. Lets space for heater business to Wilson Scudder, 07/06/1928:1 Partnership dissolved, 05/11/1928:5 B.L. Thomas alters location of Hathaway's building on Wareham St, Hasson, George 07/13/1928:4 Moves to vicinity of New Bedford, 01/01/1926:2 Hathaway, Chester Hastay, Frank W. Train crier at station 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Obituary, 10/11/1929:1 Hathaway, C.L. (see C.L. Hathaway & Co.) Dies at age 66, 10/11/1929:4 Hathaway, Clarence L. Will in probate, 11/22/1929:4 Purchases Connor estate on South Main St, 07/10/1925:5 Hastay, F.W. Moves into new South Main St home, 10/09/1925:1 Purchases Main St restaurant from Churbuck 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Returns to former home on Benton St, 12/11/1925:3 Hastings, Annie Clara Lets Benton St place to Alfred Mack, 07/23/1926:1 Petitions to change name to Annie Clara Place, 09/09/1927:5 Hathaway, Don__ (sic) Lauretta Named change approved by court, 10/07/1927:7 Wed to Harold __rdon (sic) Dean, 07/09/1926:3 Hastings, O.B. Hathaway, Ephraim Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 01/29/1926:6 Photo of meat and provision market (p), 04/16/1926:1 Hasty, Ralph G. Purchases place in Eddyville 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 New vice-president and director of Leonard, Shaw & Dean, Hathaway, E.S. 01/20/1928:1 Dentist uses nitrous oxide 50 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Hatch, Flora Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Employed at telephone exchange, 08/10/1928:1 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Hatch, Flora M. Everett Willis purchases large portion of estate, 06/15/1928:9 Employed at telephone exchange, 07/30/1926:3, 07/29/1927:2 Prospect St place purchased by Rebecca Thomas, 11/09/1928:1 Hatch, Fred Hathaway, Eva Funeral held in Philadelphia, 12/10/1926:6 Charged with assault on Elsie Lucas, 01/09/1925:9 Hatch, J.H. Assault case continued, 01/16/1925:3 Purchases Agnes Price estate on Pleasant St, 08/31/1928:1 Assault case further continued, 02/13/1925:3, 03/13/1925:6 Hatch, Leon Bennett Assault charge dismissed for lack of evidence, 05/08/1925:1 Engaged to Helen B. Pollard, 03/01/1929:4 Moves from Pearl St to North Main St, 05/06/1927:1 Wed to Helen B. Pollard, 03/08/1929:4 Hathaway, G. Louis Hatch, Melvin Runs across 2-ft. snake 25 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Moses Poland takes over Sunday paper route from Hatch, 03/11/1927:4 Officer at State Farm, 03/25/1927:3 Lets house to Otis Townsend, 11/23/1928:4 Picks mayflowers 25 years ago, 01/20/1928:7

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Hathaway, George Hathaway, Susanna Murdock Daughter born, 01/23/1925:1 Couple married 50 years, biographies, 11/19/1926:1 Employed by Curtiss Airplane Co. on Long Island, 09/06/1929:1 Hathaway, William W. Hathaway, George L. Bridgewater man dies at age 57, 03/04/1927:4 Proprietor of Modern Tire Repair Shop (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Hathaway's Corner Drug Store High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Edwin Sherman resigns after 23 years, 04/10/1925:1 Hathaway, Isaac Hathaway's Drug Store Recovers health in California 50 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Account books, bookkeeping supplies (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Hathaway, John Hats (see Bay State Straw Works; Central Shoe Hospital; Millinery) Resides in Simsbury, CT, 08/28/1925:5 Haven, Charles Hathaway, Lelah Sells North Middleboro property to George Montgomery, 07/06/1928:1 Named to board of overseers of the poor, 03/01/1929:1 Haven, Charles T. Hathaway, Lelah M. Obituary, 07/27/1928:1, 3 Answers questions about proposed high school (l), 04/03/1925:1 Dies at age 68, 07/27/1928:4 Points to errors in "Taxpayers" advertisement (l), 04/10/1925:1 Haven, Elbridge G. Reminds readers of initial plans for new high school (l), 01/27/1928:1 Obituary, 03/26/1926:1 For a rising vote (l), 03/16/1928:2 Dies at age 65, 03/26/1926:4 Explanation of Symphonic and Applied Arts Society concerts (l), Haven, Lizzie A. 04/12/1929:1 Resigns as North Middleboro post mistress, 10/26/1928:5 Hathaway, Lyman Haven, M. Rockwood Tewksbury man dies at age 67, 02/04/1927:4 On Dean's List at Northeastern University, 01/28/1927:5 Hathaway, Lyman E. Haven, Martin R. Obituary, 02/04/1927:3 On dean's list at Northeastern, 11/09/1928:4 Hathaway, Miriam Haven, Mrs Charles Accepts post in math department at Wellesley college 25 years ago, New postmistress at North Middleboro, 06/01/1928:4 09/02/1927:6 Resides in Worcester, 06/28/1929:2 Hathaway, Mrs A.W. Haven, Mrs Charles T. And Mrs A.L. Sears open home cooking shop in Dorchester, Nephew dies in Framingham, 01/16/1925:1 10/07/1927:1 Moves to Worcester, 10/05/1928:2 Hathaway, Mrs B.R. Haven, Mrs William And Mrs George Sears open tea room in Onset, 06/03/1927:3 Resides in Brockton, 05/25/1928:4, 10/05/1928:2 Hathaway, Mrs G. Louis Haven, Perley Serves on school needs committee, 02/27/1925:1 Apple tree in full bloom 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Hathaway, Nelson Haven, Rockwood Removes 100-ft. tapeworm from patient 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Makes bicycle trip to and from Pennsylvania, 08/28/1925:1 Hathaway, Phoebe Class of 1926 prophet (p), 06/25/1926:1 Moves to Duxbury, 01/22/1926:1 Class of 1926 prophecy, 06/25/1926:6 Hathaway, Ralph L. Attends Northeastern University, 09/17/1926:1 Chevrolet coupe for sale (ad), 09/24/1926:8 Resumes studies at Northeastern University, 08/26/1927:1 Dies at age 45, 12/24/1926:4 Employed at surveyor in Hyannis, 06/29/1928:8 Obituary, 12/24/1926:4 Employed in Hyannis, 08/24/1928:7 Hathaway, Ralph W. Resumes studies at Northeastern University, 09/14/1928:2 Run down by auto driven by Arnold Sloan, 12/06/1929:1 Moves to Worcester, 10/05/1928:2 Leg and hip fractured in auto accident, 12/13/1929:1 Resides in Worcester, 06/28/1929:2 Hathaway, Randall Hawkes, Ellsworth And Josiah Marshall in fish business 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Father dies in Greenfield, 04/13/1928:3 Fish man runs into bakery cart of Samuel Bourne 50 years ago, Hawthorne, Roger 01/21/1927:6 Ranks high at Bowdoin College, 03/27/1925:3 Purchases herring rights 25 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Hayden, Annie Laurie Purchases Caswell's market 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Wed to Henry Clayton McFarlin, 02/24/1928:4 Installs sign at market 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Hayden, Fayette W. Hathaway, Russell Veteran business man retires (p), 10/12/1928:1 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Hayden, F.W. Hathaway, Ruth Sells bike repair business to E. Joseph Wrightington 25 years ago, Employed at Whitman's department store, 08/13/1926:2 10/15/1926:5 Purchases new Ford sedan, 07/20/1928:1 Sells optical business to Myron Hinckley, 10/05/1928:1 Hathaway, Ruth C. Myron Hinckley purchases business (ad), 10/12/1928:10 Resigns from Powrie & Ryder after 17 years, 08/17/1928:1 Myron Hinckley new clerk at Hayden's jewelry store 25 years ago, Hathaway, Samuel 11/30/1928:6 Reunites with playmate after 60 years, 05/29/1925:3 Sells jewelry business to E.F. Tinkham 25 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Hayden, Margaret Couple married 50 years, biographies, 11/19/1926:1 New matron in girls' department at State Farm, 03/09/1928:5 Formerly employee at straw works, 09/06/1929:1 Hayden, Ruby E. Hathaway, Simeon Wed to Nathaniel F. Shurtleff, 09/25/1925:4 Sells lot to Lorenzo Tinkham 50 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Wed to Nathaniel F. Shurtleff in September 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington Hayden, Ruby Elvia Leading exhibitor at Paris Expo 25 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Wed to Nathaniel Francis Shurtleff, 10/02/1925:4 Last carload of shoes shipped 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Hayes (Mr) Shoe workers shown at factory (p), 05/04/1928:1 Robert Roht resigns from Hayes' bakery, 07/19/1929:1

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Hayes, Bertha Heath, Alexander cont. Resides in Providence, RI, 11/15/1929:1 Moves to Malden, 09/18/1925:7 Hayes, Eugene Middleboro gets mention in Cleveland, OH publication (l), 03/19/1926:8 Son born, 03/13/1925:2 Drives cross country to California, 07/23/1926:1 Hayes, John Family returns from trans-continental trip, 08/13/1926:1 Purchases business block on west side of North Main St, 05/20/1927:2 Middleboro folk feeling tax pinch (l), 02/25/1927:1 Hayes, John H. Open letter to Judge Washburn concerning Peirce estate trustees (l), August Klar sells business to John Hayes and Michael Sheehan, 01/18/1929:2 01/16/1925:1 Overwhelming victor in local election (p), 01/25/1929:1 Klar posts notice of transfer of business to Hayes and Sheehan, Request for Chautauqua patrons (l), 07/12/1929:2 01/16/1925:8 Open letter discusses parking situation (l), 11/22/1929:1 And Sheehan announce purchase of Klar's bakery, 01/16/1925:8 Candidate for School Board, 12/06/1929:1 Partnership dissolved, Sheehan continues business, 07/10/1925:4 Communication concerns town government (l), 12/06/1929:8 Notice of partnership dissolution, 07/10/1925:7 Withdraws from School Committee contest, 12/13/1929:1 Hayward (Mr) Open letter to Heath about welfare department (l) (B.L. Jennings), Shaw and Hayward collide on Pearl St, 01/07/1927:1 12/20/1929:4 Hayward, Justin Attention of the thoughtful (l), 12/20/1929:7 Taken prisoner in the Philippines 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Open letter concerning town government (l), 12/27/1929:3 Hayward, Leon Heath, Alexander, Jr. Makes extensive improvements to North Lakeville house, 04/24/1925:7 Attends Alhambra high school in California, 05/13/1927:7 Builds two-car garage, 04/09/1926:8 Returns here after 8 months in California, 11/11/1927:10 Hayward, Mary Nearly wrecks car on Plymouth Rd, 12/28/1928:1 Moves from Brockton to North Lakeville, 11/04/1927:7 Word of gratitude after son's accident (l) (Alice Day Heath), Hayward, William 12/28/1928:3 Chimney fire on Sachem St, 03/12/1926:8 Heath, Alice Day Daughter born, 06/08/1928:4 Word of gratitude after son's accident (l), 12/28/1928:3 Sells Barden Hill cottage to Mary Hammond, 10/11/1929:3 Heath, Augustus Hayward, William H. Daughter born, 09/18/1925:1 Purchases Barden Hill Rd property from William Evans, 03/25/1927:7 Moves from Summer St to Plymouth, 07/23/1926:5 Hazelton, George Heath, Florence Opens paint shop in old smithy on Plymouth St, 07/13/1928:1 Resides in Boston, 07/10/1925:5 Hazelton, Will Engaged to Ralph Wentworth Cram, 04/19/1929:1 Resides in Boston, 04/22/1927:2 Heath, Florence M. Hazling, Harry Employed in Costa Rica by United Fruit Co., 05/13/1927:7 Wedding described, 12/11/1925:1 Heath, Florence Mae Wed to Stella B. Norris, 12/11/1925:4 Engaged to Ralph Wentworth Cram, 08/09/1929:5 Head, Mary Wed to Ralph Wentworth Cram, 08/30/1929:4 Resides in Merrimac, 11/20/1925:1 Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 Head, Mary T. Heath, James Teacher retires from School St School, 06/12/1925:7 Purchases Lakeville place from Ida Loner, 03/06/1925:2 Heald, Mrs Carl Heath, Joseph Dies in Nashua, NH, 06/08/1928:3 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Healey, Edward M. Sells East Main St property to Claude Dearborn, 04/29/1927:1 Lets Oak St apartment to Charles Devlin, 03/13/1925:1 Heath, Joseph H. Melvin Wilbur collides with Healey at Courtland, Oak, and Alden St, Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 05/31/1929:6 Heath, Nellie Healey, John Ellsworth Employed at Cape Cod Specialty Co., 09/17/1926:1 Engaged to Annie Cecelia Maddigan, 10/28/1927:4 Heath, Serene Healey, John Elwood Widow of Thomas dies at age 61, 06/08/1928:4 Wedding described, 11/04/1927:1 Obituary, 06/15/1928:1 Wed to Annie Celia Maddigan, 11/04/1927:4 Heating and Heating Contractors Healey, William I. see also T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. Resides in Worcester, 07/12/1929:1 A. Faeitti, agent for Quaker furnaces (ad), 08/28/1925:5 Health Board (see Middleboro - Board of Health) H.W. Maxim, sole authorized dealer of Quaker steel furnace (ad), Healy, Eva J. 09/04/1925:5 Divorce case in probate court, 10/02/1925:1 Lloyd Perkins & Son awarded second prize for window display, Healy, Martha A. 10/30/1925:5 Purchases Fuller St property from Anna Swanson, 04/16/1926:1 Weston & Bourne, parlor heaters (ad), 10/30/1925:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/06/1927:4 James Houlihan, agent for Consumers Plumbing & Heating Co. (ad), Healy, William V. 11/27/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/06/1927:4 Lloyd Perkins & Son contract to do plumbing and heating at new fire Heath (Mr) station, 04/23/1926:1 In defense of Mr Heath (l) (J.A. Thomas), 04/05/1929:1 Charles Rodgers, steam boilers and radiators (ad), 12/02/1927:4 Mercy (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/12/1929:1 Wilson Scudder rents space for heater business from Hathaway, Fishing in a dead pool (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 04/26/1929:3 07/06/1928:1 Takes position in bank 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Anderson opens shoe repair and oil burner repair business, 09/27/1929:4 Heath, Alexander J.M. Love, Lynn Range oil burners (ad), 12/06/1929:4 Serves on school needs committee, 02/27/1925:1 Hebert, Deloris They charged into the jaws of death at Town Meeting on government Born to George, 03/09/1928:4 (l), 05/29/1925:2

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Hebert, Dorothy Henry, David cont. Engaged to Caspar Albert Ruprecht, 10/12/1928:4 Resigns from State Farm, employed in Bridgewater, 05/04/1928:6 Wedding described, 10/26/1928:1 Resumes work at United States Naval hospital in New York, Wed to Caspar Albert Ruprecht, 10/26/1928:4 11/01/1929:7 Hebert, George Henry, Eva A. Daughter born, 03/09/1928:4 Obituary, 07/06/1928:1 Hebert, Jeffrey Wife of George H. dies at age 51, 07/06/1928:4 Petitions to keep and store dynamite, 09/20/1929:4 Henry, G.J. Granted license to store dynamite, 10/04/1929:2 Purchases Cushman farm on Smith St, 11/11/1927:2 Opens Nemasket House under new management (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Henry, Mrs H.P. Hebert, L.J. Westgate's car struck by auto occupied by Mrs Henry, 08/31/1928:2 Painting (ad), 07/01/1927:8 Heon, Yvonne Hebert, Philip Wedding described, 07/13/1928:1 Wed to Irene Morin, 07/08/1927:4 Wed to Arthur Savard, 07/13/1928:4 Hedge, Charles W. Herbert, Frank A. Boston man comments on town manager (l), 07/26/1929:1 Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 02/04/1927:1 J.A. Thomas replies to Boston gentleman concerning town manager (l), Hermann, Lewis P. 08/02/1929:4 Not responsible for bills contracted by wife, 07/30/1926:5 Hedges, Charles Walbridge Hermann, Melvina Wedding described, 12/13/1929:1 Husband not responsible for bills contracted by wife, 07/30/1926:5 Heenan, M.J. Hermit, Edward Sacred Heart assistant pastor transfers to Ayer, 11/13/1925:6 Fatally injured when struck by McDonald's auto, 07/29/1927:1 Hefner, Agnes B. McDonald found not guilty of reckless driving in death of Hermit, Sells Cummings estate to E.E. Dart, 06/04/1926:1 09/30/1927:1 Hegarty, Everett Hermot, Edward Cushman's car collides with Hagerty's vehicle in front of post office, Report on inquest into death, 09/02/1927:5 07/24/1925:1 Herne, Lewis Engaged to Edith Alberta Gay, 12/02/1927:1 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Hegarty, Everett Norman Heroism Wedding described, 06/15/1928:1 Cahill rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning in Nevertouch Wed to Edith Alberta Gay, 06/15/1928:4 Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Hegstrom, Carl Cronan, Ryder, and Cahill rescue Malosky and Gasunas at Nevertouch Uncle dies in Worcester, 05/20/1927:5 Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Heileman, Lena Without thought for own safety, lifeguard Ellsworth Wheeler, performs Purchases Everett St lot from Eliza Russell, 06/03/1927:3 heroic act, 08/17/1928:1 Heisler, Bert Stella Robbins saves Somerville girl from drowning, 09/14/1928:8 Obituary, 08/02/1929:1 Railroad engineer saves Alice Sylvester from drowning, 09/06/1929:1 Dies at age 47, 08/02/1929:4 Herring Helvie, Calra Cook Burgess inspector at East Taunton 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Unitarian minister leases apartment on South Main St, 04/12/1929:1 Agawam herring appear 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Helvie, Clara Cook Arrive at Vineyard 50 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Unitarians engage first woman preacher in Middleboro, 12/28/1928:1 Millions finding way to the sea 25 years ago, 11/18/1927:6 New preacher at First Unitarian (p), 01/11/1929:2 Arrive at Dighton 50 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Installation postponed due to health situation, 05/03/1929:1 The Poor Herring from Brockton Enterprise, 04/27/1928:3 Moves to 94 South Main St, 05/03/1929:1 Long history of consumption, 05/11/1928:1 Sermon: Mission of a Creedless Church, 05/10/1929:6 Herring - Middleboro Text of Memorial Sunday sermon, 05/31/1929:3 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Installation service held (p), 06/14/1929:3 Warrant for special town meeting, 02/20/1925:5 Reverend has accidents in slippery conditions, 12/13/1929:1 Called for sealed bids for Nemasket River (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Hendrickson, Arnold Theodore Roberts buys rights to catch alewives here, 04/03/1925:1 New attendant at State Farm, 03/09/1928:5 Ascending fishway possible (l) (James A. Thomas), 08/06/1926:6 Hennessey (Mr) Are our fish streams to be abandoned ? (l) (James A. Thomas), Begins picking cranberries, 09/14/1928:9 09/03/1926:1 Screeners at work, 11/02/1928:6 Thanks to Cushing for liberal remembrance of first herring of season, Cranberry picking begun, 09/06/1929:7 03/18/1927:6 Screening finished for the season, 11/15/1929:3 Request for bids for catching privileges (ad), 03/25/1927:8 Hennessey, Edward Rights sold to Tony Brigida of Plymouth, 04/15/1927:1 Attends Dartmouth, 04/03/1925:5 No funding this year, 02/17/1928:1 Hennessey, Edward F. Request for sealed bids for rights (ad), 03/23/1928:10 Employed by Shell Eastern Petroleum Co., 05/17/1929:1 Plymouth man buys rights for $100, 04/06/1928:1 Hennessey, Mary Margaret Herring -- again (l) (J.A. Thomas), 05/04/1928:9 Wedding described, 07/12/1929:4 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Wed to Edward Joseph Curley, 08/30/1929:4 Money voted for herring run at town meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Henry, Betty James Thomas' motion at town meeting harks back to olden days, Resides in Gardner, 07/20/1928:3, 05/03/1929:5 03/01/1929:1 Henry, David Important part of local history, 04/12/1929:1 New attendant at State Farm, 02/24/1928:5 Herring - Middleboro (25 years ago) Resigns as State Farm asylum attendant, 04/27/1928:3 Warm winter means early arrival, 03/06/1925:6 John LeBaron's crew haul in 20 to 30 barrels of herring per day, 04/17/1925:7

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Herring - Middleboro (25 years ago) cont. Hewitt, Robert E. Run fast and numerous, 04/24/1925:7 Sells three police pups to Nourse, Reynolds, and LaFeaunier, Water St dam improved, 08/14/1925:7 10/09/1925:1 Water St weir improvements progressing, 09/11/1925:6 Teaches dance class for Masonic children, 01/22/1926:4 D.D. Sullivan sells herring fishery rights, 03/05/1926:3 Sells eight German police dogs to Rochester man, 04/30/1926:1 Run largest of season, 05/14/1926:6 Sells fine German police dog to Mrs Harry Belmont, 05/14/1926:2 Water St dam sees decrease, 06/04/1926:7 New dog officer appointed, 04/27/1928:2 First of season invade Nemasket waters, 04/08/1927:7 Order your Thanksgiving turkey (ad), 11/09/1928:10 About 10,000 per day taken at Star Mills, 04/29/1927:6 Loses turkeys to stray dogs, 10/04/1929:1 Catch in 1902 twenty-seven barrels fewer than 1901, 07/01/1927:6 Hewitt, William Shad fingerlings distributed in Taunton River, 01/27/1928:6 Chimney fire on Everett St, 12/10/1926:6 Randall Hathaway purchases rights, 03/23/1928:8 Hicks, Jessie Miriam Catch light, 05/11/1928:6 Wed to John Francis Mahoney, 12/31/1926:4 Receipts apportioned, 12/28/1928:7 Wedding described, 12/31/1926:6 Henry Robinson has privileges at Squawbetty dam, 04/05/1929:6 Hicks, Walter Charles Tribou purchases privileges, 04/19/1929:6 Son born, 06/07/1929:4 Business not a success, 05/10/1929:8 Hicks, Walter G. Herring - Middleboro (50 years ago) New head of high school commercial department, 07/27/1928:1 Negotiations on, 01/23/1925:6 Hidden, Charles W. Orlando Carver gets rights, 03/27/1925:8 Moves from Carver to Middleboro, 11/16/1928:1 Waterville privilege sold to Savery, Savery, and Maxim, 04/10/1925:5 Hidden, C.W. Speculation dubious for purchaser of rights, 04/17/1925:7 Book for sale: The Golden Highway (ad), 10/30/1925:8 Hurry up the Nemasket, 04/24/1925:7 Hidden, Emma L. At 20 cents per dozen, still getting stolen, 05/15/1925:7 Poem published in Boston Journal 50 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Water low in Nemasket, 05/22/1925:7 Hidden, J.C. (see J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co.) Go down river by the millions, 09/11/1925:6 Higgins, A. Whitman Ten thousand caught at Muttock, 05/14/1926:6 Traps and bands 107 birds in January, 02/06/1925:9 About 60,000 young sent here, 07/23/1926:6 Gives lecture in Northampton, 07/24/1925:4 Fresh herring available, 03/18/1927:6 Slight damage in blaze on Highland St, 10/15/1926:1 About 400 caught at Star Mills, 04/22/1927:6 Accepts post as bird warden in Lenox, 10/15/1926:8 Available for ten cents per hundred, 05/20/1927:7 Runs into telephone pole in Rock, 03/18/1927:3 Young shad leave for the sea, 07/29/1927:6 Sees 30 different bird species on Sunday walk, 05/13/1927:6 Shovel works in need of passageway, 09/30/1927:6 Finds very rare orchid in Highland woods, 05/27/1927:3 Fish way over upper dam inadequate, 04/27/1928:8 Work with birds part of radio broadcast, 06/03/1927:2 Selectmen Wood in Boston looking after local interests, 02/15/1929:9 Gives illustrated talk on birds at Loon Pond Camp, 07/22/1927:2 Weirs must be attended to, 03/22/1929:8 Young son first reported case of scarlet fever, 01/06/1928:1 Star Mills purchases privileges, 03/29/1929:8 Bird banded in Buzzards Bay located in East Wareham, 06/01/1928:2 Fishermen catch alewives at Muttock, 04/26/1929:6 Employed at Loon Pond Camp, 08/31/1928:2 Several parties arrested for violating law, 05/17/1929:7 Answers question about purple martins, 09/14/1928:9 One of upper works in need of repair, 05/31/1929:6 Leaves for new duties in Dover and Westwood, 02/22/1929:2 Hersey, Clinton Leaves for new position at Dover-Westwood Boy Scout reservation, Resides in Portland, ME, 09/09/1927:6 03/08/1929:2 Hersey, M. Resides in Westwood, 12/27/1929:2 Sells Lakeville bungalow to M.A. Jackson, 09/04/1925:7 Higgins, A.W. Hersey, William Participates in biological survey of woodcock, 05/11/1928:2 Couple married 55 years, 07/06/1928:8 Accepts post as ornithologist in Dover, 02/15/1929:3 Hewitt, Bertram Higgins, Darragh On vacation from duties at Harvard, 09/17/1926:1 Daughter born, 06/19/1925:1 Employed at Harvard, 10/29/1926:2 Higgins, Darragh L. Resides in Boston, 03/04/1927:5 Vote NO to retain present form of government (ad), 05/22/1925:3, 5 Mrs George Monroe attends wedding, 05/31/1929:5 Higgins, Elizabeth Hewitt, Bertram A. Born to Darragh, 06/19/1925:1 Resides in Boston, 04/22/1927:6 Higgins, Henry Hewitt, Bertram Adin Thrown from motorcycle, 07/24/1925:1 Engaged to Ruth Smith, 05/17/1929:4 Pleads guilty to driving motorcycle without a license, 08/14/1925:1 Wedding described, 05/31/1929:1 Fined $15 for operating motorcycle without a license, 08/21/1925:1 Wed to Ruth Smith, 05/31/1929:4 Higgins, Ida Hewitt, John J. Attacked by mad cat in kitchen of Central Cafe, 09/27/1929:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/07/1928:3 Higgins, Roland Hewitt, Margaret Attends Pratt Institute in New York, 03/27/1925:1 Widow of Thomas dies at age 75, 05/22/1925:4 Higgins, Roland Sutherland Hewitt, Margaret Buchanan Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Obituary, 05/29/1925:1 Dies at age 24, 09/09/1927:4 Hewitt, Margaret T. Higgins, Whitman, Jr. Petition for administration of estate, 06/05/1925:5 House under quarantine for scarlet fever, 01/13/1928:9 Hewitt, R.E. New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Thoroughbred bronze turkey eggs (ad), 04/26/1929:8 Collects signs of spring, 02/22/1929:2 Higgins, Whitman W. Develops large bird sanctuary at Camp Storrow, 04/15/1927:4

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Highland School Himmelman, Jennie May Elmer Sisson purchases schoolhouse, 03/23/1928:6 Victim of auto accident in South Middleboro, 04/24/1925:1 Schoolhouse sold to E.A. Sisson, 03/23/1928:9 Inquest held into death, 05/01/1925:1 Elmer Sisson purchases schoolhouse, 03/30/1928:9 Hinckley (Mr) Highway Department (see Middleboro - Highway Department) Announces grass auctions 50 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Highways (see Massachusetts Department of Public Works; Roads, Grass sale on Washburn farm nets nearly $300 fifty years ago, Highways, Etc.) 06/24/1927:7 Hiking (see Walking) Hinckley, L. Hildreth, William Manager of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Obituary, 10/19/1928:1 Hinckley, Leslie Hill (Mr) Attends Bucksport Seminary in Maine, 09/06/1929:1 Moves into house purchased from William Bearse, 03/09/1928:3 Enrolls in Bucksport Seminary, 09/20/1929:1 Hill, Alfred S. Hinckley, M.L. Accepts call from North Middleboro Congregational 25 years ago, Annual meeting of YMCA bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 12/17/1926:7 Hinckley, Mrs M.L. Hill, Bernice Tillson Sister dies in Hyannis, 04/02/1926:2 Dies in Manchester, NH, 03/15/1929:1 Hinckley, Mrs Richard Hill, Elizabeth Tips auto on Wareham St after avoiding dog, 09/27/1929:1 Wife of Harry L. dies in Dorchester, 01/22/1926:4 Hinckley, Myron Hill, Ethel I. Member of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Auction sale of household goods (ad), 06/14/1929:10 New clerk at Hayden's jewelry store 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Hill, Harry B. Hinckley, Myron L. Occupies apartment on Courtland St, 03/25/1927:7 Optometrist, 51 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Moves from Courtland St to Everett St, 11/01/1929:1 Member of Shedad Grotto band of Brockton, 07/03/1925:2 Hill, Lewis Member of Shedad Grotto Band of Brockton, 05/21/1926:2, Moves from High St to Center St, 08/28/1925:1 07/01/1927:1 Hill, Lewis A. Purchases optical business from F.W. Hayden, 10/05/1928:1 Graduates from Bentley School of Accounting and Finance, Purchases business from Hayden (ad), 10/12/1928:10 06/12/1925:1 Hinckley, Richard Hill, Lewis, Jr. Engaged to Phyllis Owens, 01/20/1928:3, 10/19/1928:1 Employed with Bird and Son Shingle Co., 07/02/1926:5 Hinckley, Richard G. Hill, Lillian Wedding described, 10/26/1928:1 Class of 1926 valedictorian (p), 06/25/1926:1 Wed to Phyllis F. Owens, 10/26/1928:4 Class of 1926 essay and valedictory, 06/25/1926:6 Hinckley, Sylvanus Employed at Winthrop-Atkins Co., 07/02/1926:5 Sells Joseph Smith place to Boston party 50 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Hill, Louis A. Purchases Thompson Perkins farm 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Engaged to Ruth Thomas, 09/16/1927:1 Raises 60-lb. squash 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Hill, Malcolm J., Jr. Hinds, Ellen Funeral held in Brockton, 01/29/1926:7 Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 Hill, Mrs Harry B. Widow of Stephen dies at age 87, 04/20/1928:4 Mother dies in Dorchester, 01/22/1926:4 Obituary (p), 05/04/1928:8 Hill, Stephen Hinds, Herbert Fined $15 for driving horse unfit for service, 03/19/1926:3 Moves to Allan tenement on Plymouth St, 07/12/1929:5 Hill Top Farm Hinds, Matilda F. Arthur Rotch employs Paul Chute, 05/01/1925:2 Obituary, 05/11/1928:1 Peck employs Mr and Mrs Earl Thomas, 04/09/1926:1 Wife of D. Herbert dies at age 72, 05/11/1928:4 Mr and Mrs Edward Bessette resign, return to Vermont; replaced by Mr Hinds, Sumner and Mrs Thomas Gordon Dill, 06/22/1928:5 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Carlos Mills replaces Thomas Gordon Dill, 05/03/1929:1 Hines, Mrs Grant Hiller, Marion C. Resides in Poland, NY, 09/09/1927:3 Wed to Wilfred H. Graves, 08/30/1929:1 Hinkley, Mrs Aaron Hillman, Charlotte N. Harvests 40 barrels of cranberries 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Dies in New Bedford, 08/14/1925:4 Hintrager, Emeline Hilton, James B. Sails for Mediterranean, 12/13/1929:3 Former resident honored, 03/22/1929:3 Hintrager, Emilie Resides in Chicago, 07/19/1929:1 Sails for Hamburg, Germany, 12/09/1927:6 Hilton, Roland C. Hires (Mrs) And James Willis granted patent for inflation valve 25 years ago, New head matron at girls' building at State Farm, 01/14/1927:3 03/05/1926:3 Hirst, Gretchen Esther Sells interest in valve company to Brockton man 25 years ago, Born to Thomas E., 04/20/1928:4 07/23/1926:6 Hirst, Lucy Hilton Valve Co. Enrolls in Madison School of Nashville Ag Institute, 08/24/1928:7 New machinery installed in Jenks building 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Leaves for Madison, Tennessee, 08/31/1928:8 Brockton man purchases half interest 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Hirst, Mrs Thomas E. Sells patents and machinery to Connecticut company 25 years ago, Mother dies in Cambridge, 03/04/1927:1 04/19/1929:6 Hirst, Ruth Himmelman, Jane Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Grand jury held in death, 05/15/1925:6 Receives honors in annual spelling bee, 04/12/1929:9

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Hirst, Thomas E. History cont. World will not end February 6, 1925 (ad), 01/30/1925:8 Old Clarke residence near Court End (Granville Temple Sproat), Plea for civil discourse on town decisions (l), 03/20/1925:3 07/13/1928:9 Census enumerator, 04/10/1925:9 Deacon Tillson house on Plymouth St, 11/09/1928:1 Daughter born, 06/19/1925:3 Transfer of Nemasket House property to Peirce estate opens chapter of Discusses Boston Post article on armed insurrection (l), 10/16/1925:5 local history, 11/30/1928:1 The lesson of Thanksgiving (l), 11/27/1925:7 Romance of New England cranberry industry, 11/30/1928:4 Lest we forget the barrooms of yesterday (l), 03/12/1926:6 Old Ransome house in Lakeville (Granville Temple Sproat), The School Bus Driver (poem), 03/19/1926:5 03/15/1929:7 Lest we forget the Declaration of Independence (l), 04/02/1926:8 Stories of Mercy Bennett (Granville Temple Sproat), 05/17/1929:3 Lest we forget the Revolution (l), 04/09/1926:1 Reprint of 40-year-old article reflects , 05/24/1929:7 My country (l), 07/02/1926:3 Tomson family of Halifax, 07/12/1929:7 Purchases new bus to transport school children, 09/10/1926:6 The traveling schoolhouse (l) (A.D. Clark), 07/19/1929:7 Daughter born, 04/20/1928:4 History of early Jenks homestead (l) (E.T.P. Jenks), 08/09/1929:6 Government (l), 06/22/1928:11 Old Sproat farm house at the Green (Granville Temple Sproat), The prohibition question (l), 10/05/1928:8 08/23/1929:9 An address to people of Middleboro (l), 10/26/1928:8 Peirce Estate closes doors of Nemasket House, debates renovation, Peace (l), 11/16/1928:6 09/20/1929:5 My Town (poem), 11/23/1928:5 Henry Soule has copy of The Mammoth published in Nemasket, 1855, Reasons for Merry Christmas (l), 12/21/1928:2 11/22/1929:4 A happy New Year! (l), 12/28/1928:4 Details of Tom Thumb's death incorrect in brother's obituary, New Years' message to youth (l), 01/25/1929:9 12/13/1929:1 Life's Allegory (poem), 02/08/1929:8 William Thomas tells story of N.S. Cushman's hogs from Civil War Mercy (l), 03/29/1929:1 days, 12/20/1929:9 Answer to Mr Hirst (l) (Frank A. Daniels), 04/05/1929:1 Hitchcock, William In defense of Mr Heath (l) (J.A. Thomas), 04/05/1929:1 Son born, 06/21/1929:4 Mercy (l), 04/12/1929:1 Hitt, Mabel Cushman Our town is what we make it (l), 04/26/1929:3 Obituary, 11/12/1926:1 Proposes Legion of Merit for town (l), 10/04/1929:8 H.L. Thatcher & Co. History Edward Doherty employed 50 years, 03/13/1925:1 see also Landmarks; Old Middleborough Photo Series; The Old Lizzie Estabrook stenographer, 04/03/1925:1 Middleborough Historical Society Edward Doherty retires after 50 years, 11/06/1925:1 Edward Blake in possession of military document from 1805, Lizzie Estabrook resumes work, 04/16/1926:3 10/23/1925:9 Bookkeeper Mrs Clarence Willard resigns, 02/11/1927:2 George Stetson addresses Old Colony Library club on Middleboro Augustus Keene new foreman, 02/11/1927:6 history, 11/06/1925:3 Lizzie Willard resigns, Madeleine Coombs hired, 03/04/1927:3 Reprint of 1909 article, trip down main street (l) (James A. Burgess), Mr Coffin resigns, S.M. Kreisser takes position, 03/18/1927:4 02/26/1926:2, 03/05/1926:2 Madeleine Coombs bookkeeper, 10/21/1927:3 Chester Weston addresses Congregational Mens' club on Indians of old Raymond Nourse's index finger mangled in press, 06/28/1929:1 Middleboro, 03/12/1926:3 H.N. Thomas & Co. My country (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 07/02/1926:3 Sells Cole farm to Allen and John Taber 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 "Old Lakeville" subject of lecture at meeting of Old Colony Library Rock mill runs full time 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 club, 09/03/1926:7 Steam mill runs full time 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Tourist humor in New England (Melville Arthur Shafer), 09/17/1926:6 Hoadley, Carrie Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Treated for blood poisoning in hand, 08/02/1929:3 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Engaged to Byron Cutter, 12/20/1929:3 Middleboro rich in shrines and associations (Brockton Enterprise), Hoadley, Ethel May 07/22/1927:1 Wed to Ernest Creati, 08/31/1928:4 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2, Hoadley, Ethel M. 08/05/1927:7, 08/12/1927:2, 08/19/1927:3 Engaged to Ernest Creati, 08/17/1929:4 History of high school in Middleboro, 09/16/1927:1 Hoadley, Leon Downtown block built by Sproat in 1824 to be demolished, Accepts position on Kinsman's farm, 12/06/1929:6 10/28/1927:1 Hoadley, Leon B. History of high school, 10/28/1927:3 Drunk driving case continued, 03/15/1929:5 Winslow place in Muttock on the market, 12/09/1927:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 03/22/1929:2 History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Hoadley, Mrs Leon History of old Sproat house, 02/03/1928:4 Mother dies in Southington, CT, 07/19/1929:3 History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Hoadley, Vera Factory on Pleasant St destroyed by fire, history of building, Wed to John Everett McManus, 11/09/1928:1, 4 03/02/1928:4 Hoag, Mrs S.T. History of Town Meeting House, 03/23/1928:1 Resides in Pine Plains, NY, 09/27/1929:1 First Congregational Church organized 234 years ago (p), 04/20/1928:1 Hoar, Job History of Middleboro Bakery, 04/27/1928:1 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 First Baptist Church 100 years old, 05/11/1928:1 Hoard, Allan Vincent Old Liberty Bell to make stop here on way to Charlestown 25 years ago, Born to Grant, 05/13/1927:7 06/01/1928:6 Hoard, Barbara Old Liberty Bell greeted here by 2,000 twenty-five years ago, Ill with measles, 06/11/1926:7 06/15/1928:8 Hoard, Grace H. The Indians of Old Namassaket essay by Thomas Weston (p), Performs well at spelling bee in New Bedford, 05/06/1927:2 06/22/1928:6

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Hoard, Grant Hogdon, Charles Son born, 05/13/1927:7 Son born, 01/11/1929:4 Takes second in doubles horseshoes at Brockton fair, 10/12/1928:1 Hojaboom, Albert Hoard, Helen Lets tenement to Sandy Leaman, 03/22/1929:9 East Taunton driver in court after striking child, 10/21/1927:1 Hojaboom, Albert M. Hoardley, Vera Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/12/1928:5 Employed at telephone exchange, 10/29/1926:2 Hojaboom, A.M. Hobby, Irving R. Purchases Miller St property from Foster Tinkham, 03/30/1928:1 Replaces Harold Sears as head of commercial department at high Hojaboom, H.M. school, 10/14/1927:1 Purchases Miller St house from Foster Tinkham, 04/06/1928:3 High school commercial teacher resigns, 06/15/1928:4 Hojaboom, Julia D. Hockey Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/12/1928:5 Three teams organized at high school 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Hokanson, Grace Hodder, Alfred Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Resigns from W.T. Grant Co., 09/02/1927:1 01/02/1925:5 W.T. Grant Co. clarifies circumstances of resignation (ad), 10/21/1927:5 Cosseboom and Hodder collide at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/26/1925:1 Hokanson, Hjalmar In auto mishap in Maine, 09/02/1927:5 Installs electric lights, water system, 01/02/1925:3 Purchases semi-bungalow from William Macomber, 10/11/1929:3 Hokanson, Neta Agusta Hodder, Ivan Widow of Peter A. dies at age 67, 01/30/1925:4 Funeral held in Sackville, NB, 07/09/1926:3 Obituary, 01/30/1925:5 Hodder, Ivan Leroy Hokanson, S.A. Youngster killed in auto accident, 06/25/1926:1 Opens new office in Sullivan Building, 08/05/1927:1 Son of Alfred and Jennie L. Cooke dies at age 4, 06/25/1926:4 Salesman for Davis Tailoring Co. of Ohio, 08/26/1927:1 Hodgdon, Charles F. Holbrook, Adele Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/09/1929:5 Employed in office at State Farm asylum, 01/20/1928:2 Employed at Park Theatre, 12/27/1929:1 Employed in office at asylum, 10/19/1928:4 Hodgeboom, Kermit Holbrook, A.L. Takes post as flagman at Rock, 06/29/1928:2 Representative of land development company (ad), 02/06/1925:10 Hodges, Arthur Holbrook, Albert F. Sells Rhode Island Rd farm to South Boston parties, 04/17/1925:1 Pleasant St couple married 43 years, 01/07/1927:8 Hodges, Mrs Charles Holbrook, Augusta Resides in Taunton, 05/20/1927:3 Severely injured getting off train at North Scituate, 09/11/1925:7 Hodgkins, Elmer Holbrook, John Purchases Lakeville home and business from Grace Dennis, Resides in Philadelphia, 03/16/1928:3 10/02/1925:1 Holbrook, John W. Sells Lakeville cottage, store, and business to Francis Slater, Truck in collision with truck owned by Halifax Garden Co., 07/16/1926:1 06/12/1925:1 Hodgkins, Elmer D. Engaged to Marion E. Robinson, 10/23/1925:1 Occupies upper apartment on Elm St, 08/13/1926:2 Holbrook, John Warren Hodgkins, Elmer Daniel Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 Obituary, 10/25/1929:1 Wed to Marion Pearl Etta Robinson, 11/06/1925:4 Dies at age 67, 10/25/1929:6 Holbrook, Louise Gilbert Hodgkins, Ida Engaged to Chester Marston White, 11/22/1929:4 Opens store in Thatcher's Row, 08/13/1926:7 Holbrook, Mrs John Employed at Johnstone shop, 08/12/1927:6 Resides in Philadelphia, 06/29/1928:8 Hodgkins, I.E. Holden, Arthur Opens remnant store on Thatcher's Row (ad), 08/06/1926:7 Attends Dartmouth College, 01/09/1925:1 Hodgson (Dr) Holden, Arthur G. Nearing 24 years of service to town 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Outstanding scholar at Dartmouth, 10/19/1928:9 Physician takes up practice here 50 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Holden, Arthur L. Hodgson, Thomas S. Does well at Dartmouth, 03/20/1925:7 Brief biography (p), 08/10/1928:1 On Dean's List at Dartmouth, 04/01/1927:1 Hodgson, T.S. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Dartmouth, 10/21/1927:1 Democratic candidate for representative 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Graduates from Dartmouth, 06/15/1928:4 Loses representative's seat to Andrews 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Dartmouth grad heads to France, 07/20/1928:1 And A.C. Wilbur dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Returns from four-month tour of Europe, 11/23/1928:1 Hoeffner, Frederick Employed by Plymouth Cordage Co., 06/21/1929:1 Purchases Wareham St property from Evelyn Cummings, 10/30/1925:4 Holden, Fred Hogaboom, Albert Attends Norwich University, 04/03/1925:5 Moves to Attleboro, 10/05/1928:9 Holden, Frederick P. Hogaboom, Kermit Attends Norwich University, 05/15/1925:5 Station agent at Rock, 12/21/1928:2 Attends Dartmouth, 09/11/1925:5 Hogan, John Employed by A.C. Lawrence Leather Co. of Boston, 06/14/1929:1 Funeral held in Providence, 10/23/1925:9 Holden, Howard C. Hogan, Thomas Public works vehicle struck by bus at High and Oak St, 01/07/1927:1 Obituary, 08/23/1929:1 Holland, Edith C. Dies at age 81, 08/23/1929:4 Mortgagee's foreclosure sale, 08/07/1925:7 Petition for administration of estate, 09/20/1929:5 Holloway, Agnes T. Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6

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Holloway, Carleton Holmes, Alice Francina Attends U.S. Naval Academy, 09/14/1928:1 Widow of Charles H. dies at age 80, 04/03/1925:10 Midshipman in U.S. Navy, 12/28/1928:1 Holmes, Anna Midshipman writes from Spain, 07/19/1929:1 Obituary, 03/15/1929:2 Letters from midshipman tell of travels, 08/16/1929:1 Holmes, Anna G. Holloway, Carlton Obituary, 03/15/1929:1 Midshipman sails for Europe, 06/14/1929:7 Petition for administration of estate, 04/05/1929:5 Midshipman completes European cruise, 09/06/1929:1 Holmes, Benjamin E. Midshipman on leave for day, 09/20/1929:1 Bela Kingman place on Plymouth St in North Middleboro (p), Midshipman at Naval Academy, 12/20/1929:1 02/03/1928:1 Holloway, Carlton E. Additional information on picture of Bela Kingman place, 02/10/1928:1 The Progress of Aviation (essay), 06/24/1927:6 Holmes, C.A. Principal nominee to naval academy in Annapolis, 10/14/1927:1 1924 Willys coupe-sedan deluxe for sale (ad), 02/27/1925:8 Holloway, C.E. Boats for sale (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Appointed to Annapolis (p), 05/25/1928:1 Holmes, Carlton Holloway, Elbridge Dies in West Bridgewater, 02/11/1927:5 Contracts to build cottage for Albert Savery 25 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Holmes, Caroline W. Builds house at Rice and Sproat St for Connor 25 years ago, Petition for administration of estate, 04/09/1926:8 05/24/1929:6 Holmes, Caroline White Holloway, Emma E. Widow of John F. dies at age 83, 03/26/1926:4 Forestry (l), 03/25/1927:6 Holmes, Carrie W. Holloway, George Niece dies in Chiltonville, 06/12/1925:7 Builds wayside store for Whitcomb in North Lakeville, 05/28/1926:1 Historic find, quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, discovered during Holloway, Helen Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 Teaches in Norwood, 03/06/1925:2 Obituary, 03/26/1926:1 Teaches at Balch school in Norwood, 04/22/1927:5 Funeral held at Central Baptist Church, 04/02/1926:1 Holloway, Helen E. Petition for administration of estate, 04/09/1926:8 Engaged to Harold B. Waterman, 08/19/1927:2 Holmes, Charles Holloway, Helen Savery Resides in Beverly, 07/20/1928:3 Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 Dies in Marion, 05/24/1929:2 Wed to Harold Brodrick Waterman, 09/09/1927:4 Holmes, Charles, Jr. Holloway, Mildred Father dies in Marion, 05/24/1929:2 Teaches in Norwood, 03/06/1925:2 Holmes, Charlotte Teaches at Balch school in Norwood, 05/01/1925:1 Wedding described, 09/27/1929:3 Engaged to wed this summer, 06/04/1926:3 Wed to John P. Peirce, 09/27/1929:4 Holloway, Mildred L. Mr and Mrs Alvin Thomas attend wedding, 09/27/1929:6 Teaches in Norwood, 12/25/1925:2 Holmes, Clarence Holloway, Mildred Leavitt Purchases Staples Shore cottage from Mrs Goudy, 01/18/1929:1 Engaged to Richard Arthur Wheeler, 07/24/1925:1 Holmes, D. Allen Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Wed to Richard Arthur Wheeler, 07/16/1926:4 Holmes, Daniel H. Holloway, Priscilla Special meeting called to address petition to revoke new form of town Employed in Boston, 09/04/1925:1 government, 04/24/1925:1 Employed at Boston publishing house, 10/14/1927:1 Holmes, D.H. Employed by Christian Science Monitor, 06/01/1928:1 Serves on school needs committee, 02/27/1925:1 Resides in Boston, 09/20/1929:1 Sets up medical office in Homestead block 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Holloway, Priscilla L. Chairman of Progressive Citizens' Committee (ad), 05/22/1925:10 Attends reception for Governor Fuller at State House, 03/06/1925:2 Named surgeon for new electric railway 25 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Graduates from Burdett College, 06/19/1925:7 Sells Clifford St property to Edward Blake, 05/06/1927:1 Holloway, W.E. Lets Webster St house to Thomas Reed, 11/04/1927:1 Contractor and builder (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Appointed physician to attend soldiers 25 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Contracts to build 2-story colonial for Richmond Bishop, 05/25/1928:2 Holmes, Doris Contracts to build house on Prospect St for Everett Willis, 03/15/1929:1 Engaged to Mr Thomas, 07/30/1926:1 Holloway, Wendell Holmes, Doris Allen J.J. Earl sells North Lakeville house to Orrin Eaton, 06/05/1925:7 Wed to Adelbert Ernest Thomas, 09/10/1926:4 Holloway, Wendell E. Holmes, E. Standish Builds sleeping porch at home of Frederick Noble, 02/06/1925:1 And James Reynolds purchase Reed's Cash Market, 08/14/1925:8 To build colonial house for Dr Hardy, 02/27/1925:2 Holmes, Edgar Leonard View of James Weston house on Centre St 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1 Born to Standish, 12/21/1928:4 Holm, C.T. Holmes, Edwin YMCA secretary resigns 25 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Sells Plymouth St home to Stephen Richmond, 01/28/1927:5 Holman, John Holmes, Ellis Resides in South Hiram, ME, 07/03/1925:2 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Holmes (Dr) Holmes, Elmer Chimney fire at School St apartment house, 01/01/1926:3 Purchases Warren St houselot from George Wilbur 25 years ago, Holmes (Mr) 09/17/1926:7 Property on Peirce St sold at auction 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Purchases Highland St farm from F.A. Fish, 01/07/1927:3 Holmes, Alice F. Moves from Highland St to Boston, 11/18/1927:3 Will in probate, 04/10/1925:4 Highland St house sold to Clyde Atkins, 11/25/1927:4 Obituary, 04/17/1925:6 Daughter born, 11/01/1929:4

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Holmes, Elmer Scott Holmes, Richard Wed to Madeline Shaw, 12/02/1927:4 Invents steam engine governor 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Holmes, Elwood Holmes, Roy Employed at Adams Motor Co., 03/25/1927:3 Finds employment in Lakeville, 01/09/1925:3 Holmes, Emeline W. Moves into new home on Shaw estate, 10/30/1925:4 Will in probate, 11/18/1927:5 Moves from Fall Brook to Tinkham tenement, 05/21/1926:2 Holmes, Emeline Williams Occupies tenement on Walnut St, 08/06/1926:4 Wife of Daniel H. dies at age 57, 10/28/1927:4 Moves to Miller St tenement, 05/20/1927:4 Holmes, Estella E. Holmes, Russell W. Obituary, 10/23/1925:1 Daughter born, 10/23/1925:4 Petition for administration of estate, 02/05/1926:9 Holmes, Ruth Estate administrator petitions to sell real estate, 04/09/1926:8 Moves to Sarasota, FL, 10/14/1927:1 Holmes, Estella Ellen Holmes, Ruth B. Widow of Theodore P. dies at age 83, 10/23/1925:4 Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 03/29/1929:4 Holmes, Eugene Holmes, Ruth C. Wedding described, 07/15/1927:7 Sells Lakeville cottage to Lena Vaughan, 04/23/1926:2 Holmes, Frank O. Holmes, Ruth Virginia Son born, 01/01/1926:1 Engaged to Philip O. Mostrom, 02/08/1929:2 Purchases home in Brockton, 06/11/1926:1 Holmes, Salathail H. Holmes, Frank Stanley Sells Wareham St property to Anna Williams, 01/08/1926:1 Born to Frank O., 01/01/1926:1 Holmes, Salathiel H. Holmes, John Obituary, 03/16/1928:1 Barn on old George Eaton place destroyed by fire, 04/30/1926:1 Carver man dies at age 68, 03/16/1928:4 Holmes, Laura Obituary, 03/16/1928:9 Resides in Luddington, MI, 11/08/1929:4 Holmes, Samuel W. Holmes, Laura A. Speaks to Sons of Veterans on commanding area men in 1862, Assistant at Union St School resigns 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 01/30/1925:1 Holmes, Leon Holmes, Seth Employed by state highway department, 05/20/1927:4 Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Wed to Irlene Young, 07/01/1927:7 Holmes, Standish Holmes, Lucy H. Truck collides with Roht's sedan on Oak St, 05/29/1925:1 Obituary, 07/13/1928:1 Son born, 07/01/1927:1 Widow of Edgar L. dies at age 69, 07/13/1928:4 Twin sons born, 12/21/1928:4 Holmes, Lysander F. Holmes, Standish Fillmore John Shaw homestead sold to Gammons at auction 25 years ago, Born to Standish, 12/21/1928:4 10/09/1925:8 Holmes, Stephen B. Holmes, Madeline Shaw George Rich purchases interest in Thomas & Holmes 50 years ago, Daughter born, 11/01/1929:4 05/01/1925:8 Holmes, Minnie D. Holmes, Theodore Obituary, 01/14/1927:3 Sells property at Cherry and Grove St to Arthur Boardman, and John Wife of Samuel W. dies at age 55, 01/14/1927:4 Burgess, 11/20/1925:1 Holmes, Minnie W.S. Patents whiffletree for carriages 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Holmes, Theodore P. Holmes, Mrs Arthur Petition for administration of estate, 02/05/1926:9 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Estate administrator petitions to sell real estate, 04/09/1926:8 Holmes, Mrs B.F. Awarded patent for saddle tree 50 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Burns hand while working at stove, 12/17/1926:1 Holmes, Theodore Parker Holmes, Mrs Frank O. Obituary, 01/23/1925:1 Resides in Brockton, 06/26/1925:4, 05/25/1928:2, 10/04/1929:1 Dies at age 84, 01/23/1925:5 Holmes, Mrs Jesse Holmes, T.P. Resides in Carver, 10/05/1928:2 Harness maker moves to Centre St, 09/07/1928:6 Holmes, Mrs Jesse A. Holmes, W.F. Aunt dies in Providence, RI, 03/22/1929:2 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Holmes, Mrs Roy Holmes, William Employed in Bridgewater, 01/27/1928:2 Funeral held in Brockton, burial at Rock, 12/21/1928:2 Employed at White's shoe factory in Bridgewater, 03/30/1928:2 Holmgren, Herbert Holmes, Mrs William Wedding described, 05/15/1925:1 Burial at Rock cemetery, 03/12/1926:3 Holmquist, Charles Holmes, P.B. Clerk at W.C. Thomas' grocery, 09/27/1929:3 Information sought on 1894 Kingman endowment for Central Cemetery Holmquist, Henry lot, 12/13/1929:1 Repairs house on Highland St, 03/23/1928:6 Holmes, Philander J. Holt, George Obituary, 11/20/1925:4 King Philip Inn proprietor fined $150 for keeping and exposing liquor, Grand Army of the Republic member dies in 1925, 05/28/1926:3 08/28/1925:3 Holmes, Philander Jacob Holt, H. Kendrick Carver man dies at age 81, 11/20/1925:4 Wed to Grace E. Mathers, 06/17/1927:4 Holmes, R.B. Holt, Henry Kendrick Information sought on 1894 Kingman endowment for Central Cemetery Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 lot, 12/13/1929:1 Holt, John Daughter born, 09/18/1925:2

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Holt, John H. Hopkins, George Moves from Rice St to North St, 10/07/1927:1 Obituary, 01/22/1926:3 Driver strikes South Boston man on Wareham St, 01/20/1928:10 Rock family suffers from mumps, 03/02/1928:3 Holton, H. Stanley Hopkins, George E. New pastor at North Middleboro Congregational, 01/22/1926:1 Dies at age 74, 01/15/1926:4 Pastor resigns from North Middleboro Congregational, 02/04/1927:4 Hopkins, H.C. Concludes services at North Middleboro Congregational, 06/03/1927:4 Builds water tower on farm of W.J. Robinson 25 years ago, Holton, H.C. 10/30/1925:6 Accepts call from North Middleboro church, 01/15/1926:5 Hopkins, Herbert Homer, Isabel Firefighter injured in blaze at Berman's junkyard, 04/30/1926:1 Resides in Taunton, 07/20/1928:4 Hopkins, Herbert F. Homer, Isabelle Backs into Shrewsbury driver, 08/19/1927:1 Moves to old home in Taunton, 07/29/1927:1 Hopkins, Howard Homestead Grocery Chauffeur at central engine house, 09/04/1925:8 Service and quality (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Collides with New Bedford autoist at School and Center St, Paul Chute resigns, 05/01/1925:2 03/05/1926:1 William Sullivan clerk, 06/19/1925:3 Hopkins, L.S. Employs Walter Bernier, 07/17/1925:2 Train frightens horses, driver and load dumped 50 years ago, Legionnaires paint interior of store, 02/12/1926:5 08/28/1925:6 Employs Fred Mills, 08/06/1926:1 Hopkins, L.S., Jr. Employs William Sullivan, 08/13/1926:2 Runaway horse kills Jacob Tinkham 50 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Employs Walter Bernier, 10/08/1926:1 Hopkins, Mrs Chester Has new McCaskey cash register, 01/14/1927:1 Funeral held in Rockland, 12/02/1927:1 Employs William Sullivan, 08/12/1927:1 Hopkins, Mrs George Employs Bernard Owens, 08/12/1927:8 Aunt dies in Wareham, 04/26/1929:7 Employs Walter Bernier, 10/14/1927:1 Hopkins, Stephen Undergoes extensive alterations on interior, 07/13/1928:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2 We have remodelled store (ad), 07/27/1928:5 Hornsby, Donald Employs Walter Bernier, 08/03/1928:1 State trooper transfers to New York, 08/02/1929:1 Employs Fred Mills, 08/24/1928:1 Horr, John C. Hooker, Joe Chicago man dies at age 38, 11/27/1925:4 see also Camp Joe Hooker Obituary, 12/04/1925:7 GAR attends dedication parade for statue in Boston 25 years ago, Horr, John E. 06/22/1928:7 Obituary, 08/03/1928:1 The Hooks Dies at age 66, 08/03/1928:3 Sumner foreman, Hoyt assistant foreman, and Thomas clerk 50 years Horse Stealing ago, 01/21/1927:6 Star Mills employee purloins articles, and horse 50 years ago, Hooper (Mr) 01/02/1925:3 Dies at age 80, 01/23/1925:1 Horseracing Hooper, Bessie see also Camp Joe Hooker; Egger, William; Fairview Driving Park; Drives new Chevrolet sedan, 03/16/1928:2 Middleboro Agricultural Association; Middleboro Driving Club; Hooper, Leita W. Shaw, Ezra; Sisson, Thomas G. Auto overturns on Wareham St, 05/27/1927:9 Painting of Sparrow and Sampson's speedy four-year-old, Little Dick, on Hooper, William display at Sparrow Bros. 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Dies at age 83, 01/23/1925:5 Sampson and Sparrow's bay gelding to race 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Hoover, Clayton E. C.H. Thomas has promising colt born 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Resigns from State Farm asylum, 01/06/1928:4 Rounds and Barrows have horses entered at Taunton races 25 years ago, Hoover, Jennie 04/03/1925:8 Proprietor of King Philip Inn charged with wage law violation, Local horsemen compete at Bridgewater, 05/15/1925:4 10/19/1928:1 Shiverick purchases pacer Allene Wilson from Bearse 25 years ago, Liquor raid at King Philip Inn leads to arrest, 10/19/1928:9 05/29/1925:3 Guilty on three counts, 10/26/1928:1 Sampson and Sparrow's gelding takes money in New Hampshire 25 Hoover, Jennie M. years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/06/1928:2 Sampson and Sparrow enter gelding in Readsville races 25 years ago, Hopkins (Mrs) 08/14/1925:7 Purchases Everett St house and lot from M.M. Thompson 25 years ago, Middleboro men take part at Barnstable fair 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 02/06/1925:7 F.L. Rounds sells trotter to Tiverton party 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Hopkins, Beatrice W.S. Scudder's horse takes second at Bridgewater, 09/18/1925:2 Deliverer for New Bedford Standard, 05/10/1929:2 Horseracing in days gone by (l) (J.A. Thomas), 10/30/1925:1 Hopkins, Beatrice E. D.W. Cornell loses horse race against William Egger 25 years ago, Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 11/20/1925:7 Hopkins, Elizabeth South Main St snow path site of races, 01/01/1926:3 Ill with mumps, 03/30/1928:2 Nemasket House stables produce winners 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Hopkins, Elmer Thomas Conway sells trotting stallion to Dr Wilson 25 years ago, Ill with mumps, 03/16/1928:6 05/06/1927:6 Moves to Marion Rd, 10/26/1928:6 Middleboro parties compete at Mattapoisett 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Son born, 08/30/1929:4 Sampson and Sparrow horses handled by Bird Palmer 25 years ago, Hopkins, Francis 06/03/1927:6 Employed at Young's garage, 08/31/1928:2 Inter club meet at Middleboro Fair Grounds (ad), 07/22/1927:5

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Horseracing cont. Houdlett, Roswell Sisson and Thompson enter horses at Mattapoisett races 25 years ago, Employed at Atwood's mill, 08/16/1929:4 07/06/1928:2 Houghton, Walter Movement afoot to establish racing circuit 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Wedding described, 10/12/1928:2 Middleboro horses do well at Marshfield fair, 08/24/1928:5 Houghton, Walter J. Trotting park considered at Fall Brook 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Accepts post as attendant at State Farm asylum, 12/16/1927:1 Sisson's grove to be converted to race track 25 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Houle, Jeanette Dr Elliott's trotter Marmaduke does well at Topsfield, 08/09/1929:3 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 L.A. Baker's Marmaduke strikes again, 08/23/1929:1 Houlihan, David Snow speeding on Main St popular 25 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Employed at Washburn's grain elevator, 07/10/1925:1 Horses Houlihan, David E. see also Stables Wedding described, 04/16/1926:2 Middleboro horsemen score well at Nantucket fair, 08/28/1925:5 Wed to Gladys White, 04/16/1926:4 Loon Pond Riding School announces fall opening (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Houlihan, George Last hitching post gone, 10/23/1925:1 Car stolen in New Bedford, 07/10/1925:1 Distemper spreads through town 25 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Pleads not guilty to charge of assault on Isabel White, 10/15/1926:1 Chief Sisson called to aid horse mired along river bank, 08/13/1926:4 Sentenced to two months for assault on Isabel White, 10/22/1926:3 Lakeview Stables, pacing mare for sale (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Houlihan, George C. Lakeville Riding School, South Main St, John Morrison manager (ad), Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 11/18/1927:8 Dies at age 29, 11/22/1929:4 Local dealers import 22 horses 50 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Houlihan, James E. Horsford, C.R. Real estate, 107 Everett St (ad), 01/09/1925:10 Reshingles Alfred Thomas' house, 09/07/1928:3 Lets Pearl St apartment to James Doyle, 03/06/1925:2 Horsman (Mr) Agent for Consumers Plumbing & Heating Co. (ad), 11/27/1925:5 Tailor at Williams Specialty Shop (ad), 03/27/1925:9 Auto robe stolen, 05/20/1927:10 Horsman, Paul A. Houlihan, J.E. Purchases Rock St bungalow from Roy Turner, 04/23/1926:2 Builds bungalow at Indian Mound Beach, 06/18/1926:2 Horsman, Paul R. Houlihan, John Youngster Fred Galfre struck by auto driven by Horsman, 02/11/1927:1 Nearly killed after ride on running board, 10/05/1928:1 Purchases Coombs St residence from Norman Rudolph, 12/20/1929:1 Houlihan, Margaret Horsman, Warren Wed to David Ander__ (sic), 10/08/1926:4 Purchases Wareham St property from Albert Smith, 03/23/1928:1 Houlihan, Richard G. Horsman, Warren F. Obituary, 03/27/1925:1 Granted license to sell gasoline, 03/23/1928:9 Son of Richard A. and Julia Doherty dies at age 16, 03/27/1925:4 Horst, Thomas E. Houlihan, William Daughter born, 04/13/1928:4 Daughter born, 01/06/1928:2 Horton, George Charged with breaking Christmas bulbs, sent to Lyman School, Wedding described, 07/10/1925:1 01/11/1929:3 Wed to Jane Chamberlain Webber, 07/10/1925:6 Household Furniture Co. Horton, Marian John S. Williams & Co. changes name 25 years ago, Household New math teacher at high school, 05/21/1926:7 Furniture Co., 10/22/1926:3 Hosford, Calvin R. Housing Frank Tibbetts arraigned on charges of break and entering, 10/21/1927:1 Tenement housing needed 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Hospitals Business slow 25 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 see also Lakeville Hospital; St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro Several houses going up on School St 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Middleboro share of Plymouth hospital expenses $2,585.96, John Miller plans real estate development around straw shop 25 years 01/23/1925:2 ago, 05/28/1926:7 Lakeville share of Plymouth hospital expenses $447.41, 01/23/1925:4 Market on upswing 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Alexander Matheson purchases maternity hospital on Sproat St from Few empty apartments, 08/05/1927:1 Annie Hartling, 08/07/1925:1 Four cottages built at Woods Lake Terrace, 05/11/1928:1 Branch of Taunton Emergency to be set up here 25 years ago, Scarcity of tenements 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 02/25/1927:5 Peirce Estate reaches agreement with town to house poor in tenements, Hotel Aragon 04/26/1929:1 James Dalton new manager of The Linwood, now called Aragon House Hovey, Fred 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Window-breaking incident lands three youths in court, 08/16/1929:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at hotel room, 03/02/1928:1 Howard, Clayton Hotel Linwood Fire at tenement in Darrow block, 10/18/1929:1 James Dalton new manager, now called Aragon House 25 years ago, Howard, David 07/30/1926:6 Purchases Pearl St cottage from H.P. Caswell, 10/12/1928:1 Hotels, Motels, Etc. Howard, David B. see also Hotel Aragon; King Philip Inn; Nemasket House; Wayside Inn New secretary of YMCA, 09/04/1925:1 Mrs Leslie Clark member of Tourists Approved Wayside Homes Son born, 05/06/1927:7 agency, 08/27/1926:4 Purchases Pearl St place from H. Peirce Caswell, 10/12/1928:1 H.C. Lyon, proprietor of Welcome Inn, 02/11/1927:2 Howard, Embert James McGrady sells Tip-Toe Inn to Rockland party, 06/01/1928:4 Funeral held in Brockton, 01/13/1928:1 Pratt Bros. build stable in North Middleboro 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Howard, Everett Mr Miller operates hotel separate from stable 50 years ago, Takes position at Universal Press in New Bedford, 12/18/1925:6 04/12/1929:8 Resides in New Bedford, 11/11/1927:2 Louise Jolly fined $25 for conducting lodging house without a license, Opens print shop in New Bedford with Gray, 02/24/1928:7 07/12/1929:3 Resides in New Bedford, 07/20/1928:3

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Howard, Frank B. Howes, Alvin C. Establishes shirt manufactory here, 05/24/1929:1 see also Howes Manufacturing Co. Howard, James A. GAR observes 58th anniversary (p), 03/20/1925:1 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 High school building most important issue before town (l), 04/03/1925:1 Will in probate, 07/12/1929:4 Light the standpipe? (l), 08/06/1926:6 Howard, Leon Celebrates 80th birthday, biography (p), 08/27/1926:1 Fails to pay support for family, 06/19/1925:1 Photo from GAR Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 Case of non-support continued again, 02/25/1927:1 GAR celebrates 60th anniversary (p), 03/18/1927:2 Howard, Luella Taylor (see Unity Quartette) Purchases Greer's Centre St homestead sold at auction 25 years ago, Howard, Mason 04/01/1927:6 Dies in South Barre, 04/09/1926:1 GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), Howard, Mason Guy 08/26/1927:1 Engaged to Eva Alma Grant, 10/02/1925:1 Observes 81st birthday (p), 08/26/1927:3 Howard, Mrs A.M. Visitor takes photo during Decoration Day parade (l), 11/25/1927:7 Students give pianoforte recital, 07/10/1925:4 Business agent for Boot & Shoe Workers' Union 25 years ago, Howard, Mrs Austin M. 03/02/1928:8 Lets Everett St cottage to Harry Hill, 11/01/1929:1 New Co-operative Bank open for business, history of bank (p), Howard, Mrs Leon 03/09/1928:6 Sells Cherry St property to Samuel Matheson, 04/17/1925:2 Elected Junior Vice Commander at annual GAR encampment (p), Howard, Mrs Walter 04/13/1928:6 Purchases Rock house from Mrs W.C. Ryder, 10/30/1925:4 Junior vice-commander of GAR (p), 11/09/1928:1 Howard, Phyllis Evelyn Senior vice president of MA GAR encampment (p), 04/19/1929:1 Born to Howard, 02/08/1929:9 Howes, Bernard S. Howard, Reginald L. Slips at Nemasket Garage, breaks leg bone, 02/10/1928:8 Sentenced to jail for non-support of children, 10/23/1925:9 Howes, Elsie May Howard, Sarah A. Wed to Lewis Bartlett Washburn, 12/17/1926:1 Obituary, 07/02/1926:2 Howes, George Howard, Sarah Ann Erects new bungalow on Green St, 07/20/1928:4 Widow of Charles H. dies at age 83, 07/02/1926:4 Howes, Harry W. Howard, Stewart Resigns from Bailey's to manage Wood's Pond Cranberry company, Born to David B., 05/06/1927:7 04/02/1926:2 Howard, Walter No damage in fire on Thomas St, 10/01/1926:9 Makes extensive repairs to Rock house, 11/06/1925:4 Sells School St Ext. property to Arthur McAllister, moves to Thomas St, Howard, Will 08/26/1927:1 Daughter born, 04/02/1926:6 Sells School St house to McAllister, 10/07/1927:5 Resigns from Ashley farm, 04/23/1926:6 Howes, Herbert H. Moves to Montello St, 06/04/1926:4 Superintendent of schools in Medford, 07/15/1927:5 Daughter born, 02/08/1929:9 Resides in Norwood, 12/28/1928:3 Howard, William Howes, Howard Daughter born, 04/02/1926:2 Superintendent of large sanatorium in Detroit, MI, 07/22/1927:5 Howe, Charles Howes, John G. Moves from North St to Southwick St, 09/11/1925:5 Manager of Nemasket Auto Co. (ad), 01/09/1925:8 Howe, Charles A. Purchases summer home from Burkhead, 02/12/1926:2 Moves from Southwick St to Taylor's house, 11/11/1927:1 House and paint shop of Jacob Sparrow (p), 04/09/1926:1 Howe, Eva R. Howes, John W. Divorce case heard in Plymouth, 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 Howe, Eva Rosana Petition for administration of estate, 02/05/1926:9 Husband files for divorce, 05/25/1928:7 Howes, John Winslow Howe, Henry Dies at age 75, 01/15/1926:4 Purchases Levi Morse place from Whitten 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Howes, Marion L. Howe, J. Frank Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 Fined $10 for drunkenness, 08/10/1928:1 Wed to Philip H. Chase, 11/06/1925:4 Howe, James F. Howes, Nellie Sherman Divorce case heard in Plymouth, 02/08/1929:1 Resides in Washington, DC, 09/07/1928:3 Howe, James Frances Howes, Philip Files for divorce, 05/25/1928:7 Purchases Fall Brook property from William Clark, 09/03/1926:5 Howe, John Clifton Howes, S.J. Obituary, 03/25/1927:1 Captain of Lawrence sails for Norfolk and Sicily 50 years ago, Dies at age 40, 03/25/1927:8 02/06/1925:7 Howe, Mrs Albion Howes, Willard Funeral held in Brockton, 05/22/1925:3 Traps horned owl 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Howell, Blanche K. Howes, Willard B. Resigns post at Thompsonville School, teaches in Carver, 08/09/1929:9 Partners with Alvin Howes in Howes Manufacturing Co., 06/01/1928:1 Howes, Alice Howes Manufacturing Co. Employed at Nemasket Auto Co., 08/19/1927:2 Alvin Howes in charge of manufacturing and sales, 06/01/1928:1 Chimney fire at Washburn St home, 11/30/1928:7 New industry here produces microscopic slides for laboratories, Howes, Alpheus 06/01/1928:1 Harwich couple married 50 years, 12/13/1929:8 Hires Charles Eaton, 11/02/1928:1 Stereoptican slide manufacturer doing good business, 12/13/1929:4

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Howland, A.M. Huckleberries Opens electric lamp manufactory here 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Huckleberries plentiful, 09/25/1925:7 Howland, Beulah Delia Cudworth picks five quarts of huckleberries, 10/29/1926:3 The Universal Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/25/1929:6 Middleboro sells $4,000 worth of huckleberries annually 50 years ago, Howland, Ella 02/25/1927:5 Moves from Courtland St to School St, 09/10/1926:2 Elsie Ryder champion huckleberry picker in Rock, 08/24/1928:7 Sister dies in Fairhaven, 04/01/1927:4 Mrs Henry Ryder picks record 476 quarts of huckleberries, Howland, Ella L. 09/14/1928:9 Obituary, 12/20/1929:1 J.R. Lawrence conducts experiments on huckleberries 25 years ago, Widow of Samuel W. dies at age 74, 12/20/1929:4 08/09/1929:8 Howland, Everett Hudnut, Nellie Moves to Middleboro from South Carver, 02/11/1927:4 Moves to New Bedford, 01/20/1928:2 Daughter born, 09/02/1927:8, 09/09/1927:7 Hudnut, Nellie F. Howland, Frederick Obituary, 02/24/1928:7 Son born, 07/15/1927:1, 07/22/1927:5, 09/06/1929:4 Hudson (Mrs) Howland, Frederick, Jr. Dies in South Carver, 01/20/1928:4 Born to Frederick, 07/22/1927:5 Hudson, Alberta Howland, Frederick Woodward New York cousin attends funeral, 01/27/1928:3 Wed to Marion Anne Weeman, 12/17/1926:1 Hudson, Alberta M. Wedding described, 12/17/1926:1 McFarlin loses three relatives in few weeks, 01/20/1928:4 Howland, Jennie Frances Obituary, 01/20/1928:4 Born to Warren, 06/19/1925:1 Widow of James S. dies at age 65, 01/20/1928:10 Howland, John K. Hudson, Beverly Tax collector's sale, 08/21/1925:5 Infant daughter of Fletcher C. and Violet dies, 07/05/1929:4 Howland, Mildred Lousie Funeral held at Egger's, 07/12/1929:5 Born to Everett, 09/09/1927:7 Hudson, Fletcher Howland, Warren Daughter born, 07/05/1929:2, 4 Daughter born, 06/19/1925:1 Hudson, Fletcher C. Howland, Warren E. Daughter born, 07/12/1929:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/25/1929:7 Hudson, Guy Howland, W.E., Jr. Daughter born, 05/15/1925:1, 3 Moves to South Carver, 10/21/1927:7 Moves to Taunton, 07/31/1925:7 Howlett, Frank L. Son born, 07/15/1927:6 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Hudson, Katherine Rose Dies at age 51, 07/05/1929:4 Born to Guy, 05/15/1925:1 Howlett, Mary A. Hudson, Lillian Widow of David dies at age 73, 01/15/1926:4 Engaged to Arthur Warren Buckman, 02/20/1925:4 Howlett, Mary Ann Banks Hudson, Lillian E. Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 Wedding described, 04/10/1925:9 Howlett, Sherman Hudson, Mabel Driver strikes youngster Russell Grant on Centre St, 10/08/1926:1 Wed to Benjamin I. Haskins, 08/31/1928:4 Fined $25 for reckless driving, 10/22/1926:3 Hudson, Mrs Guy Howlett, Sherman L. Moves from Rock to North Middleboro, 08/20/1926:5 Employed by General Tire Co., Boston, 10/16/1925:8 Hudson, Mrs James Attends Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, 10/01/1926:3 Dies in Carver, 01/20/1928:2 Howlett's Cafe and Food Shoppe Hudson, Mrs Watson Meals served every day (ad), 09/17/1926:8 Dies in Wareham, 05/24/1929:3 Closes dining room for the winter (ad), 11/11/1927:5 Hulcup, Irene T. Jennie Howlett closes business at 162 Centre St (ad), 10/11/1929:10 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/28/1927:6 Howlett's Food Store and Dellicatessen Hulcup, William Employs Mary Roberts, 05/27/1927:1 Obituary, 06/18/1926:2 Sara Tallman waitress, 08/19/1927:4 Petition for administration of estate, 08/20/1926:2 Hoxie (Mr) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/28/1927:6 Opens carpentry shop near depot 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Hull, Harry W. Hoxie, Evelyn Winthrop Lets Court End Ave apartment to Edmund Haskell, 10/21/1927:3 Wed to John F. Carney, 11/08/1929:4 Petitions to erect garage, store gasoline, 03/16/1928:2 Hoyt, Frederick Erects two-car garage on Court End Ave, 04/20/1928:4 Assistant foreman at The Hooks 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Lets Court End Ave apartment to George Gove, 08/03/1928:1 Hoyting-Hadsell, Emily Hull, Stanley Beauty (poem), 04/27/1928:8 Suffers severe attack of influenza, 11/12/1926:7 Mother Love (poem), 05/11/1928:9 Hulley (Mr) Clouds (poem), 06/01/1928:5 Rustic House on Taunton Rd (ad), 05/17/1929:10 Shadows (poem), 07/06/1928:2 Hulsman, Helen Hats and hose, corner of Pearl and Centre St (ad), 07/13/1928:10 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, to teach in Wareham, Going out of business (ad), 09/28/1928:5 06/26/1925:1 Hubbard, Joseph Hulsman, Oscar C. Son born, 03/06/1925:2 Former resident perfects new type of airplane, 01/18/1929:8 Hubbard, William Human, Mrs H.L. Historic find, quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, discovered during Purchases Wayside Inn from Orick Nickerson, 08/17/1928:5 Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1

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Humann, Alice Hunting New owner of Wayside Inn to continue lobster business (ad), see also Bird Hunting; Coon Hunting; Deer Hunting; Fox Hunting; 08/31/1928:9 Hunting Dogs; Massachusetts Department of Conservation; Humann, Alice M. Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Engaged to Gilbert Jones, 09/07/1928:4 Drake twins shoot mink 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/13/1929:7 Large otter sighted on banks of Namasket 25 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Humann, Ethel Elsie Hunters claim to have seen Jones' stray elk, 11/12/1926:1 Engaged to Daniel O'Boyle, 09/07/1928:4 Henry Shaw traps a fine mink, 11/18/1927:3 Humphrey, Asa Local chapter of Izaak Walton League of America under consideration, Genealogy traced, 05/28/1926:1 12/16/1927:3 Humphrey, George Elisha Cudworth catches very fine otter, 11/09/1928:2 Resides in North Eason, 03/06/1925:3 Bisbee wants bounty on large wildcat trapped at Pocksha, 12/14/1928:2 Humphrey, Robert Henry Shaw captures fine otter, 12/14/1928:8 North Carver man dies at age 67, 01/30/1925:4 Wildcat bounty for Eugene Bisbee finally collected, 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 01/30/1925:7, 02/06/1925:1 Henry Shaw captures three mink, 11/22/1929:2 Hunt (Mrs) Trapping season in full swing, 12/27/1929:1 Funeral held in Sandwich, 11/01/1929:1 Hunting - Law and Legislation Hunt, Albert F., Jr. Henry Hutchins in court for violation of trapping laws, 10/29/1926:3 Son born, 04/27/1928:3 Vincent Boucher fined $10 for improperly marked traps, 11/11/1927:1 Hunt, Albert Foster Gomes fined $10 for hunting without a license, 10/26/1928:1 Engaged to Allison MacRae, 08/27/1926:5 Edward Kraus fined $15 for trapping out of season, 11/02/1928:1 Hunt, Albert Monroe Tinkham, Tinkham, and Caldwell fined $20 for duck hunting before Born to Albert F., Jr. and Alison MacRae, 04/27/1928:3 sunrise, 10/04/1929:3 Hunt, Bernice Clifford Alden Arnold Thomas fined $10 for trapping with void license, 12/20/1929:1 Wife of Anthony dies at age 34, 10/23/1925:4 Charles Whitney guilty of hunting license violation, 12/20/1929:1 Hunt, Charles E. Hunting Dogs Loses horse, 01/09/1925:9 Camp Joe Hooker site of New England Field Trial club meet, Cow chokes to death, 01/30/1925:7 04/24/1925:9 Receives land damage award from county commissioners, 10/30/1925:4 Arad Dunham's remarkable dog chases down 50 fox in four years 50 Call for sealed bids for 100 aces in South Middleboro (ad), 12/16/1927:6 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Hunt, Edward N. Andrew Miller's bulldog disposes of raccoon 25 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 08/20/1926:1 Henry Shaw's fox hound helps Elisha Cudworth, 01/27/1928:2 Resigns from Whitman's, employed at First National, 07/27/1928:1 Albert and Thomas Sisson own valuable coon dog 50 years ago, Father dies in Sandwich, 09/13/1929:1 12/21/1928:6 Mother dies at Cape Cod hospital, 11/01/1929:1 Huntley (Mr) Hunt, E.N. And Osborne begin sawing at North Middleboro mill, 02/04/1927:4 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 09/11/1925:8 Huntley, Bertha Hunt, Ephraim Recovers from measles, 05/03/1929:4 Builds stable on North St 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Huntley, Florence Hunt, Francis Does post-grad work at Middleboro high school, 09/18/1925:1 Employed on New Haven railroad, 02/03/1928:8 Attends college in Michigan, 09/17/1926:1 Employed by L.O. Atwood, 11/30/1928:3 Attends Michigan State College, 02/04/1927:4 Hunt, Howard Takes post at Trust Co., 07/08/1927:1 Resides in Waterbury, CT, 01/04/1929:3 Engaged to Charles Kibling, 06/22/1928:10, 12/28/1928:3, 02/08/1929:3 Hunt, Leslie F. Enrolls in University of Vermont, 09/20/1929:4 Sales manager at Field Bros. & Co., Inc., 08/06/1926:6 Resides in Burlington, VT, 11/15/1929:4 Hunt, Malvina Class rep to YWCA cabinet at University of Vermont, 12/20/1929:1 Attends Training school for Attendant Nurses, 09/11/1925:1 Huntley, Florence May Completes training school for attendant nurses, 10/23/1925:1 Engaged to Charles A. Kibling, 01/13/1928:1 Graduates from Household Nursing association in Boston, 12/24/1926:5 Huntley, Isaac Hunt, Mrs Thomas G. Couple married 21 years, 03/11/1927:1 Obituary, 04/01/1927:5 Daughter born, 10/07/1927:4 Hunt, Norman Russell Huntley, Lawrence Wedding described, 01/20/1928:8 Employed at Caswell Bros., 03/09/1928:9 Hunt, Samuel Wells Leaves Caswell Bros. for position in Vermont with NE Telephone Co., Dies in Sandwich, 09/13/1929:1 10/04/1929:2 Hunter, George Resigns from Caswell Bros., employed in Vermont, 11/01/1929:4 Daughter born, 07/30/1926:3 Resides in Burlington, VT, 11/15/1929:4 Hunter, Harry Huntley, Maude Injured at work on State Farm, 08/16/1929:4 Resigns from Trust Co., 06/07/1929:3 Hunter, Hugh Huntley, Roy Fractures arm bone in fall, 12/18/1925:6 Electric lights installed at home, 02/05/1926:4 Hunter, Hugh A. Installs running water in house, 10/15/1926:1 House wired for electricity, 12/07/1928:2 Hupfer, Ralph W. Hunter, Hugh H. Engaged to Margaret Drew, 03/02/1928:1, 04/19/1929:1 Brother Frank visits for first time in 29 years, 07/02/1926:2 Hupfer, Ralph William Hunter, Mary R. Engaged to Margaret Winston Drew, 12/23/1927:3, 04/19/1929:4 Wed to Isaiah W. Long, 05/21/1926:6 Wedding described, 04/26/1929:1 Wed to Margaret Winston Drew, 04/26/1929:4

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Hurley, Delia Ice Industry cont. Dies in Wilton, NH, 10/23/1925:1 Scudder Brothers Coal Co. establishes retail ice business (ad), Hurley, Harold 04/03/1925:3 Hurley's parked auto struck by Dorchester driver, 06/11/1926:7 Desrosier cuts on tack factory pond before thaw, 01/08/1926:2 Hurley, Harold W. Ice men miss seven-inch as weather warms up, 01/08/1926:8 Clerk of 4th District Court, 11/22/1929:1 Jessie Hall, trucking, jobbing, ice (ad), 04/29/1927:8 Hurley, James W. Walker Ice Bag Co. requires addition to South Main St quarters, Wareham couple married 38 years, 12/10/1926:2 11/18/1927:1 Hurwitz, Dorothy Ice up to six inches thick, 02/10/1928:1 Dies at age 22, 07/05/1929:4 Little ice harvested, 02/17/1928:6 Husted, Arleen Hackett (see Hackett, Arleen) Harvesters say houses well-filled, 02/24/1928:4 Husted, Mrs C.M. Shortage inevitable, 03/09/1928:1 Resides in New York, 07/15/1927:1 Local supply dries up, 07/13/1928:1 Hutchins, Forrest E. Cold snap favors dealers, 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 02/13/1925:4 A.R. Salley employs Maynard Vickery, 08/16/1929:4 Hutchins, Henry Ice Industry (25 years ago) In court for violation of trapping laws, 10/29/1926:3 Weather too warm, 01/23/1925:6 Sells Taunton St poultry farm and roadside business to Bertha Wilder, Large quantities of congealed crystal cubes harvested, 01/08/1926:3 06/22/1928:2 Severe weather in February good for dealers, 02/12/1926:3 Hutchinson, Richard Persists on ponds, 03/19/1926:7 Sent to State Board of Charity for theft of bicycles, 10/29/1926:3 Bountiful winter lowers prices in summer, 04/30/1926:8 Hutchison, Marjorie Bryant & Soule horse holds record for hauling heavy load, 08/20/1926:6 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:7 Ice men await harvest, 01/13/1928:6 Huxley, Francis East Middleboro farmers secure supply, 02/08/1929:7 Local talent presents Pine Needles in South Hanson, 01/20/1928:1 Ice Industry (50 years ago) And father accompany Rhode Island band in Taunton, 06/29/1928:1 Tucker secures 130 tons, 01/02/1925:3 Sings in Easton, South Hanson, and Plymouth, 10/05/1928:4 David Tucker harvests 500 to 600 tons of ice, 12/31/1926:5 Huxley, John Marketman Lilley builds barn and ice house near Nemasket River, Obituary, 05/28/1926:1 03/04/1927:6 Infant dies, 05/28/1926:4 Ickes (Rev) Huxley, William Assigned to South Middleboro ME Church, 05/27/1927:3 Son born, 08/28/1925:1 Ickes, Vernon Member of International Comedy Quartet, 12/11/1925:2 South Middleboro pastor leaving, 04/06/1928:3 And son accompany Rhode Island band in Taunton, 06/29/1928:1 Resides in New Philadelphia, OH, 03/01/1929:6 Hyman, Claire Ickes, Vernon C. Resides in Providence, 09/02/1927:7 Returns to home in New Philadelphia, OH, 04/13/1928:6 Hyman, Joseph Arrives home in New Philadelphia, OH, 04/20/1928:9 Moves into Place's house on East Main St, 04/17/1925:9 I.H. Harlow & Co. (see Harlow, I.H.) Moves from East Main St to Providence, 10/08/1926:3 Improved Order of Red Men - Nemasket Tribe Hyman, Joseph R. see also Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Council New teacher at high school, 07/27/1928:1 Holds second annual dance, 04/22/1927:2 Hyman, Mary Co-sponsor 3rd annual dance with Daughters of Pocahontas, Employed at telephone exchange, 08/06/1926:1 04/13/1928:2 Hyman, Paula Acquires relic from steamer Bristol 25 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Recovers from diphtheria, 10/30/1925:2 Independent Greenback Club Hyman, Phyllis Club organizes here 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Recovers from diphtheria, 10/30/1925:2 Independent Order of Owls Hyman, Raymond Takes new quarters in Wareham St building, 04/03/1925:10 Attends Dartmouth College, 01/09/1925:1, 01/08/1926:8 Vacated hall to be completely renovated, 04/10/1925:6 Lady Owls observe 12th anniversary, 03/12/1926:5 I Lady Owls celebrate 13th anniversary, 03/18/1927:3 Iampietro, Mike Reorganizes here, 04/08/1927:2 Raid breaks up illegal poker game at home of Joseph Teceno, Industrial Accidents 03/29/1929:2 Belt caught in bench at Leonard & Barrows 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Iampietro, Phillip Nicholas Teceno escapes death after buried under load of coal, Vehicles taken from Town House parking lot, 02/03/1928:2 04/17/1925:5 Ice Fishing George Jefferson cuts fingertip off on the job in Wareham, 11/20/1925:4 Novel catch includes ducks and pickerel 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 George Cox loses fingertips in mishap at Clark & Cole 25 years ago, Lakeville ponds attract ice fishermen 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 10/29/1926:6 North Lakeville fishermen catch 47 pickerel, 01/01/1926:7 Irving Gurney falls from ladder at Keith factory, 03/25/1927:1 Large numbers of perch and pickerel taken, 01/08/1926:5 McLaughlin saws finger off at Harlow's mill 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Hundreds of pickerel taken 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Samuel Macmann injured in foundry 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Popular 50 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Fred Griswold fatally injured in road building accident, 05/06/1927:1 Ice Industry Harvey's clothing caught in machinery at Jenk's shop 50 years ago, see also Ernest S. Pratt Co.; LeBaron, John B. 05/13/1927:7 A.R. Salley, 288 North Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:7 M.J. Baker injured in pattern shop at LeBaron foundry 25 years ago, J. Derosier finishes North Lakeville ice house, starts cutting, 12/23/1927:2 01/09/1925:9 End of Leon Farrington's forefinger severed at Leonard, Shaw & Dean Thomastown ice men fill houses, 01/23/1925:4 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7

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Industrial Accidents cont. Insects cont. Henry Peirce's hand injured in fraying machine at New England Rug Elm leaf beetle does deadly work here 25 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Co. 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Gypsy moths ravage southern section of town, 07/22/1927:1 James Weston loses finger at Bay State Straw Works 50 years ago, Notice to property owners (ad), 10/07/1927:8 05/10/1929:8 Gypsy moths take hold, 02/17/1928:1 Raymond Nourse's index finger mangled in press at H.L. Thatcher & Recommendations from moth department, 02/17/1928:4 Co., 06/28/1929:1 Remaining articles addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 George Caswell cuts hand at work at Caswell's market 50 years ago, Men from moth department make annual inspection, 03/23/1928:6 08/09/1929:8 Warning issued for satin moth, 06/15/1928:7 Albino Faietti gashes hand while handling sheet metal, 11/08/1929:1 Notice from selectmen (ad), 10/05/1928:9 Industrial Fires Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Roof on fire at shovel works 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. replaced by Frank Thomas as moth superintendent, Cotton factory owned by N.B. Sherman burns 50 years ago, 03/08/1929:1 06/12/1925:6 Review of work to date, 06/21/1929:2 Fire at George Shaw's varnish plant, 01/15/1926:1 James Thomas wants bill for use of auto paid, 10/04/1929:2 George Starbuck contracts to rebuild Japan works, 01/15/1926:5 Selectmen agree to abatement of moth tax for Mrs Lyman Thomas, Fire at Alden, Walker & Wilde on Clifford St (p), 02/26/1926:1 10/04/1929:2 Field Bros. factory on Pleasant St destroyed, history of building, Notice to property owners, 10/04/1929:4 03/02/1928:4 Moth superintendent makes report to selectmen, 12/06/1929:5 Fire completely destroys Alger Paper Box Co., 04/20/1928:1 Insurance Smouldering ruins of Alger Paper Box Co. blaze up, 04/27/1928:1 NE Insurance Exchange visits local industries 25 years ago, Fire at Alden, Walker & Wilde in 1904 costs town a factory (p), 05/08/1925:6 08/17/1928:1 Should town carry its own insurance ? (l) (Lyman P. Thomas), Disastrous fire destroys kiln shed at Cook's brick yard, 11/09/1928:6 01/21/1927:2 Letter of appreciation to Fire Department (l) (E.L. Cook Brick Co.), Value of life insurance policies in Middleboro $21,141 twenty-five 11/30/1928:1 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Berman contracts with Finney to clear debris from Alger fire, Tabulation of life insurance payments made here 25 years ago, 01/25/1929:1 05/31/1929:6 Chimney fire at Leonard & Barrows, 02/08/1929:2 Insurance Agents Fire destroys Alden, Walker & Wilde 25 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 Percy W. Keith, 3 Bank Bldg (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Infantile Paralysis Forest Thomas, 59 Everett St (ad), 01/09/1925:10 Priscilla Commeau and Lillian Benson ill, 10/08/1926:1 H.H. Dunham, real estate and insurance (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Madeline Dunham ill, 09/02/1927:5 H.S. Wood, Thatcher's Row (ad), 10/22/1926:4 Madeline Dunham's condition improves, 09/09/1927:3 William Egger ranks high with Metropolitan Life 25 years ago, Maurice Clark dies from infantile paralysis, 10/28/1927:1 12/17/1926:7 Influenza J.D. Sullivan Real Estate opens office at 145 Centre St, 07/08/1927:1 Cora Whitmarsh recovers from severe attack, 02/13/1925:1 T.C. Collins moves insurance office 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Mrs Ralph Tripp recovering, 12/18/1925:6 W.H. Raymond, auto insurance (ad), 11/25/1927:10 Mrs E.M. Wesson ill, 04/23/1926:2 Tinkham, Young, and Rand agents for Car Owners' Mutual Insurance Edward McKay ill, 10/29/1926:2 Co. (ad), 03/30/1928:4 Stanley Hull suffers severe attack, 11/12/1926:7 J.A. Bissonnette, 152 Pierce St (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Harry Eaton confined to bed, 03/02/1928:1 Interior Decorators Selectmen take preliminary measures to combat, 12/21/1928:3 Hall Bros., interior painting and decorating (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Henry Maynard ill, 02/15/1929:6 H. Windsor Denison, interior decorator (ad), 04/03/1925:10 Ingalls, Elizabeth E.J. Thompson awarded contract for interior decorations at St. Luke's Obituary, 07/06/1928:1 annex, 07/19/1929:1 Taunton woman dies at age 75, 07/06/1928:4 E.J. Thompson contracts to do interior work for Arthur Rotch, Inglese, Antone 09/06/1929:4 Collides with auto driven by John Oliver, 07/26/1929:1 International Comedy Quartet Insanity Members are Bazinet, Huxley, St. Amond, and Hart, 12/11/1925:2 Napoleon Cooke committed to insane hospital at Bridgewater, International Order of Odd Fellows - Alberta Rebekah Lodge 10/30/1925:7 Joint celebration of 106th anniversary of Fellowship, 05/01/1925:9 Nellie shaw committed to Taunton asylum, 08/06/1926:8 Celebrates 26th anniversary, 10/23/1925:3 George Leach partially out of his mind 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Presents three-act comedy Take My Advice, 01/29/1926:6 Insane murderer Charles Miles incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners Observe 27th anniversary, 10/15/1926:7 involved, 02/17/1928:7 Celebrates 108 years of fellowship in America, 04/22/1927:2 Insects Celebrates 28th anniversary, 09/30/1927:1 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. named moth superintendent, 01/30/1925:1 Presents comedy Seven Chances, 01/27/1928:6 Ag workers here to collect parasites of gypsy moths, 07/10/1925:1 Observes 30th anniversary, 10/11/1929:4 Large moths infest town, 07/24/1925:2 International Order of Odd Fellows - Colfax Encampment Moth crew leaves here, headed for Vermont, 08/07/1925:1 Joint celebration of 106th anniversary of Fellowship, 05/01/1925:9 Notice to property owners concerning removal (ad), 10/09/1925:10 Celebrates 108 years of fellowship in America, 04/22/1927:2 Moth department budget discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1926:1 Visits Fall River in 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1 Farmers guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Elects officers 25 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Notice to remove, 10/01/1926:4 International Order of Odd Fellows - Middleboro Lodge Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Joint celebration of 106th anniversary of Fellowship, 05/01/1925:9 Marchant, Kayajanian, Cathcart, and Blaisdell each fined $2 for Parade for first clambake 40 years ago (p), 10/09/1925:1 improper care of corn stubble, 03/11/1927:1 Celebrates 107th anniversary of fellowship, 04/23/1926:9 Henry Shaw fined $25 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/18/1927:9 Sponsors first dance of season at Town House, 10/08/1926:1 Tree warden battles elm leaf beetle 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7

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International Order of Odd Fellows - Middleboro Lodge cont. J. Cushing Co. cont. Memorial tablet dedicated to World War participants unveiled, Grain elevator in Framingham destroyed by fire, 07/01/1927:3 02/25/1927:1 Employs Roy West, 08/17/1928:1 Celebrates 108 years of fellowship in America, 04/22/1927:2 J.A. Thomas Co. (see Thomas, J.A.) Votes to move quarters to Bank block 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Jacinthe, Clara New headquarters set for dedication 25 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Wed to Albert V. McManus, 01/07/1927:8 Dedicates new lodge rooms 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Jack O'Lantern Tea Room Beneficiary of Hannah Cahoon's will, 04/12/1929:1 Kittie Sylvester opens tea room on Wareham St (ad), 06/11/1926:12 Elects officers 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Mrs C.M. Sylvester resigns, 08/05/1927:9 International Order of Odd Ladies - Loyal Assawampsett Lodge Jackson (Mr) Celebrates 35th anniversary, 05/15/1925:8 Smith purchases Jackson homestead 50 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 International Order of Odd Ladies - Loyal Olympia Lodge Jackson, Albert W. Observes 25th anniversary, 05/15/1925:8 Engaged to Claribel J. Burgess, 09/13/1929:1 Celebrates 26th anniversary, 05/28/1926:6 Jackson, C.S. Inventors and Inventions Doctor replaced by Dr Everett, moves to Lowell 50 years ago, W.L. Faxon obtains patent for hand weeder 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 02/12/1926:3 Sturtevant and Brown awarded patent for chicken brooder 25 years ago, Jackson, Dora L. 11/27/1925:6 News from Santa Barbara (l), 07/10/1925:8 Richard Holmes invents steam engine governor 50 years ago, Jackson, Doris 01/22/1926:7 Quarantined with scarlet fever, 01/11/1929:3 J.W. Minor invents three-wheeled vehicle 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Recovers from scarlet fever, 02/22/1929:1 James Willis and Roland Hilton granted patent for inflation valve 25 Jackson, Edith years ago, 03/05/1926:3 Alternate to New Bedford spelling bee (p), 04/06/1928:9 M.L. Standish secures patent for starting horse cars 50 years ago, Jackson, Edward 04/16/1926:7 Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 09/04/1925:1 B.L. Boomer patents pedal attachment for cabinet organs, 06/25/1926:8 Jackson, Edward S. Charles Pease disposes of lock patents to Elisha Jenks 50 years ago, Reportedly safe after California earthquake, 07/03/1925:8 04/29/1927:6 Jackson, Hannah M. Theodore Holmes patents whiffletree for carriages 50 years ago, Obituary, 11/23/1928:4 05/13/1927:7 Jackson, Harold Isaac Briggs invents nail feeder 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Poultry house raided, 11/12/1926:4 Theodore Holmes awarded patent for saddle tree 50 years ago, Home wired for electricity, 12/28/1928:3 02/24/1928:6 Home free from quarantine, 02/22/1929:1 Former resident Oscar Hulman perfects new type of airplane, Employed at State Farm, 03/08/1929:2 01/18/1929:8 Jackson, Hollis Investing Fined $5 for allowing a minor to operate auto, 08/28/1925:3 W.J. McDougall, representative of F.H. Smith Co. (ad), 03/16/1928:4 Jackson, Hollis L. Inza, Alphonse Tips truck at corner of Plymouth and Nemasket St, 10/30/1925:1 Fined $100 for liquor law violation, 01/16/1925:3 Jackson, J.S. Defaults on liquor fine, 06/19/1925:1 Barber opens shop at Oak Bluffs 50 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Ireland, Abbie F. Jackson, Laura Obituary, 02/27/1925:1 Sells Lakeville house to Daniel Dennis, 04/03/1925:6 Ireland, William H. Jackson, M.A. Wed to Natalie Keniston, 08/05/1927:1 Purchases Lakeville bungalow from M. Hersey, 09/04/1925:7 Iron Kettle Annex Jackson, Mark Lester Soule & Flanders proprietors (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Wed to Carrie C. Sumpter, 07/01/1927:4 Ironsides, Andrew Jackson, Melvin Resides in Detroit, MI, 08/10/1928:1 Clerk at Caswell Bros., 11/01/1929:4 Isabel, Samuel Jackson, Mrs Edward S. Chimney fire on River St, 12/14/1928:1 Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 06/03/1927:1 William Isabel injured in collision between Samuel Isabel and Edward Jackson, Thomas Ouillette, 06/14/1929:1 Recovers from scarlet fever, 02/22/1929:1 Isabel, William Jackson, Winifred Injured in collision between Samuel Isabel and Edward Ouillette, Morse, Crapo, Jackson, and Berry organize ladies' quartette 25 years 06/14/1929:1 ago, 03/11/1927:5 Iseminger, Boyd A. Jacob, Mrs William G.L. Hired at law office of Stetson & Clark, 09/06/1929:1 Resigns as choir director at Our Saviour's, 05/01/1925:1 Sworn in as member of the bar, 10/18/1929:1 Jacob, William G.L. Ives, William Assistant superintendent of A&P, 10/23/1925:9 Dies 50 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Jacobs, Charles, Jr. Izaak Walton League of America Occupies Rock St apartment, 09/03/1926:5 Local chapter under consideration, 12/16/1927:3 Jacobs, Charles S., Jr. Local chapter organizes, officers elected, 04/20/1928:1 Moves to Brockton, 03/04/1927:7 Jacoby (Mr) J Superintendent elected to same post in Milton 25 years ago, J. Cushing Co. 09/24/1926:6 William MacNeill thrown from auto after colliding with Cushing Co. Jacoby, A.J. truck, 01/28/1927:1 Re-elected superintendent of schools 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Cod liver oil (ad), 01/28/1927:7 Sells Pearl St house to Henry Schlueter 25 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Grain dealers (ad), 02/11/1927:10

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Jacques, Albert Jefferson, Jennie Brisk grass fire between Tom Thumb place and Nemasket River, Wed to Horace Osborne, 12/04/1925:4 02/27/1925:2 Jefferson, Mrs George Fined $100 for drunk driving, charged with reckless driving and Resides in Wareham, 05/25/1928:9 drunkenness, 04/23/1926:1 Jefferson, Warren Jacques, Albert V. Has smelly encounter with "kitty", 10/08/1926:1 Sells farm property at Summer and Plymouth St to Emmett Stover, Janitor at Union St and Bates schools, 05/06/1927:1 03/29/1929:1 Jenckes, Frank Purchases Thumb property from George Barney, 05/10/1929:1 Resides in Wrentham, 05/17/1929:1 Jains, Georgia M. Jenckes, J. Frank Wed to Alexander L. Laird, 07/19/1929:4 Loses tooth in carriage mishap 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Jamba, Michael Gordon Jenckes, J.F. Wed to Faith Frazee, 07/16/1926:3 Sells business, leases building to Putnam 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 James, Elliott G. Jendrow, Leo Serves four years in U.S. Navy, 05/13/1927:2 Fined $150 for keeping and exposing liquor, 10/22/1926:1 James, Elliott Gifford Jenkins, Caroline Wed to Gladys Adeline Weaver, 12/30/1927:6 Teaches in Appanaug, RI, 09/18/1925:1 James, Helen E. Resides in Warwick, RI, 01/06/1928:2 Gift Shoppe, 131 Peirce St (ad), 12/18/1925:5 Jenkins, Carolyn R. Rescues banded bird, 02/19/1926:1 Graduates from Boston University, 06/19/1925:3 Moves to Brockton, 11/16/1928:1 Jenkins, Everett James, Ralph Attends Chicago school in preparation for ministry, 09/18/1925:1 Writes from China, 05/13/1927:9 Jenkins, Everett Nye James, Ralph K. Attends Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, 10/09/1925:7 Serves on USS Richmond, 04/01/1927:1 Jenkins, Frank H. James, Ruth Maria Plymouth dory for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:10 Wed to James Freeman Smith, 11/20/1925:4 Jenkins, L.D. Wedding described, 11/20/1925:4 Daughter born, 06/04/1926:1 James A. Thomas & Co. (see Thomas, James A.) Purchases East Main St house from William Fickert, 10/08/1926:1 James T. Corcoran Shoe Co. (see Corcoran Shoe Co.) Jenks (Mr) Jamieson, William Bradford Harvey's clothing caught in machinery at Jenk's shop 50 years ago, Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 05/13/1927:7 Jane's Food Shoppe Old place on North Main and Peirce St partially replaced by new block, Jane Tessier proprietor, 469 Centre St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 11/25/1927:1 Jansen, Nicholas History of North Main St property, 08/02/1929:1 Sells Thompson St farm to William Brothers, 03/06/1925:2 Jenks (Prof) Jardullo, Anna Delivers lecture series on religion 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Engaged to Earl Wallis, 09/10/1926:6 Jenks, Agnes Jardullo, Anna Edith House reshingled, 10/12/1928:4 Wed to Earle Lawrence Westling, 09/17/1926:3 Jenks, Agnes B. J.C. Boynton & Son Alumnus of Wellesley college, 07/01/1927:1 William Sullivan resigns, 06/19/1925:3 Jenks, Barbara Everett Boucher resigns, 07/03/1925:2 Curator of Boston University art school, 06/11/1926:5 J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co. Sails for Europe, 06/03/1927:1 Stafford's company to manufacture built-in cabinetry, 05/15/1925:5 Jenks, Elisha T. Awarded contract for china closets for New Bedford apartments, Attends Centennial 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 08/28/1925:1 Obtains lock patents from Charles Pease 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Files articles of incorporation, 09/04/1925:7 Jenks, E.T. J.D. Sullivan Real Estate (see Sullivan, J.D.) Patent locks on exhibit in Philadelphia 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Jebejian, Anna H. Joseph Leonard discovers strange reptiles 25 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/11/1927:9 Makes monster screws for cider press 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Jedermann, Florence Eddy Has relics from steamer Providence 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Jenks, E.T.P. Widow of Reinhard dies at age 71, 01/21/1927:4 History of early homestead (l), 08/09/1929:6 Jeffers, William Elected to fill vacancy on School Board 25 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Employed by railroad 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Jenks, John Whipple Potter Jefferson, Arnold Biography (p), 06/19/1925:1 Occupies Faulkner house on Wareham St, 11/20/1925:3 Jenks, J.W.P. Wed to Gertrude Reed, 11/20/1925:4 Publishes article on birds in American Sportsman 50 years ago, Son born, 10/22/1926:9 02/06/1925:7 Moves to Rochester, 07/01/1927:7 Professorship established at Brown University 50 years ago, Son born, 02/10/1928:6 06/19/1925:6 Jefferson, Arnold, Jr. Collected turtle eggs for Professor Agassiz, 06/04/1926:9 Born to Arnold, 10/22/1926:9 Member of Brown University faculty in 1876-77, 12/31/1926:5 Jefferson, George Puts cabinets in Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Cuts fingertip off on the job in Wareham, 11/20/1925:4 Baptist church trustee 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Resides in Wareham, 04/16/1926:2 Jenks, Mrs E.T. Peirce Jefferson, George H. First local to take advantage of Cape Codder train service, 07/10/1925:1 Wedding described, 08/21/1925:1 Wed to Eleanor F. Sears, 08/21/1925:4

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Jenks, Mrs J.W.P. J.K. & B. Sears & Co. cont. Brief biography (p), 11/11/1927:1 Carlton Plummer resigns 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Brief biography of Mrs Elisha Tucker, not Jenks (p), 11/18/1927:1 Sell scroll saw and lathe to Capt Clark 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Jenks, Ruth B. J.M. O'Donnell & Co. Wed to Setho Ellis, 11/18/1927:4 Shoe concern moves to Brockton 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Jenks Family J.M. O'Donnll & Co. Mabel and Charles Martin purchase Jenks property from Maurice Kline, Shoe firm increases output 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 04/26/1929:1 Job, H.K. Jenney, Bessie Bowen Article on bird life appears in Outing 25 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Engaged to Harry E. Bowden, 12/06/1929:6 Begins illustrated lectures on birds 25 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Wedding described, 12/13/1929:2 Joe's Furniture Store Wed to Harry Ernest Bowden, 12/13/1929:6 161 Center St (ad), 12/03/1926:4 Jenney, Charles D. John Hancock Life Insurance Co. Obituary, 06/18/1926:1 Employs Catherine Campbell at Lang building office, 03/02/1928:1 Jenney, Charles I. John S. Cobb Market Resides in Indianapolis, IN, 08/21/1925:5 New name for Cobb Bros. Market (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Jenney, Chester E. Cecil Northway accepts position, 07/30/1926:3 Preaches at church in Los Angeles, CA, 07/19/1929:4 John S. Williams & Co. Jenney, James L. Furniture business changes name 25 years ago, Household Furniture Vine St coal yard (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Co., 10/22/1926:3 Sells buildings at Centre and Arlington St at auction 25 years ago, John's Filling Station 02/06/1925:7 Plympton St (ad), 10/14/1927:5 Sells land at corner of Centre and Arlington St to NY, NH & Hartford Johnson (Mr) RR 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 North Middleboro Post Office moves from room at Johnson's store to Nicholas Teceno escapes death after buried under load of coal, home of postmistress Prouty, 11/05/1926:1 04/17/1925:5 Johnson, Alfred David Thompson recovering from fall at coal yard, 09/11/1925:5 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:6 Brief biography (p), 11/13/1925:1 Johnson, Alice Edith Henry Emerson gets suspended sentence for theft of coal from Jenney, Born to Robert, 12/31/1926:4 12/25/1925:1 Johnson, Carolyn Coal company robbed 25 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/01/1929:3 Jenney, Mildred Johnson, Catherine Frances Resides in New York City, 12/27/1929:4 Widow of John W. dies at age 69, 05/27/1927:4 Jenney Filling Stations Johnson, Charles 167 Wareham St, 95 East Main St (ad), 07/16/1926:4 Purchases Pleasant St farm from Isadore Garber, 01/30/1925:2 Jenning (Mr) Poultry houses on Pleasant St raided, 08/14/1925:1 Purchases Thomastown place from Frank Past, 04/29/1927:6 Johnson, Charles E. Jennings, B.L. Partnership in Hagstrom and Johnson dissolved, 12/14/1928:5 Open letter to Alexander Heath about welfare department (l), Johnson, Charlotte 12/20/1929:4 Obituary, 06/05/1925:1 Jennings, Floyd Obituary of former South Carver resident, 06/05/1925:1 Small grass fire on Purchase St, 04/05/1929:5 Widow of John M. dies at age 84, 06/05/1925:4 Jennings, Harry Petition for administration of estate, 06/26/1925:5 Resigns from Weld's, 12/21/1928:2 Johnson, Cynthia Frances Jennings, Mrs Charles Wedding described, 09/07/1928:1 Dies in South Weymouth, 12/30/1927:5 Wed to David Elisha Schott, 09/07/1928:4 Jennings, Robert Johnson, Dan Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Resides in East Mansfield, 09/02/1927:6, 09/07/1928:3 Jepson, William Johnson, David Wed to Elizabeth Ann Kippax, 09/18/1925:4 Moves from West Grove St to Courtland St, 08/20/1926:2 Moves from Peirce St to Providence, 04/02/1926:2 Attendant at new bus waiting room, 01/14/1927:5 Jessup, Charles F. Pleads not guilty of non-support of children, 05/13/1927:1 Obituary, 10/28/1927:1 Johnson, Elias Mansfield man dies here, 10/28/1927:4 Funeral held in Bridgewater, 04/01/1927:7 Jessup, Willard Aulcott Johnson, Elizabeth Frances Petition for guardianship, 12/28/1928:5 Born to William H.H., 11/04/1927:1 Jesulaitis, John Johnson, E.M. Son born, 07/20/1928:5 Pharmacy at Everett Square (ad), 09/18/1925:5 Jesulaitis, John, Jr. Johnson, Ernest M. Born to John, 07/20/1928:5 Receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Everett Square, Jewell (Mr) 11/23/1928:1 Employed at Lucas' grocery 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Johnson, Eunice A. Jewell, Charles Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Resides in Westfield, ME, 02/24/1928:4 Wife of Millard F. dies at age 76, 04/08/1927:4 Jewelry (see Hayden, F.W.; Tinkham, E.F.; William H. Luther & Sons) Petition for administration of estate, 07/20/1928:5 J.K. & B. Sears & Co. Johnson, F.A. see also Sears Lumber Co. Paints School St School, 08/07/1925:6 Bookkeeper Carlton Plummer leaves for gold fields 25 years ago, Johnson, Fred 05/01/1925:8 Engaged to Ostrid Anderson, 08/12/1927:3 Wedding described, 04/13/1928:6

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Johnson, Fred cont. Johnson, Mrs M.F. Resigns post at C.N. Atwood, employed in Gardner, 08/17/1928:7 Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Moves to Gardner, 08/24/1928:7 Johnson, Mrs Susie E. Son born, 02/22/1929:7 And Mrs Macomber remodel old Tinkham place on County Road, Johnson, Fred A. 05/11/1928:10 Still in painting business (ad), 06/11/1926:12 Johnson, Ostrid Anderson Contracts to paint new fire station, 07/02/1926:1 Son born, 02/22/1929:7 Johnson, Genevieve Johnson, Rachel Quarantined with scarlet fever, 01/25/1929:3 Obituary, 02/10/1928:7 Discharged from Brighton hospital, 02/15/1929:2 Johnson, Rachel Turner Johnson, George Widow of Peter dies at age 78, 02/10/1928:4 Funeral held on South St, 03/23/1928:1 Johnson, Robert Johnson, George I. Wed to Ruth Arenby Jones, 09/18/1925:4 Brother dies in Bridgewater, 04/01/1927:7 Employs Maurice Gurney, 07/23/1926:7 Johnson, George W. Daughter born, 12/31/1926:4 Obituary, 03/23/1928:4 Son born, 10/05/1928:2 Johnson, H.A. Johnson, Robert A. Purchases Taunton St poultry farm from C.H. Ellis, 04/12/1929:4 Daughter born, 05/22/1925:1 Johnson, Harriet C. Sells North Middleboro grocery to William Caswell, 09/30/1927:4 Obituary, 06/01/1928:1 Johnson, Thomas Widow of Benjamin dies at age 84, 06/01/1928:4 Night attendant at State Farm resigns, 03/23/1928:4 Johnson, Herbert Johnson, Walter E. Son born, 04/06/1928:9 New manager of Johnson Bros. Furniture Co. (ad), 08/14/1925:2 Occupies Plymouth St house owned by Charles Wood, 01/18/1929:9 New manager of Johnson Bros. Furniture Co., 08/14/1925:10 Scarlet fever quarantine lifted, 03/22/1929:1 Takes over charge of Johnson Bros. store from Barden, 02/26/1926:1 Moves from Plymouth St to Clay St, 03/29/1929:4 In attendance at Johnson Bros. Furniture Co. (ad), 02/26/1926:2 Johnson, Herbert L. Johnson, Warren Daughter born, 04/23/1926:1 Resides in Providence, RI, 08/20/1926:5 Employed in Boston, 07/30/1926:5 Johnson, William Son born, 04/06/1928:4 Moves from School St to Barrows St, 06/21/1929:1 Johnson, Ida Helen Johnson, William H. Wed to Everett Tozier Look, 08/10/1928:3, 5 Car smoking under the hood, 10/16/1925:3 Johnson, Job Johnson, William H.H. William Poole's house burns down, 10/02/1925:4 Daughter born, 11/04/1927:1 Picks seven bushels of apples in one day 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Johnson Bros. Furniture Co. Johnson, John 21-29 North Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Dies in Bridgewater at age 86, 10/15/1926:8 Radio broadcast open to public in Music Store (ad), 02/06/1925:2 Resides in Framingham, 12/03/1926:1 Opens interior decorating department (ad), 03/06/1925:2 Johnson, John S. Manager's 8th anniversary sale (ad) (p), 03/13/1925:2 Secretary of King Leather Goods Co. in Indiana, PA, 01/11/1929:4 Grace Auger bookkeeper and saleswoman, 03/27/1925:3 Son born, 05/24/1929:4 Manager William Barden resigns, 07/31/1925:1 Resides in Indiana, PA, 12/20/1929:1 Walter Johnson new manager (ad), 08/14/1925:2 Johnson, John Stearns Walter Johnson new manager, 08/14/1925:10 Engaged to Elizabeth _hapman (sic) Brown, 12/30/1927:2 Walter Johnson takes over charge of Johnson Bros. store from Barden, Wedding described, 06/08/1928:1 02/26/1926:1 Wed to Elizabeth Chapman Brown, 06/08/1928:4 Walter Johnson in attendance (ad), 02/26/1926:2 Johnson, John Stearns, Jr. Employs Forrest Standish, 04/09/1926:4 Born to John S., 05/24/1929:4 Johnstone (Mr) Johnson, Joseph Employs Ida Hodgkins, 08/12/1927:6 Scheme halted by merchants, charged with larceny, 08/14/1925:8 Johnstone, Bernard Johnson, Maria E. Distinguishes himself on gridiron at Colby College, 11/15/1929:6 Obituary, 11/15/1929:1 Fullback on all-Maine eleven, 11/22/1929:1 Widow of Oscar E. dies in Endicott, NY, 11/15/1929:4 Johnstone, Bernard M. Johnson, M.F. Serves as Senate page, 05/06/1927:7 Reverend relocates to Nashua, NH 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Johnstone, H. Rock couple married 47 years, 01/07/1927:4 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 An appreciation (l) (A.N. Dary), 07/13/1928:6 Johnstone, Herbert Obituary, 07/13/1928:6 Senior class president at Kent's Hill seminary, 11/01/1929:1 Johnson, Millard F. Johnstone, Mrs E.E. Resolutions submitted to Neighborhood convention, 07/20/1928:1 Employed by Johnstone Children's Shop, 02/06/1925:5 Johnson, Millard Fillmore Johnstone Children's Shop Obituary (p), 07/06/1928:1 Employs Mrs E.E. Johnstone, 02/06/1925:5 Penacook, NH man dies at age 77, 07/06/1928:4 Johnstone's Shop Petition for administration of estate, 07/20/1928:5 69 Centre St (ad), 08/17/1928:6 Johnson, Montague Jolly, Louise Resides in Needham, 10/29/1926:3 Fined $25 for conducting lodging house without a license, 07/12/1929:3 Johnson, Mrs F.E. Jolly, Paul Resides in Edgewood, RI, 09/09/1927:6 Driver Albert Soule strikes youngster Paul Jolly, 03/16/1928:1 Johnson, Mrs J.W. The Jolly Four Obituary, 05/27/1927:10 New whist club organized, 08/03/1928:1

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Jolly Six Jones, George A. New sewing club organizes, 04/24/1925:1 Funeral of uncle held in Dorchester, 11/27/1925:7 Jonas, Mrs Harry Purchases Elm St homestead from Henry Durfee 25 years ago, Resides in California, 10/02/1925:7 12/03/1926:6 Resides in Los Angeles, CA, 08/26/1927:1 Station agent retires after 51 years in service (p), 11/30/1928:1 Joncas, Joseph P. Jones, George E. Wed to Minnie E. Blair in November 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Resides in Hartford, CT, 06/18/1926:2 Joncas, Philip Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 On school board in West Hartford, CT, 04/29/1927:3 Wed to Minnie Blair, 11/06/1925:4 Son born, 01/20/1928:3 Daughter born, 03/29/1929:9 Jones, Gilbert Joncas, Phillip Engaged to Alice M. Humann, 09/07/1928:4 Daughter born, 02/25/1927:3 Jones, Gladys L. Jones (Miss) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/18/1927:5 Teacher transfers from Rock to School Street School, 09/03/1926:3 Jones, Helen Frances Jones (Mr) Wed to Herbert Wilbur Farnum, 10/15/1926:6 see also Elk Wedding described, 10/15/1926:7 Pember builds home in Lakeville, 10/21/1927:4 Jones, Henry C. And McCully put up lantern on Pearl St 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Blaze in pine grove, 05/22/1925:1 Jones, Adrian Grass fire jumps the tracks, 03/22/1929:1 Auto strikes Taunton car on Everett St, 05/15/1925:6 Jones, John Brooks Fined $10 for speeding, 10/08/1926:6 Born to George E., 01/20/1928:3 In court for violation of three motor vehicle laws, 02/04/1927:1 Jones, Laura Elsie Jones, Adrian H. Engaged to Paul Green, 01/25/1929:4 Auto strikes car driven by Brockton man, 01/28/1927:1 Wed to Paul Green, 02/08/1929:4 Wed to Viola Mary Margaret Pickard, 09/16/1927:6 Jones, Lillian M. Jones, Albert Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/25/1928:3 Erects dwelling near Sampson's corner, 06/17/1927:9 Jones, M. Alice Moves from Elm St to Lakeville, 11/04/1927:5 Middleboro teacher resumes duties, 09/10/1926:3 Jones, Alice M. Jones, Margaret New teacher at School Street School, 09/03/1926:3 Occupies home on Miller St, 03/08/1929:2 Jones, Alwyn Jones, Marvin G. Leaves for first term on nautical school ship Nantucket, 11/01/1929:2 Wed to Ruth J. Evans, 11/22/1929:4 Jones, Ambrus L. Jones, Mary J. Lets apartment to Lavinia Chase, 12/04/1925:2 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 Jones, B. Frank Widow of Charles F. dies at age 70, 03/29/1929:4 Injured by hose carriage at fire 50 years ago, 07/13/1928:8 Will in probate, 03/29/1929:5 Jones, Barbara Will admitted in probate court, 05/03/1929:3 Born to Robert, 02/03/1928:1 Jones, Mary S. Jones, Barbara L. Obituary, 09/24/1926:1 Assonet girl dies at age 2, 12/17/1926:1 Wife of Abbott dies at age 69, 09/24/1926:4 Obituary, 12/17/1926:1 Jones, Maurice Jones, Betty see also Elk Graduates from Gardner High school, 06/29/1928:2 Purchases Elwell homestead in Lakeville, 06/11/1926:5 Jones, B.F. Jones, Maurice A. Band leader 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/08/1929:6 Jones, Charles Jones, Maurice R. Stubborn fire at Wayside Inn on Everett St, 11/15/1929:3 Arraigned in federal court in Boston, 07/20/1928:2 Jones, Charles F. Jones, Minnie A. Moves from Centre St to Brockton, 07/15/1927:6 Woman takes seat on Board of Registrars, 03/01/1929:1 Jones, Charlie Jones, Muriel Claire Died more than 50 years ago, 02/17/1928:4 Wedding described, 04/22/1927:7 Jones, Delia M. Jones, Pamelia Everett Lincoln appointed commissioner for land partition, 05/03/1929:3 Born to Robert, 02/03/1928:1 Jones, Elliott F. Jones, Percy Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/18/1927:5 see also Elk Jones, Ernest Josiah Vaughan's Wappanucket farm sold to Percy Jones, 09/16/1927:6 see also Elk Jones, Percy R. Lets apartment at corner of Barrows and Myrtle St to Lizzie Estabrook, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/25/1928:3 09/04/1925:1 Jones, Perley Jones, Ernest B. Wed to Gladys Greene, 11/22/1929:1 see also Elk Jones, Robert Lets Barrows St apartment to Ernest Sukeforth, 10/02/1925:5 Employed in Brockton, 12/17/1926:1 Jones, Ernest H. Twin daughters born, 01/20/1928:2, 4 Brush fire on Purchase St, 04/12/1929:1 Twin daughters home from hospital, 02/03/1928:1 Jones, Frances A. Makes improvements to Plymouth St home, 04/13/1928:4 Employed at St. Luke's, 07/17/1925:2 Occupies home on Plymouth St, 04/27/1928:4 Jones, George Jones, Robert S. Son born, 08/26/1927:1, 09/02/1927:2 Daughter born, 11/13/1925:1

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Jones, Roberta E. (see Roberta's Beauty Shoppe) J.S. Cobb Market Jones, Ruth Arenby Cobb Bros. Market operates under new name (ad), 06/25/1926:10 Wed to Robert Johnson, 09/18/1925:4 Brisk blaze at Center St market, 07/12/1929:1 Jones, T.A. Julian, Joseph John Purchases Cook place on Miller St, 11/18/1927:3 Wed to Elizabeth Mary Flynn, 01/28/1927:4 Jones, Wallace C. Justices of the Peace Bridgewater man dies at age 74, 08/13/1926:4 Postmaster Tinkham re-commissioned justice of the peace 50 years ago, Jones Bros. 07/22/1927:6 Fire on North Main St block (p), 08/24/1928:1 J. Addison Shaw receives commission 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Installs furniture for Bristol County Social Club 25 years ago, Juvenile Delinquents 05/10/1929:8 Record number of minors in court last year, 01/27/1928:1 Jorda, Bert Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 K Jordan, Bert Ka-Daw-Cut Farm Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 White leghorn chicks and hatching eggs (ad), 02/22/1929:8 Jordan, Mary Kahn's Middleboro Music and Furniture Store Obituary, 10/14/1927:1 151-155 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Rock and Marion folks attend funeral, 10/21/1927:7 Employs Forrest B. Standish, 09/04/1925:5 Jordan, Mary C. Fifth annual spring clearance (ad), 04/30/1926:9 Wife of Thomas dies at age 67, 10/14/1927:4 Boston-based store going out of business here (ad), 07/30/1926:2 Jordan, Thomas Store closing October 30th (ad), 10/29/1926:7 Lets Oak St apartment to Clinton Morse, 03/06/1925:1 Kalaher, Anna Elizabeth Jordao, Roza DeAzevedo Engaged to John Atwood Thomas, 07/20/1929:5 Wed to Joseph Warren Young, 09/02/1927:4 Kanapa, Anna Jorgenson, Kenneth E. Engaged to John Fink Ruzycki, 08/16/1929:4 Wed to Flora Isabelle Eames, 12/02/1927:4 Wed to John Fink Ruzycki, 09/06/1929:4 Joslin, Elmer A. Kanapa, Antonette Accepts post at State Farm, 01/27/1928:4 Wife of Anthony dies at age 37, 02/11/1927:4 Concludes services at State Farm asylum, 02/03/1928:10 Kane, Ada Elizabeth Jost, Frank Engaged to John F. Shaw, 08/14/1925:2 Dies in South Middleboro, 01/15/1926:6 Karasimons, Emil Jost, Frank S. Opens new store at 19 South Main St (ad), 04/27/1928:5 Obituary, 01/22/1926:6 Karasimos, Arthur Petition for administration of estate, 03/05/1926:7 Middleboro Papamichael Market partnership dissolved (ad), Jost, Frank Stanley 03/23/1928:10 Dies at age 62, 01/15/1926:4 Mortgagee's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Jost, Mrs Frank Karkow, Stanley Rare cactus blooms profusely, 05/17/1929:2 Rock baseballer breaks arm, 07/26/1929:7 Joy, Celina Kaski, Andrew Engaged to Cornelius Earle Manchester, 04/10/1925:4 West Carver couple married 25 years, 11/12/1926:3 Wedding postponed, 09/18/1925:1 Kaski, Hella Wed to Cornelius Earle Manchester, 10/02/1925:4 Wed to Toivo W. Harju, 04/05/1929:1 Joy, Forrest A. Kayajan, Ardavast Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Engaged to Alice Garabedian, 03/22/1929:4 Joy For All (club) Wed to Alice Garabedian, 04/05/1929:4 New club organized in Warrentown, 01/28/1927:1 Wedding described, 04/05/1929:6 Joyce, Edward Kayajan, Garabed Fractures skull in fight in Boston, 08/14/1925:1 In court on motor vehicle charge, 12/06/1929:8 Arrested for drunkenness, 12/24/1926:1 Discharged on traffic violation, 12/20/1929:1 Case of drunkenness continued, 12/31/1926:1 Kayajan, M. Charles Case continued again, 01/07/1927:1 Wed to __ (sic) Geraldine Morrison, 12/30/1927:6 Liquor raid on West End home, 03/04/1927:2 Kayajan, Samuel Fined for maintaining liquor nuisance and intent to sell, 03/11/1927:1 Engaged to Carrie Garabedian, 03/22/1929:4 Gets 30-day sentence on drunk charge, 06/03/1927:1 Wed to Carrie Garabedian, 04/05/1929:4 Gets six months for weapon charge, $25 for assaulting an office, and Wedding described, 04/05/1929:6 drunk charge filed, 10/07/1927:3 Kayajanian, Garabed Wound in hand requires stitches, 08/03/1928:1 Fined $2 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/11/1927:1 Gets 30 days for drunkenness, 10/12/1928:1 Kayajian, Garabed Joyce, Helen Default issued in case of violations of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Arrested in liquor raid on west side, 06/03/1927:1 Keaney, Mary Joyce, Helen F. Obituary, 01/14/1927:1 Fined $50 for maintaining liquor nuisance, 07/08/1927:1 Keedwell (Mr) Pleads not guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance, 03/02/1928:1 Clyde Thomas acquires insurance business of Leonard & Keedwell, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/13/1928:5 04/05/1929:2 Joyce, John Keedwell, George H. Accepts post as asylum attendant at State Farm, 04/06/1928:2 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Resigns from State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 05/04/1928:1 Joyce, Richard Radcliffe Keedwell, Kenneth B. Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 Employed at Lobl Manufacturing, 09/11/1925:1 Wed to Edna M. Peckham, 08/06/1926:4 The Human Mind (essay), 02/17/1928:1

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Keedwell, Kenneth B. cont. Keith, Eugene J. The Human Mind: An answer (l) (J.A. Thomas), 02/24/1928:1 Contracts to build ice house for John LeBaron 25 years ago, Acquires holdings of Boston parties in Colonial Cleansers & Dyers, 09/10/1926:5 06/14/1929:3 Builds ice house for LeBaron 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Keedwell, Mrs George H. Keith, Fred J. Easter lily in bloom, 09/24/1926:1 Moves to Buzzards Bay, 04/16/1926:1 Sprains ankle in fall on ice, 01/21/1927:7 Keith, George E. Keedwell, S.J. Forest fire on Fuller St property, 04/29/1927:1 Resides in Syracuse, NY, 08/31/1928:1 Keith, Gordon Keedwell, Stuart Employed in Buzzards Bay, 09/18/1925:1 Resides in Syracuse, NY, 09/03/1926:2 Employed at Fuller Motor Sales Co., 05/11/1928:1 Keedwell, Stuart J. Keith, Harry W. Resides in Syracuse, NY, 03/20/1925:7 Moves to Weymouth Heights 25 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Keegan, Charles J. Keith, Louisa Roy Shaw collides with motorcycle officer Keegan on Plymouth St, Heirs sell High St homestead to Arthur Cushman 25 years ago, 10/18/1929:1 03/08/1929:8 Keegan, James Keith, Martin L. New Bedford driver knocks Keegan over, crashes into post office, And Coombs bring in 16 partridge 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 05/28/1926:2 Keith, Mrs Roy L. Keen, Eliza H. White Aunt dies in Peabody, 08/02/1929:6 Obituary, 04/10/1925:1 Keith, Percy Wife of Leonard dies at age 76, 04/10/1925:4 Couple married 38 years, 07/03/1925:2 Keen, Seth, Jr. Keith, Percy W. Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Insurance, 3 Bank Bldg (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Keenan, Madeline Katherine Photo taken from North Middleboro Congregational Church (p), Engaged to Norman W. Rudolph, 09/06/1929:4 05/21/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 John Cushing fined $25 for reckless driving, 12/17/1926:1 Wed to Norman E. Rudolph, 09/20/1929:4 Town auditor 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Keenan, Terence Keith, Roy L. Gets 30 days on drunk charge, 10/22/1926:1 Sister dies in Nashua, NH, 06/08/1928:3 Keenan, Thomas Keith, Samuel P. Gets 30 days on drunk charge, 10/22/1926:1 Daughter resides in South Carolina 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Keenan, William Works in Pennsylvania oil fields 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Raises Egyptian corn 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Keene (Mr) Keith & Pratt Ethan Standish purchases Keene homestead at auction 50 years ago, Start fall run with good orders 25 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 08/26/1927:6 Sell shoe manufacturing plant to Field Bros. & Co., 09/11/1925:1 Keene, Augustus K. Frank Brooks resigns after 30 years, 10/09/1925:1 New foreman at H.L. Thatcher Co., 02/11/1927:6 Make line of hygienic ventilated shoes 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Keene, Walter Theodore Richmond salesman 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Wed to Gladys Wilson, 11/16/1928:7 Cutters start run 25 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Keer, James Fire underscores Maxim's request for new equipment, 03/02/1928:1 Engaged to Elizabeth Salloway, 03/25/1927:3 Kelley (Mr) Keheany, John Lets North Main St apartment to Eva Hathaway, 05/06/1927:1 Taunton man dies at age 42, 03/11/1927:6 Kelley, Alice Masury Keheary, John Wed to Roy Wellington Taylor, 07/10/1925:6 Uninjured after auto goes through fence down 30-ft. embankment, Kelley, Annie L.W. Peirce 01/30/1925:2 Wife of John dies at age 65, 04/01/1927:4 Keheary, Viola Kelley, Annie L.W.P. Engaged to Alton Chester Ellis, 01/13/1928:5 Obituary, 04/01/1927:1 Wed to Aldon Chester Ellis, 02/03/1928:10 Kelley, Clara D. Keighley, George H. Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:1 Kelley, Edward Wed to Martha E. Ratthei, 07/02/1926:4 Daughter born, 03/16/1928:4 Keith (Miss) Son born, 11/15/1929:4 Pianoforte classes resume (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Kelley, Edwin T. Keith, Adelaide Purchases 60-acre farm on Purchade St, 03/02/1928:1 Resides in Boston, 06/07/1929:2 Kelley, E.J. Keith, Annie Burglary attempt at storehouse, 09/28/1928:4 Pupils deliver delightful piano recital, 05/22/1925:8 Kelley, Ezra J. Piano recital excellent, 06/01/1928:1 Obituary, 08/06/1926:1 Keith, A.W. Will in probate, 08/06/1926:6 Sells Peirce St house to Mrs Freeman Ryder 50 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Kelley, Ezra Joseph Keith, Bethia S. Dies at age 61, 08/06/1926:4 Attends Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Kelley, George Keith, Clifford L. George Kelley night attendant at hospital, 10/12/1928:2 Daughter born, 10/21/1927:2 Kelley, Grace Hatch Keith, Eugene Unity Quartette, music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Chickens killed by dogs 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Unity Quartette performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 And others perform at Methodist church in Cataumet, 08/17/1928:1

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Kelley, Henry Kelley, Thomas H. Resides in Dennis, 08/13/1926:7 Employed at post office, 10/09/1925:1 Kelley, Irene Employed in post office, 08/05/1927:9 Obituary, 04/06/1928:1 Kelley, Vincent Kelley, James G. Employed in New York, 08/14/1925:1 Dies at age 43, 04/02/1926:1 Kelly, Annie Peirce Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 Will in probate, 04/08/1927:6 Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Kelly, Frank Kelley, John Ill with scarlet fever, 03/08/1929:1 Wed to Fanny F. MacDonald, 06/29/1928:4 Kelly, Laurence Kelley, John W. Resides in New York, 06/21/1929:1 Auto struck by truck operated by George Washburn, 12/17/1926:8 Kelly, L.G. Kelley, Larry Sails on SS Howard of Merchants & Miners' Line, 01/14/1927:1 Purchases Wareham St house from Veroni estate, 02/25/1927:2 Kelly, Matthew Kelley, Lawrence Sells Mill St farm to John Robbins, 06/18/1926:2 Attends Worcester Academy, 04/03/1925:5 Kelly, Thomas H. Wed to Katherine McMullen, 11/06/1925:4 Middleboro mail carrier, 03/16/1928:1 Vernon St farm of B. Frank Aldrich sold to Kelley, 04/09/1926:4 Kelly, Walter Baseball captain at Worcester Academy, 04/16/1926:1 Son born, 09/07/1928:4 Graduates from Worcester Academy, 06/18/1926:2 Kelsey, Azubah H. Moves to Rock tenement, 09/03/1926:4 Granted decree nisi against Ira Kelsey for abusive treatment, Purchases house on Barden Hill, 12/31/1926:4 02/06/1925:5 Resides in New York, 05/11/1928:10, 12/27/1929:1 Kelsey, Ira E. Kelley, Luke Azubah Kelsey granted decree nisi against husband for abusive Lets Webster St house to Charles Chandler, 05/27/1927:1 treatment, 02/06/1925:5 Kelley, Luke F. Kemp, William S. Moves law office to Sullivan Building, 08/05/1927:1 Dies at age 82, 08/07/1925:4 Moves office from Thatcher's Row to Sullivan building, 09/02/1927:4 Kendall, Carl Sullivan building on South Main St recently completed (p), Occupies Peirce St apartment owned by Robinson, 03/05/1926:7 12/30/1927:8 Employed at G.E. Keith company, 05/10/1929:1 Appointed public administrator for Plymouth County, 02/22/1929:4 Kendall, Carl G. Applies for admission as attorney to district court, 05/17/1929:5 Daughter born, 01/14/1927:5 Kelley, Michal H. Promoted to assistant sales manager of Brockton Keith factory, Couple married 50 years, biographies, 06/29/1928:1 10/28/1927:1 Kelley, Mrs E.J. Methodist mission successful (l), 03/02/1928:1 Geraniums stolen from window boxes, 06/07/1929:1 Salesman for Keith company, 02/01/1929:1 Kelley, Mrs M.H. Receives grateful reply from J.H. Buckey (l), 05/17/1929:6 Lets Webster St apartment to W.S. Hardy, 07/03/1925:5 Purchases Peirce St home from Annie Robinson, 08/23/1929:1 Kelley, Nellie Kendall, Clarence A. Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/17/1925:1, 08/05/1927:1 Employed at Sparrow Bros., 08/14/1925:8, 07/02/1926:10 Replaces Emma Breach at Powrie & Ryder, 10/05/1928:1 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Employed at the Trade Mark Store, 08/23/1929:1 Kendall, Clarence Augustus Kelley, Paul Obituary, 07/09/1926:6 Married in New York city, 06/25/1926:2 Kendall, Nancy M. Kelley, P.E. Born to Carl G., 01/14/1927:5 Fire in incubator house, 05/15/1925:1 Kendrick, J. New York couple married 23 years, 07/12/1929:1 Sells North St cottage to Charles Silver, 02/11/1927:3 Kelley, Ralph D. Keniston, Barbara Natalie Purchases Scudder Bros. Coal Co., 04/26/1929:1 Born to William, 05/21/1926:1 Proprietor of R.D. Kelley Coal Co. (ad), 05/03/1929:8 Keniston, Natalie Kelley, Roger Wed to William H. Ireland, 08/05/1927:1 Lets North Main St apartment to Florence Thorson, 04/30/1926:2 Keniston, William Sells North Main St property to Charles Norton, 10/19/1928:1 Daughter born, 05/21/1926:1 Kelley, Roger W. Kennedy, Anna Purchases Besse's shoe store on Centre St., 06/07/1929:1 Sells Precinct house to Herbert Thomas, 10/18/1929:6 Kelley, R.W. Kennedy, Charles Besse announces sale of business to Kelley (ad), 06/07/1929:10 Motorcycle skids, Kennedy thrown, 07/17/1925:2 Kelley, S.D. Autoist runs down young James Stafford, 09/06/1929:3 Cut flowers (ad), 08/09/1929:10 Kennedy, Chester R. Kelley, Sheldon Son born, 04/30/1926:2 Gladys Oliver struck by auto operated by Sheldon Kelley, 10/26/1928:6 Kennedy, Chester Ralph Attends Worcester Academy, 12/27/1929:1 Born to Chester R., 04/30/1926:2 Kelley, Stephen Kennedy, C.R. Finds dandelion in full bloom, 12/25/1925:4 Moves into Phinney's Keith St apartment, 03/13/1925:2 Kelley, Stephen D. Kennedy, Edwin Picks two baskets of strawberries, 11/04/1927:3 Roy Turner builds bungalow in Lakeville, 06/03/1927:8 Kelley, Thomas A. Daughter born, 09/30/1927:8 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Providence man dies at age 67, 01/25/1929:4

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Kennedy, George Kenyon, Frederick T. Attends Dartmouth College, 02/11/1927:2 Accepts call to Southbridge church, 11/15/1929:3 Sails to Europe as member of Barbary Coast orchestra of Dartmouth Keosian, Garabed college, 07/01/1927:1 Fined $100 for violation of liquor laws, 06/05/1925:1 Attends Dartmouth, 09/14/1928:1 Keosoran, Garabed Kennedy, George E. Police raid restaurant in Darrow building, 05/29/1925:7 Member of Dartmouth orchestra, off to south of France, 01/27/1928:4 Keough, Bernard Kennedy, George Edward Auto short circuits, fire quickly extinguished, 10/09/1925:9 Middleboro class of 1925 prophet (p), 06/26/1925:1 Clerk at post office, 04/16/1926:3 Middleboro High school commencement prophecy, 06/26/1925:3 Keough, Bernard H. Kennedy, George H. Moves from Myrtle St to North St, 04/10/1925:6 Corn grows extraordinarily high, 09/11/1925:5 Keough, Elizabeth Dies in Middleboro, 03/16/1928:4 Born to John F., 08/14/1925:1 Obituary, 03/23/1928:1 Keough, Ethel B. Will in probate, 04/06/1928:2 Wed to Joseph D. Derr, Jr., 09/20/1929:4 Kennedy, Gertrude Keough, Ethel Bernice Employed at Namaskett Press, 08/14/1925:8 Engaged to Joseph Delbert Derr, Jr., 09/06/1929:4 Employed at hospital in Waverly, 07/13/1928:4, 11/09/1928:9 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Kennedy, Harriet Keough, John F. Nurse in Boston hospital, 06/29/1928:1 Daughter born, 08/14/1925:1 Kennedy, Isabel Victoria Keough, Mary Born to Edwin, 09/30/1927:8 In auto accident in Plympton, 12/06/1929:3 Kennedy, James H. Keough, Mrs Bernard A. Addresses Congregational Mens' club on shoe industry, 03/19/1926:2 Resigns from The Music Shop, 08/21/1925:1 Re-elected president of superintendent association at Keith factory, Keough,John F. 06/03/1927:1 Moves from Coombs St to Jackson St, 06/19/1925:3 Kennedy, James J. Kern, Laura Virginia Purchases Plymouth St land and cottage, 10/07/1927:1 Wedding described, 09/02/1927:1 Kennedy, Mrs George H. Wed to Arthur Dalton Champlin, 09/02/1927:4 Hen thief strikes on Montello St, 03/22/1929:5 Kern, Virginia Kennedy, Mrs Parker H. Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Resides in Philadelphia, 04/22/1927:1 Kerosian, Garabed Ill with scarlet fever in Philadelphia, 03/09/1928:7 Police raid restaurant in Darrow building, 05/29/1925:7 Resides in Philadelphia, 04/19/1929:1 Kerr, A.S. Kennedy, Nellie Former Rock pastor dies, 01/08/1926:2 Sells Precinct St cottage to Herbert Thomas, 10/11/1929:3 Kerr, Rachel Kennedy, Oraville P. Obituary, 01/16/1925:2 Obituary, 01/22/1926:1 Kershaw, Mrs Robert Kennedy, Oraville Park Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 01/08/1926:7 Widow of Henry M. dies at age 75, 01/15/1926:4 Teaches in Philadelphia, 09/07/1928:4 Kennedy, Parker H. Resides in Philadelphia, 01/04/1929:3, 04/05/1929:6 Engaged to Thalia Stetson, 04/17/1925:9 Ketchum (Rev) Promoted to manager of Northern Oil and Fuel in Watertown, NY, Rents John Shaw place on Peirce St 25 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 05/15/1925:3 Kettembeil, Annie B. Grandmother dies in Watertown, NY, 01/22/1926:3 Sells wood lot to Elisha T. Beck, 05/01/1925:2 Resides in Watertown, NY, 07/09/1926:1, 08/13/1926:3 Kettembeil, George W. Transferred to Philadelphia, PA, 12/03/1926:3 Dies at age 67, 01/09/1925:4 Promoted at Crew Levick Co. in Philadelphia, 04/20/1928:1 Obituary, 01/16/1925:5 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 10/26/1928:1 Kettle, James Daughter born, 08/16/1929:7 Resides in Jamestown, NY, 09/10/1926:1 Kennedy, Parker Henry Kettle, Joseph Wedding described, 10/30/1925:1 Accepts position in Jamestown, NY, 02/20/1925:1 Wed to Thalia Stetson, 10/30/1925:4 Resides in Jamestown, NY, 08/13/1926:7 Kennedy, Robert A. Daughter born, 02/15/1929:4 Purchases Rorschach house at Bridge and South Main St, 06/04/1926:5 Kettle, Joseph B. Engineer at Lakeville Hospital, 11/11/1927:9, 08/09/1929:1 Accepts call to Utica, NY Congregational church, 03/05/1926:7 Kennedy, Robert A., Jr. Resides in Utica, NY, 08/19/1927:1 Attends New Bedford Vocational school, 11/11/1927:9 Kettle, Mary Joy Kennedy, Thalia Weston Born to Joseph, 02/15/1929:4 Born to Parker H., 08/16/1929:7 Kettle, Mrs Joseph Kenney, Catherine E. Resides in Jamestown, NY, 07/20/1928:1 Engaged to James H. Hall, 08/23/1929:4 Keyes (Mr) Kenney, Edward Dahlia garden of Alden, Keyes & Keyes has 273 varieties 25 years ago, Daughter born, 09/30/1927:3 09/14/1928:8 Kenney, William Discontinues fish route after 45 years, 10/11/1929:9 Pianist at Park Theatre, 11/13/1925:1 Keyes, A.F. Kenniston, Billie Nephew Harold Keyes takes over fish route, 10/11/1929:3 Wins bout in Attleboro in three rounds, 09/04/1925:1 Kenny, William New pianist at Park Theatre, 10/23/1925:2

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Keyes, Albert H. Kimple, Viola Successful competitor in postal exam 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Wed to Franklyn G. Bowen, 04/24/1925:1 Auto runs into Miller's parked car on Oak St, 08/24/1928:1 Kinder, John A. School St couple married 25 years, 09/27/1929:6 Dies at age 52, 02/22/1929:1 Keyes, Albert R. Kindergarten Lets Centre St apartment to Idella Grose, 10/14/1927:9 see also Bryant, Florence M. Rounds out 40 years in employ of LeBarons, 10/04/1929:1 M.P. Eddy instructor at Eaton Family School 50 years ago, Centre St couple married 52 years, 12/20/1929:1 08/24/1928:6 Keyes, Albert R.C. Miss Eddy in charge at Eaton Family School 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Centre St couple married 50 years, biographies, 12/23/1927:1 King (Mr) Keyes, Charles E. Clarence Hathaway purchases Connor estate on South Main St, Tends flock of Rhode Island reds, 10/22/1926:1 07/10/1925:5 Keyes, Dorothy King, Alexander Employed at telephone exchange, 05/13/1927:3 Son born, 01/02/1925:1 Keyes, George King, E. Frances Clothing stolen from auto at Loon Pond, 07/30/1926:3 Obituary, 06/29/1928:1 Breaks nose playing basketball, 12/17/1926:1 Dies at age 86, 06/29/1928:4 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 King, Edith B. Employed at Grant Co. in Palmer, 08/23/1929:1 Day supervisor of woman's ward at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Keyes, George B. Boston, 01/08/1926:1 Resides in Palmer, 09/20/1929:1 King, Ellen Frances Promoted to manager of W.T. Grant store in Danvers, 11/01/1929:1 Will in probate, 08/24/1928:5 Keyes, Harold King, F.C. Takes over fish route for uncle A.F. Keyes, 10/11/1929:3 Runaway horse breaks all records 25 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Keyes, Lewis W. King, George Dies at age 48, 08/07/1925:4 Employed by railroad 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Obituary, 08/07/1925:4 King, Gilbert Funeral held at Centre St home, 08/14/1925:10 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/23/1928:4 Petition for administration of estate, 09/11/1925:5 King, Grace Edith Keyes, Louis Obituary, 11/27/1925:1 Takes postal carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Wife of James F. dies at age 50, 11/27/1925:4 Keyes, Mrs Charles King, Hannah Mildred Leary Breaks rib, 04/02/1926:2 Engaged to Michael Joseph Francis Waldron, 02/22/1929:4 Kibling, Charles King, Henry C. Engaged to Florence Huntley, 06/22/1928:10, 12/28/1928:3, Dies at age 80, 07/03/1925:4 02/08/1929:3 King, Henry O. Kibling, Charles A. Still serving customers for Middleboro Bakery (ad), 01/30/1925:5 Engaged to Florence May Huntley, 01/13/1928:1 Driver for Middleboro Bakery, 08/28/1925:5 Kidder, James H. King, Janet Obituary, 10/25/1929:1 Engaged to Greatorex Bradshaw, 08/27/1926:1 The Kiddy Shop King, Janet Frances Donates left-over winter coat stock to Board of Public Welfare, Engaged to Greatorex Charles Bradshaw, 10/16/1925:1 03/15/1929:1 Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Kierstead, Ruth Emeline Wed to Greatorex Charles Bradshaw, 09/10/1926:4 Wedding described, 04/12/1929:2 King, John Kilbridge, Thomas Daughter born, 02/12/1926:5 Wed to Mary O'Leary, 04/22/1927:1 King, M.J. Kilpatrick, Annie Grier Broadcasts talk on WEEI, 05/11/1928:10 Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 King, Mrs Thaddeus Kilpatrick, James David Resides in East Orange, NJ, 07/24/1925:2 Born to W.C., 04/08/1927:10 King, Myra A. Kilpatrick, Lillian Obituary, 07/03/1925:1 Wedding described, 01/07/1927:1 Will in probate, 08/07/1925:7 Kilpatrick, W.C. Will presented in probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Son born, 04/08/1927:10 Executor petitions to sell real estate, 11/27/1925:5 Bitten by dog on way to Chatham, 08/03/1928:1 Executor presents account of estate, 12/03/1926:6 Text of sermon on All Saints' Sunday, 11/08/1929:5 King, Raymond Kilpatrick, William C. Daughter born, 11/16/1928:3 Moves into rectory, 10/22/1926:1 King, Thomas New pastor begins duties, 10/22/1926:2 Fined $10 for drunkenness, changes plea in assault case, 10/22/1926:3 Welcome reception at Church of Our Saviour, 01/28/1927:1 King Philip Inn Kimball, Annette F. Chace Proprietor George Holt fined $150 for keeping and exposing liquor, Resides in Yuba City, AZ, 08/02/1929:1 08/28/1925:3 Kimball, Clarence Henry Proprietor Jennie Hoover charged with wage law violation, Wed to Catherine Elen Groppner, 06/08/1928:4 10/19/1928:1 Kimball, George Herbert Liquor raid leads to arrest of Jennie Hoover, 10/19/1928:9 Dies in Yuba City, CA, 06/01/1928:1 Jennie Hoover guilty on three counts, 10/26/1928:1 Yuba City, CA man dies, 06/01/1928:4 King Philip Tavern Kimball, Louise Hardy and Spooner play piano and drums at King Philip's Tavern, Teaches in Los Angeles, CA, 07/19/1929:4 05/28/1926:1

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King Philip's War, 1675-1676 Kinsman, Barclay A. Tourist humor in New England (Melville Arthur Shafer), 09/17/1926:6 Renovates dairy, installs modern equipment, 12/23/1927:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Kinsman, Doris Kingman (Mr) Employed at Chandler's Secretarial School, Boston, 04/17/1925:2 Moves Thompson house in two parts 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Class queen of Chandler Secretarial school, Boston, 06/12/1925:2 Night-blooming cereus opens 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Kinsman, Doris P. Kingman, Bela Engaged to G. Ward Stetson, 05/17/1929:1 Place on Plymouth St in North Middleboro (p), 02/03/1928:1 Kinsman, Doris Piece Additional information on picture, 02/10/1928:1 Engaged to George Ward Stetson, 05/17/1929:4 Kingman, Calvin D. Wedding described, 05/24/1929:1 Brief biography (p), 12/18/1925:1 Wed to George Ward Stetson, 05/24/1929:4 Additional information on picture of Bela Kingman place, 02/10/1928:1 Kinsman, Doris Pierce Information sought on 1894 endowment for Central Cemetery lot, Engaged to George Ward Stetson, 01/06/1928:2, 05/10/1929:1 12/13/1929:1 Kinsman, Dwight Kingman, C.D. Employs Nelson Edmunds, 04/23/1926:1 Has exceptional display of roses 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Hires Leon Hoadley, 12/06/1929:6 Residence wired for 45 incandescents 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Kinsman, Elinor Manufactures more shoes than ever 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Freshman at Boston University, 09/20/1929:1 And Ellis purchase J.A. Leonard estate 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Attends Boston University, 11/15/1929:1 Chrysanthemums in bloom 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Kinsman, Elinor M. Shoe man has large orders 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Class of 1929 statistician (p), 06/21/1929:1 Grows hothouse oranges 50 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Statistics for class of 1929, 06/21/1929:3 Appointed overseer of the poor 25 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Kinsman, Frank Manufactory receives coat of paint 50 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Truck collides with Tatro's auto on Plymouth St, 05/29/1925:1 Receives premiums at Horticultural Fair 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Son born, 12/24/1926:5, 03/22/1929:4 Kingman, Henry C. Backfire causes blaze in Kinsman's auto, 07/12/1929:6 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Kinsman, Frank E. Kingman, Hosea Purchases Plymouth St cottage from Klara Grand, 08/17/1928:5 Nathan Washburn speaks at memorial service 25 years ago, Kinsman, Ivan Thomas 05/08/1925:6 Born to Frank, 03/22/1929:4 Kingman, Julia A. Kinsman, Kenneth Brief biography of Jared Pratt (p), 03/11/1927:1 Resides in Berwick, NS, 01/06/1928:1 Kingman, Margaret Kinsman, Lewis Receives scholarship to Mills College, 07/05/1929:1 Collides with Matheson on East Main St, 03/05/1926:1 Kingman, Sarah B. Takes second in doubles horseshoes at Brockton fair, 10/12/1928:1 Children's librarian at Quincy Public Library, 01/23/1925:2 Kinsman, Lewis A. Kingman, Sophia W. Dean's truck collides with LeBarnes' truck on Plympton St, Additional information on picture of Bela Kingman place, 02/10/1928:1 01/13/1928:1 Kingman, Willie Kinsman, Richard Catches nearly 200 white perch from Assawompsett 50 years ago, Attends MA Ag College in Amherst, 10/05/1928:1 07/01/1927:6 Amherst College student works for father, 03/29/1929:1 Kingsbury, Helen Attends MA Ag College in Amherst, 11/15/1929:1 Moves from Taunton to Rock St, 10/21/1927:3 Kippax, Elizabeth Ann Kingsland, William Wed to William Jepson, 09/18/1925:4 Track-walking case continued, 03/22/1929:2 Kirby, Charles Kingsland, William F. Wed to Lillian Whitney, 06/04/1926:4 Arrested for track-walking, 03/15/1929:5 Wedding described, 06/11/1926:2 Kingsley (Rev) Kirby, Eleanor Pastor of ME Church 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Wedding described, 10/25/1929:1 Kingsley, Arthur Wed to William Laurence Greene, 10/25/1929:6 Installs radio at home, 01/20/1928:2 Kirby, Mary Eleanor Kingsley, A.W. Engaged to William Lawrence Greene, 10/18/1929:6 Installs new lamp post at School and Peirce St 50 years ago, Kirk, Karl T. 12/06/1929:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/15/1929:5 Kingsley, C. Kirkpatrick, Viola Louise Editor-in-chief at Dartmouth 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Graduates from teacher training class 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Kingsley, Chester Kirkpatrick, Viola M. Completes round-the-world trip as radio operator on Steel Navigator, Class prophet for 1900, 05/08/1925:6 03/04/1927:1 Kirkpatrick James Kingsley, Edwin Attends Harvard 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Resides in Maynard, 03/11/1927:4 Kirkwood, Marie Kingsley, Marguerite Brother dies in Switzerland, 05/01/1925:6 Employed at State Farm, 03/04/1927:1 Has two roses growing from same stem, 10/12/1928:9 Kinsley, George Klar, August New leader of band 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Sells business to John Hayes and Michael Sheehan, biography, Kinsman, B.A. 01/16/1925:1 Quality dairy, 3 North St (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Sheehan and Hayes announce purchase of Klar's bakery, 01/16/1925:8 Kinsman, Barclay Celebrates 70th birthday, biography, 12/13/1929:4 Sells large farm in East Bridgewater, 12/03/1926:1 Klar, A. Notice of transfer of business to Hayes and Sheehan, 01/16/1925:8

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Klein, Joseph Kraus, Arthur Lets North Main St apartment to Frank Crosier, 05/01/1925:1 Promoted to staff sergeant in U.S. Army, 10/19/1928:8 Sells business block on west side of North Main St, 05/20/1927:2 Kraus, Arthur I. Kline, Maurice Staff sergeant stationed in Boston, 10/18/1929:1 Sells Jenks property to Charles and Mabel Martin, 04/26/1929:1 Kraus, Earle Knapp, Mrs C.H. Daughter born, 06/05/1925:1 Resides in Glen Ridge, NJ, 11/05/1926:2 Kraus, Edward Arrives safely in Berlin, 10/12/1928:1 Fined $15 for trapping out of season, 11/02/1928:1 Knapp, Ruth Eaton Kraus, Edward E. And family sail for Europe, 10/02/1925:7 Purchases Myrtle Ave cottage from Marcus Raymond, 07/26/1929:1 Knight, Helen Kraus, Elsie Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/30/1927:1 Knight, Mildred Gertrude Shower held for recent bride, 10/07/1927:1 Wedding described, 07/23/1926:1 Kraus, Elsie Agnes Wed to George Fairbanks Cole, 07/23/1926:4 Wed to Frederick Rigby, 09/30/1927:4 Knights of Columbus Kraus, Karl Present first annual minstrel show, 04/29/1927:2 Dies at age 66, 05/14/1926:4 Capacity crowd sees minstrel show, 01/27/1928:1 Obituary, 05/14/1926:4 Minstrel show a hit at South Hanson hospital, 03/02/1928:2 Kraus, Max Carl Knights of Honor - Middleboro Lodge Petition for administration of estate, 07/09/1926:8 Celebrate 1st anniversary 50 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Kreisser, S.M. Officers installed 50 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Takes position at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 03/18/1927:4 Elect officers 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Krikorian, Michael Elect officers 25 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Knights of Pythias Dies at age 61, 12/02/1927:4 Concert at Town House poorly attended, 10/30/1925:6 Krupp, Dorothy Barney Knights of Pythias - Arbutus Lodge (see Pythian Sisters - Woodbine Son born, 10/11/1929:1 Temple) Krupp, Lester M. Knowles, Serena Son born, 10/11/1929:1 Moves to Montgomery Home, 08/12/1927:3 Kucka, Charles A. Knowlton, Clarence Fined $50 for driving after license revoked, 09/30/1927:1 Burial at South Carver, 12/06/1929:7 Kulian, George Knowlton, Nathaniel H. Purchases Drew house, will move it to Shaw Ave and Frank St, Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 10/02/1925:3 Knox, Elizabeth Kump, Wilbur Automobile goes missing, found in village, 12/20/1929:1 Resides in St. Pedro, CA, 12/18/1925:6 Knox, George Kunces, Charles District manager of telephone company transfers to Providence, Charged with assault on wife Polly, 04/17/1925:9 10/30/1925:5 Assault case placed on file, 05/22/1925:1 Fine residence at 19 Webster St for sale (ad), 10/30/1925:8 Kunces, Polly Moves to Providence, 01/22/1926:3 Husband charged with assault, 04/17/1925:9 Kochounian, Florence Kuncus, Pauline Missing girl returns home, 10/02/1925:3 Obituary, 12/30/1927:1 Konces, Frances Kunz, Ada E. Engaged to John Nichols, 06/21/1929:4 Wed to John F. Shaw, 09/25/1925:4 Konces, Frances E. Kuplon, Ruth Wed to John T. Nichols, 07/05/1929:4 Wedding described, 01/18/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 Kyrous, Joseph Kooloian, Oscar Occupies apartment on Southwick St, 11/11/1927:10 Wed to Julia Margaret Asadorian, 09/24/1926:4 Kornonen, Helmi Johanna L Wed to Arne John Paanen, 09/30/1927:4 LaBelle, Mary Louise Kotchoun, M. Wedding described, 07/16/1926:1 Proprietor of The Bargain Store (ad), 05/31/1929:8 Wed to Alden Winslow Read, 07/16/1926:4 Kotchounian, Florence Labelle, Napoleon Missing girl may be in Los Angeles, 08/28/1925:1 Obituary, 03/05/1926:1 Kraege, Herman LaBonville, Andrew J. Couple visits former home in Switzerland, 05/03/1929:1 Skids ends with collision with truck, injury to children, 05/25/1928:3 Couple returns from tour of France and Switzerland, 10/04/1929:1 Labor Relations Kraege, H.F. see also Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local 20 Arrives in Morgen, Switzerland, 06/28/1929:1 Strike settlement at Nemasket Worsted Mill results in assault charges, Kramer, A. 01/09/1925:9 Employed at Boston Store, 02/04/1927:7 Entertainment and dance held to benefit Nemasket Mill strikers, Removes stock to Pasztor building, 02/18/1927:7 02/06/1925:1 Proprietor of The Boston Store, 09/09/1927:3 Clerks band together 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Kraus, Agnes Carpenter Leland Robbins pleads not guilty to violation of wage law, Resides in Utica, NY, 09/30/1927:1, 02/10/1928:7 10/19/1928:1 Begins nurse's training in Brockton, 11/30/1928:2 Jennie Hoover of the King Philip Inn charged with wage law violation, Kraus, Agnes Mary 10/19/1928:1 Student of Household Nursing Assoc in Boston, 10/26/1928:1 Leland Robbins fined $50 for wage law violation, 11/23/1928:2

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Labor Relations cont. Lake Shore Line cont. State notice of Wm. H. Luther & Sons' failure to comply with wage Purchased by Old Colony Street Railway 25 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 laws, 12/14/1928:7 Over 22,000 on the 4th 25 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Marble workers at Parlor Grate Co. on strike 25 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Lakes Lacert, Adelard see also Fishes and Fishing Fined $10 for drunkenness, 09/04/1925:1 Rock pond skimmed with ice early in season, 11/06/1925:4 Lacerte, Adelard Ice fifteen inches thick 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Pleads guilty to drunkenness, operating without a license, and reckless Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 driving, 05/28/1926:2 Lakeside Motor Co. Fined $100 for drunk driving, $10 for operating vehicle without a Used cars for sale (ad), 10/30/1925:5 license, 06/04/1926:2 Tires (ad), 09/17/1926:8 Lacey, Arleen Olive Lakeside Park Wed to Alexander E. Potter, 08/07/1925:4 Grimshaw manages park 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 LaComb, George About 10,000 visit park for the 4th twenty-five years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Son born, 04/10/1925:1 Property sold to Old Colony Street railway 25 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Lacombe, John Seasonal negotiations take place 25 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Ouillett's horses frightened by coal car at rail station, run into Lacombe's Fall River Catholic summer camp opens, 07/01/1927:3 auto, 09/18/1925:1 Popular 25 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Purchases Cherry St homestead from Lester Breach, 03/26/1926:2 Leased by George Griffith 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Lacross, Mary Elizabeth Opens for the season 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Engaged to Louis Edgar Cole, 08/02/1929:4 Property purchased by Old Colony railway as park 25 years ago, Ladbury, Ann Elizabeth 08/03/1928:6 Wife of William H. dies at age 70, 01/16/1925:4 Lakeview Stables Obituary, 01/16/1925:5 Pacing mare for sale (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Ladbury, Anne E. Splendid facility described, 03/09/1928:7 Funeral held at Rock St home, 01/23/1925:1 Lakeville & Taunton Precinct Society Ladd, Charles Petition for name change for MB & Taunton Precinct Society 50 years Everett St couple married 50 years, 07/19/1929:1 ago, 04/03/1925:8 Ladd, Charles S. Lakeville Congregational Church Everett St couple married 50 years, 07/12/1929:2 Parish organization holds first annual meeting, 10/09/1925:4 Ladd, Theophilis F. Celebrates 150th anniversary 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Obituary, 03/06/1925:1 Dedicated 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 LaFlamme, Alice Clara Charles Wood accepts pastorate of Precinct church 50 years ago, Wedding described, 09/11/1925:1 05/14/1926:6 Wed to Robert Kenneth Broadbent, 09/11/1925:4 Rev L.F. McDonald concludes services after 8 years, 09/24/1926:4 LaFlamme, Francis X. Holds 2nd annual meeting of parish organization, 10/08/1926:7 Purchases four lots on Taunton St from Mrs Phillip Egger, 01/01/1926:5 Grove Parish organization votes to remain active, 05/13/1927:1 LaFlamme, Frank Bell from Assawampsett School installed at Grove Chapel, Sells Centre St semi-bungalow to George Gaudette, 10/30/1925:2 09/30/1927:4 Sells Taunton St home and gas station to M.T. Oate, 07/01/1927:2 Bell consecrated at service, 10/07/1927:3 LaFrance, Oliva Joseph Union Grove church formed 50 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Engaged to Thelma I. Sawyer, 06/21/1929:4 Organizes Christian Endeavor Society, 10/19/1928:6 Lagadimos, John Holds annual meeting, 11/23/1928:2 Struck and run down by Quincy driver in Everett Square, 04/09/1926:1 Hosts closing session of Neighborhood convention, 06/28/1929:3 Case of hit and run by Quincy man in court, 04/23/1926:2 Lakeville Gardens, Inc. Quincy man found guilty of leaving scene of accident, 04/30/1926:1 Dr Sumner Coolidge, president (ad), 03/19/1926:5 Lagard, Charles R. Lakeville Hospital Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/27/1927:6 Petitions to develop water supply from Clear Pond, 03/13/1925:1 Lagard, Lodia Petitions to develop additional water supply (ad), 03/13/1925:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/27/1927:6 State engineers work at Clear Pond to improve water supply, Lagodimos, John 08/21/1925:8 Fire in Swetlowich market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Refit to treat tuberculosis of the bone, skin, and glands, 09/18/1925:5 In serious auto accident in West Bridgewater, 04/06/1928:1 Old Doggett place torn down to make way for hospital improvements, Lahey, Joseph 10/02/1925:1 Dies of injuries received when crushed between freight car and platform Seven children here for new sun treatment, 12/04/1925:2 in Boston, 10/26/1928:1 Supervisor Leon Alley addresses Congregational Mens' class, Dies at age 26, 10/26/1928:4 01/22/1926:7 Lahey, Ruth A. Guest practitioners introduce new therapies, 02/12/1926:5 Sells Pearl St apartment house to Harry Anderson, 01/18/1929:1 Property burned over in slight blaze, 04/16/1926:1 Laidlaw, G.W. Prepares for change of treatment focus, 04/23/1926:1 Receives call from Newport church 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Water supply at Clear Pond closed to bathers, 07/23/1926:1 Laird, Alexander L. New water supply system nears completion, 10/15/1926:1 Wed to Georgia M. Jains, 07/19/1929:4 New filter beds needed, 02/04/1927:5 Lake Shore Line New $25,000 surgical building completed, 02/10/1928:7 Car stoned by malicious boys 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Building improvement projects detailed, 05/25/1928:7 Monster engine shipped to Brockton 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 George Ellis kicked in head by horse at work, 09/28/1928:5 Conductor sues town for damages 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 New pavilion at sanitarium, 10/26/1928:9 Car strikes Leavitt Caswell's team 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Host meeting of Plymouth District Medical Society, 11/23/1928:2 Enjoys increased traffic over holiday 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Dramatic Club presents minstrel show, 01/11/1929:1 All cars fumigated daily 25 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Hosts conference on tuberculosis, 06/21/1929:7

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Lakeville Hospital cont. Lamb, Fred Funds for children's building approved by state, 07/19/1929:1 Moves from Florida to London, 05/11/1928:2 Plans complete for new building, 08/09/1929:1 Lamb, Frederick Bids received for new construction, 08/23/1929:2 Dies in England, 09/06/1929:8 Fire at coal trestle, 10/18/1929:1 Lamb, Mary Lakeville Hospital - Employees Obituary, 03/04/1927:1 Employs Charles Pillsbury, 02/27/1925:6 Relatives from Maine and New York attend funeral, 03/11/1927:1 Mrs Fred Charette resigns, 05/29/1925:1 Lamb, Mary A. Employs Edith Logan, 07/02/1926:1 Widow of Frederick dies at age 77, 03/04/1927:4 Employs John Gardner, 11/12/1926:3 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Edith Logan resigns, 01/21/1927:1 Lamb, William Hires Madeline Marshall, 09/30/1927:6 Employed at State Farm, 07/13/1928:1, 07/19/1929:3 Robert Kennedy engineer, 11/11/1927:9 Lamoureux, Geraldine Elva Employs Lena Levellie, 12/09/1927:3 Engaged to Irving Ward Westgate, 03/01/1929:6 William Raymond resigns, 02/10/1928:1 Lamphier, Ella Employs Mary and Madeline Marshall, 03/02/1928:3 Obituary, 01/20/1928:4 Employs Charles Pillsbury, 04/13/1928:1 Lamphier, Ella Frances Mary Marshall takes leave of absence, 09/14/1928:9 Widow of George dies at age 79, 01/20/1928:10 Mary Marshall resigns, 10/19/1928:3 Lamps Hires Thelma Norton, 01/11/1929:1 Howland opens electric lamp manufactory here 25 years ago, Assistant physician Dr Henry Blom resigns, 06/07/1929:1 10/29/1926:6 Employs Charles Pillsbury, 08/09/1929:1 Landan, Fred Robert Kennedy engineer, 08/09/1929:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 08/20/1926:8 Frank Mahoney returns from honeymoon, 09/06/1929:1 Landau, Fred Fred Utoft gardener, 09/06/1929:1 Purchases North St lot from Harry Braley, 08/27/1926:4 Employs Eveyln Olson, 10/04/1929:1 John Reid builds bungalow, 11/12/1926:7 Mrs George Monroe head bookkeeper, 10/11/1929:4 Landeau, Fred Lakeville Post Office Sells North St bungalow to Arthur Atwood, 02/25/1927:4 Herbert Erickson RFD carrier, 10/04/1929:4 Landgrebe (Mr) Lakeville Poultry Egg Farm Fuller builds in Muttock for Landgrebe 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Hyannis man's auto overturns, catches on fire as avoids hitting truck, Landgrebe, F.C. 01/28/1927:1 Brother-in-law dies in Concord, NH, 07/26/1929:1 Lakeville Public Library Landgrebe, Ferdinand Arnold of Boston library commission classifying and rearranging Perry digs 42-ft well at Muttock for Landgrebe 50 years ago, catalog, 07/24/1925:1 11/15/1929:6 Hosts 42nd meeting of Old Colony Library club, 09/03/1926:7 Landgrebe, Ferdinand C. Woman's Education Society loans traveling library 25 years ago, In Hyannis hospital after struck by auto, 06/11/1926:1 02/18/1927:6 Landmarks Receives large framed photo of Assawompsett Lake by moonlight, see also Old Middleborough Photo Series - Places 03/25/1927:6 W.H. Connor purchases old corner grocery from heirs of P.H. Peirce 25 List of new books, 04/13/1928:1, 05/04/1928:5 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Association holds annual meeting 50 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Plymouth St house, owned by Savage and occupied by Savard, Adds 60 volumes to collection 25 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 destroyed, 02/13/1925:1 Receives anonymous donation, 04/19/1929:1 Birthplace of Seneca Thomas (p), 06/26/1925:1 Closed for redecoration, 08/02/1929:4 Old Doggett place torn down to make way for Lakeville Hospital Lakeville Railroad Station improvements, 10/02/1925:1 Photo of old depot, known as "Haskins'" (p), 05/27/1927:1 Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 Lakeville Riding School Nemasket House stable torn down, 08/23/1929:1 South Main St, John Morrison manager (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Lakeville Town House Old church at the Green only one remaining, 09/13/1929:1 Undergoes exterior and interior improvements, 08/19/1927:5 Little white Eddy law office stands on Exposition grounds, 09/20/1929:1 Tablet stolen from boulder at Lakeville town house, 12/13/1929:4 Landry, Edward Reward offered for information and evidence in theft (ad), Officer in boys' department at State Farm, 04/06/1928:2 12/13/1929:12 Landry, Leo Lakey, W. Resides in Malden, 06/26/1925:1 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Landstrom, Victor Laman, Charles Edward Fred Hanson builds piazza, 06/26/1925:1 Engaged to Beatrice Martenson, 12/31/1926:1 Lane (Mr) Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Warrentown homestead sold to Norman Bryden, 03/18/1927:6 Wed to Beatrice Martenson, 07/22/1927:4 Lane, Margaret M. Lamb, Amasa Purchases Clark farm on Mt. Carmel St, 04/05/1929:6 Estate for sale 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Lane, Norman H. Estate sold to Thomas Mellen at auction 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Wedding described, 03/09/1928:5 Lamb, Edna Lane, Velma Resides in St. Petersburg, FL, 07/20/1928:2 WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Writes from Florida about storms, 10/12/1928:2 07/01/1927:3 Moves from Florida to Michigan, 05/03/1929:4 Lane, Velma L. Lamb, Everett Obituary, 03/11/1927:1, 03/18/1927:4 Moves to Providence, RI, 04/19/1929:4 Lane, Velma Louise Wife of George A. dies at age 65, 03/11/1927:6

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Lane, William J. Larceny cont. Mortgagee's sale, 08/16/1929:5 New Bedford undertaker pleads not guilty to larceny from Colonial Lang (Mr) Casket Co., 08/21/1925:1 Peach harvest underway, 11/02/1928:1 Mary Perry (aka Pemental) wanted in Fall River, 11/06/1925:7 Lang, Alfred Henry Emerson gets suspended sentence for theft of coal from Jenney, Moves from Wareham St to Centre St, 03/30/1928:2 12/25/1925:1 And Russell Haskins set out several hundred strawberry plants, Joseph Berreault gets suspended sentence for larceny from insurance 04/27/1928:1 company, 02/05/1926:2 Lang, Charles Haskins guilty of larceny of cocker spaniel from William Davis, Purchases Forest St tenement from Harry Maranville, 06/05/1925:1 02/26/1926:1 Employed at P.H. Peirce Co., 07/31/1925:1 James Bismore arrested on charge of larceny, 10/01/1926:9 Employed at P.H. Pierce Co., 07/16/1926:1 South Meadow men arrested for larceny of lumber from Frank Barrows, Lang, Charles H. 11/19/1926:1 Employed at P.H. Peirce, 07/22/1927:5 Arthur Coleman gets a year in jail for larceny of freight, 02/25/1927:1 Lang, Edward Adelbert Reynolds fined $10 for larceny of cedar poles, 07/01/1927:1 Employed at Cloverdale store, 10/09/1925:1 Anton Dupont's cases continued, 11/04/1927:1 Lang, George John Gomes found not guilty of larceny from railroad, 03/02/1928:1 see also George Lang & Co. Charles Byram charged with larceny from business partner David Purchases store and stock in Bryantville, 12/03/1926:1 O'Malley, 08/10/1928:10 Lang, Harold Byram case continued, 08/17/1928:1 Accepts position with state forestry department, 03/04/1927:1 Byram case dismissed for lack of prosecution, 08/24/1928:5 Lang, Lottie N. Duxbury man brought in on charge of larceny from Perkins, Honored for 26 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 08/31/1928:1 Lang, Louise A. Peter Zakarian's case continued, 12/21/1928:7 Obituary, 07/01/1927:4 Pittsley and Melix plead guilty to attempted larceny, 04/05/1929:6 Wife of George S. dies at age 49, 07/01/1927:4 Six Hyde Park men charged with larceny from Alphonso Fish, Lang, Mary Evelyn 05/31/1929:5 Wife of Edward S. dies at age 19, 02/05/1926:4 Men found not guilty, 06/14/1929:9 Obituary, 02/12/1926:2 Bail fixed at $300 for Paul Guilford, 08/09/1929:2 Lang, William Youth sent to Boston Psychopathic hospital after larceny of $30 from Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 McLeod, 08/23/1929:1 In charge of Bryantville store purchased by brother George, Larm, John 12/03/1926:1 Obituary, 02/27/1925:1 Langdell, George Larner, Charlotte Funeral held in New Hampshire, 06/07/1929:3 Missionary in Shohsing, China, 11/05/1926:6 Langley, Emery Missionary from China visits mother in Lakeville, 07/22/1927:3 Trips on curbing in Boston, was not robbed, 10/02/1925:5 Employed at children's hospital in Newark City, NJ, 10/07/1927:3 Langton, Ruth Maida Larner, Charlotte M. Engaged to Charles Henry Francis Youngs, 10/11/1929:4 Missionary addresses students, 10/07/1927:1 Wed to Charles Henry Francis Youngs, 10/18/1929:6 Larrabee, Evelyn Lankenau, John R. Hired for girls' department at State Farm, 04/06/1928:2 Treasurer of Trade Mark Stores, Inc. (ad), 03/15/1929:4 Larry, John Lankinau, ___n R. (sic) Sells Benson St place to Theodore Tanney Newton, 05/04/1928:6 Powrie sells business interest in Powrie & Ryder to Lankinau, Larsen, Edward 01/11/1929:1 Sells Warrentown farm to Joseph Flynn, 04/12/1929:4 Lanphier, Ella F. Larson, Samuel Will in probate, 02/10/1928:3 Obituary, 10/11/1929:4 George Poland appointed executor of will, 03/09/1928:4 Laspe, A. Lanyon, Fred Tramp caught stealing from shop 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Manager of Talbot-Seeley Co., 11/11/1927:3 Laspe, Adam Lanyon, W.B. Fire in barrel near shoe shop 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Purchases Forest St house from William Greene, 10/29/1926:2 Lattenville, Augustus G. Lapatziun, George Wed to Irene B. Weightman in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Lattenville, Augustus George 01/02/1925:5 Wed to Irene Bertha Weightman, 07/03/1925:4 Lapham, Maude Lattenville, George Occupies tenement in Atwood building, 08/24/1928:7 Son born, 04/09/1926:3 LaPointe, Ronald Laughlin, Clara East Taunton boy drowns at Clear Pond, 06/12/1925:3 Dies in Morristown, TN, 04/23/1926:1 Lapree, Mrs Sam Laundries Resides in Manchester, 12/13/1929:2 see also Colonial Cleansers & Dyers; Middleboro Laundry Larceny Swift's Laundry sold to Cape Cod Laundry Co., 02/20/1925:1 see also Robbery; Theft Ralph Cashen manager of former Swift's Laundry, 02/27/1925:1 Arthur Martin not guilty, 03/27/1925:6 Swift's Wet Wash Laundry henceforth named Middleboro Laundry (ad), Former manager Norbout of Lithuanian Co-operative charged with 02/27/1925:4 larceny, 04/24/1925:4 George Leong, first class Chinese hand laundry (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Juveniles in court for larceny from Englestead's store, 08/07/1925:1 Dunham sells Middleboro Steam Laundry to Case 25 years ago, Joseph Berreault gets suspended sentence on larceny charge, 10/30/1925:6 08/14/1925:1 Eatough's Dye House, 469 Centre St (ad), 03/19/1926:4 Joseph Johnson's scheme halted by merchants, 08/14/1925:8

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Lawyers cont. Laundries cont. Thomas Sproat opens law office in Taunton 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Middleboro Steam Laundry mortgagee's sale held 25 years ago, Bartlett Cushing opens law practice in Wareham, 09/17/1926:1 01/14/1927:5 Luke Callan, Jr. passes Massachusetts Bar exams, 09/16/1927:1 Chinese laundrymen in price war 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 New lawyer, L. Francis Callan, Jr., sworn in, biography (p), Lee Wah in court for illegally tapping electric line, 08/16/1929:1 11/18/1927:1 Wah Lee ordered to make restitution of $25 for theft of electricity, Chester Pratt graduates from Harvard Law School 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:1 06/15/1928:8 Lauterbach, Christine Harry LeB. Sampson passes bar exam 25 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Obituary, 06/14/1929:1 Chester Pratt admitted to the bar 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Widow of Jacob dies at age 69, 06/14/1929:4 August St. Armand admitted to bar in Indiana (p), 09/07/1928:1 Lauterbach, Jacob Boyd Iseminger hired at law office of Stetson & Clark, 09/06/1929:1 Obituary, 05/17/1929:1 Boyd Iseminger sworn in as member of the bar, 10/18/1929:1 Dies at age 74, 05/17/1929:4 Lazell (Mr) Lauterback, Louis Sells Summer St farm to Blackstone 25 years ago, 12/30/1927:8 Daughter born, 04/22/1927:5 Le Garde, Charles Lavalle, Andrew Janitor at South Middleboro School, 12/13/1929:11 Theft case dismissed, 10/28/1927:5 Leach, Addison Lavalle, Andrew A. Makes improvements to homestead 50 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Arrested for theft of money from daughter Anderson, 10/21/1927:1 Leach, Arnold LaValley, Wilfred Brief biography (p), 09/24/1926:1 Son born, 06/01/1928:4 Leach, Bessie Lavelle, Andrew Funeral held in Providence, RI, 03/22/1929:2 Injured in New York City, 12/10/1926:1 Leach, Charles W. Lavelle, Freeman Discharged from Taunton asylum 50 years ago, taken to NH, Chimney fire at Oak St home, 01/23/1925:2 01/16/1925:6 Chimney fire at home, 12/24/1926:3 Resides in Boston, 02/27/1925:1 Lavelley, Louis Attends New England Conservatory of Music, 10/16/1925:4 Fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching intersection, Accepts post at Philadelphia newspaper 50 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 11/08/1929:2 Injures hand at NE Conservatory of Music printshop, 02/11/1927:3 Lavellie, Louis Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Daughter born, 05/15/1925:1 Stow man dies at age 71, 09/09/1927:4 Lavers, Sarah E. Leach, Edith A. Obituary, 07/08/1927:1 Resigns from high school, to teach in Malden, 06/12/1925:7 Widow of Josiah L. dies at age 83, 07/08/1927:4 Leach, Edwin Lavesseur, Alexander Purchases Simmons homestead on Peirce St 50 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Fined $150 for illegal liquor sale, 05/21/1926:1 Leach, Ellis Lavine, John J. Puts up building in rear of American building 50 years ago, Purchases Plympton St cottage from Cora LeBarnes, 05/13/1927:1 12/13/1929:10 Cord wood (ad), 08/16/1929:10 Leach, George M. Lavine Bros. Shoe man partially out of his mind 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Foresters, Plympton St (ad), 09/30/1927:8 Leach, Harry Law, Mrs Harry Dies in Winthrop, 11/23/1928:3 Resides in New Jersey, 08/23/1929:1 Leach, Horace Law, William Leaves employ of A.G. Alden 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Wedding described, 06/11/1926:11 Leach, Lewis Lawrence, Edward Funeral held in Manchester-by-the-Sea, 07/26/1929:7 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Leach, Otis 06/15/1928:2 Summer St house built by Hushai Thomas (p), 08/13/1926:1 Lawrence, Jennie S. Purchases Charles Barrows estate 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Wife of Herbert A. dies at age 33, 07/02/1926:4 Leahy, Catherine Lawrence, John B. Obituary, 11/01/1929:1 In business in Norwalk, CT 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Leahy, James P. Lawrence, J.R. Named senior house officer at Boston hospital 25 years ago, Accepts call from First Baptist 25 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 01/09/1925:7 Conducts experiments on huckleberries 25 years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Doctor passes state boards 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Lawson, Isabel Doctor locates in New Bedford 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Leahy, Jim Wed to William M. Partington, 07/09/1926:3 Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Lawton, Michael Leahy, J.P. Burial at St. Mary's cemetery, 04/23/1926:1 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Lawton, Mike Leahy, Mary Body discovered in Carver building destroyed by fire, 04/16/1926:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/26/1925:1 Lawyers Leahy, Mary J. see also Kelley, Luke F.; Robinson, Everett; Stetson, George W.; Teachers in South Dartmouth, 02/18/1927:1 Stetson & Clark; Sullivan, D.D.; Sullivan, John V.; Tucker, George Leahy, Michael Fox; Washburn, Albert H.; Washburn, Nathan Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Thomas Sproat commences career 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Leahy, William M. Frank Grinnell forms law partnership with Hale 25 years ago, Hyannis man dies, 12/17/1926:1 10/02/1925:6 Obituary, 12/24/1926:4

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Leaman, Sandy LeBaron, Henry Lewis Moves into Hojaboom's tenement, 03/22/1929:9 Dies at age 78, 03/26/1926:4 Moves from Miller St to Wareham, 06/21/1929:2 LeBaron, Herbert Leap Year Sailor returns from whaling out of Provincetown 50 years ago, Son born to Malcom Weston on February 29th, 03/02/1928:1 09/14/1928:8 Leary, John LeBaron, J.B. South Middleboro place purchased by Theodore Tanney, 01/20/1928:2 Well dug on property 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Leary, Timothy Purchases small lot and house in Taunton 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Daughter born, 01/04/1929:4 Builds addition to stable 50 years ago, 07/01/1927:6 Leary, Timothy Edward Coal at $6.75 per ton 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Dies at age 60, 08/20/1926:4 Purchases 150 tons of Lackawanna coal, 09/14/1928:8 Leavitt, Clovis Harvest 12-in. ice 25 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Dies in Portland, ME, 11/27/1925:1 Passes savings on coal to customers 50 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 Leavitt, Meredith LeBaron, John Dies in Portland, ME, 01/25/1929:1 Passes 90th birthday 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 LeBarnes, Cora S. LeBaron, John B. Sells Plympton St cottage to John Lavine, 05/13/1927:1 Begins annual ice harvest at Nevertouch Pond 25 years ago, LeBarnes, Frank 01/02/1925:3 Gravel truck collides with Gibbs' auto on Plympton St, 06/17/1927:4 Employees haul in 20 to 30 barrels of herring per day 25 years ago, Dean's truck collides with LeBarnes' truck on Plympton St, 04/17/1925:7 01/13/1928:1 Board mill busy 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 LeBarnes, Frank A. Runs for representative 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Sells King's Highway property, 03/04/1927:4 On board of new needle factory 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 LeBaron (Captain) Harvests 2,000 to 3,000 tons of ice 25 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Paints and repairs steamboat 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Builds new icehouse at Lakeside 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Steamer Pioneer has broken shaft 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Use three-wheeled vehicle 50 years ago, invented by J.W. Minor, LeBaron (Mr) 01/29/1926:6 Ice house filled to capacity, 02/04/1927:5 Eugene Keith contracts to build ice house for LeBaron 25 years ago, Receives 7,000 tons of coal 50 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 09/10/1926:5 And Downing launch steamboat Pioneer in Nemasket 50 years ago, Eugene Keith builds ice house 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 05/11/1928:6 And others plant sugar maples on West St 50 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 LeBaron (Representative) Installs 80-hp boiler in box mill 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Supports suffrage for women 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Fills six ice houses 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 LeBaron, C.A. Houses ice at Purchade, 03/09/1928:1 First officer on steamship Mississippi 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Purchases lot near Harlow & Co. mill from M.H. Cushing 50 years ago, LeBaron, E. Frank exchanges with Harlow for section near foundry, 03/30/1928:7 Re-elected major in Patriarchs Militant 25 years ago, 02/08/1929:7 LeBaron, John Baylies LeBaron, E. Leonard River bridges to be raised to allow steamboat travel 50 years ago, President of LeBaron Foundry Co. 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 07/08/1927:6 Exchanges residences with John Miller 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Kills 14 partridge in one day 50 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 LeBaron, E.A. Steamer Pioneer hauled out of water for season 50 years ago, Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 10/28/1927:6 LeBaron, E.P. LeBaron, John Burt Finds water at 19.5 ft despite dry time 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Biography (p), 03/19/1926:1 LeBaron, Eugene P. Makes large purchase of coal 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Brief biography (p), 11/06/1925:1 LeBaron, Mrs E.P. LeBaron, Everett Sells Courtland St homestead to Ira Tinkham 25 years ago, Salesman at Maxim Motor Co., 03/12/1926:5 02/06/1925:7 LeBaron, F.N. LeBaron, Ralph H. Pasteurization of milk (l), 05/03/1929:6 Purchases Purchase St bog property from Alfred Lind, 11/02/1928:6 LeBaron, Fred LeBaron, Sylvia A. Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 07/13/1928:6 LeBaron, Fred I. LeBaron, Thomas M. Purchases Centre St farm from Margaret Payant, 02/11/1927:3 Superintendent of town farm 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Purchases Rocky Meadow St poultry farm from Nellie Shaw, LeBaron, Will 03/25/1927:7 Detained by scarlet fever quarantine, 01/22/1926:3 LeBaron, Harriett House struck by lightning, 08/16/1929:6 Finn's fish truck collides with LeBaron's ice truck on Barden Hill, LeBaron, William Edwin 08/27/1926:1 Engaged to Frances Elizabeth Brady, 04/19/1929:4 LeBaron, Hattie LeBaron, William O. Smoke covers town from blaze between Rhode Island Rd and railroad, Survives shipwreck off NH 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 04/10/1925:2 LeBaron Foundry Co. D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Employs John McCarthy 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 LeBaron, Hattie B. Work suspended 25 years ago due to intense heat, 07/23/1926:6 Auto saved from overturning by snow bank, 03/01/1929:3 Incorporates 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 LeBaron, Henry L. M.J. Baker injured in pattern shop at LeBaron foundry 25 years ago, Obituary, 03/26/1926:1 12/23/1927:2 Petition for administration of estate, 05/21/1926:2 Manufactures bakers' ovens for government 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Administrator presents account of estate, 07/01/1927:5 Forms benefit organization 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Awaits orders 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6

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LeBaron Foundry Co. cont. Lee Jung Let Aid association holds annual meeting 25 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Pleads guilty to disturbing the peace, 04/17/1925:9 Albert Keyes rounds out 40 years in employ of LeBarons, 10/04/1929:1 Lee Mee Woo Shing LeBlanc, Harry Born to Lee Guey and Choy Soy She, 04/13/1928:4 Resides in Waltham, 10/09/1925:7 First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 LeBlanc, Joseph T. Lee Pow Woo Obituary, 03/15/1929:1 Born to Guey Shing, 08/23/1929:1 Boston man dies at age 40, 03/15/1929:4 Lees, Ethel Irene LeBlanc, Mrs Jesse L. Engaged to Archie Evans Britton, 07/06/1928:4 Brother dies in Maine, 03/16/1928:2 LeGarde, Charles LeBonville, May Moves into William Bearse's house, 06/11/1926:8 Employed at Woolworth's, 06/04/1926:1 Legarde, Charles Lectures Sells Cape state road land to Ernest Soderberg, 03/04/1927:4 see also Central Congregational Church (lectures) LeGarde, Charles Allen Stockdale speaks on "Getting By", 01/30/1925:1 Moves from South Middleboro to Rochester, 04/15/1927:4 Mary Boyle O'Reilly lectures on world peace and international relations, Leggee, C. Elmes 03/06/1925:3 Moves from Lovell St to Centre St, 10/23/1925:9 Series on Psychology of Achievement cancelled due to lack of interest, Leggee, Henry 03/27/1925:1 Sells Centre St cottage to E.W. Mason, 11/20/1925:1 Mrs George Richards addresses South Middleboro PTA on co- Leggee, Henry J. operation, 04/10/1925:1 Lets Lovell St apartment to Byron McFarlin, 05/01/1925:1 Captain Donald MacMillan addresses Thimble Club Daughters on Leggee, Mason winter in north Greenland, 05/01/1925:1 Completes garage and makes alterations to George Shaw place on South Middleboro librarian Lucile Palmer addresses Central Methodist Main St, 06/25/1926:5 Wesleyan class, 05/22/1925:1 Leggee, Mason H. George Stetson addresses Old Colony Library club on Middleboro Have ceiling fixed (ad), 01/15/1926:8 history, 11/06/1925:3 Leighton, E.L. Percy Barnes addresses Old Colony Library club on the Librarian as a Two bear cubs born at menagerie, 01/20/1928:1 Factor in Community Life, 11/06/1925:3 Granted license to sell gasoline, 03/23/1928:9 Citizens' Course committee holds annual meeting 25 years ago, Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 06/03/1927:6 Leighton, Euric L. Missionary Charlotte Larner addresses students, 10/07/1927:1 Local gasoline supplier at selectmen's meeting, 05/24/1929:1 YMCA sponsors talk by Boston Post writer Bill Cunningham, Leighton, Frank E. 05/25/1928:8 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 08/17/1928:5 Leon Ray Livingston speaks at Central Baptist Church, 06/29/1928:1 Leighton, Hubert R. Total of 72 artists engaged for 10th Citizens' Course 25 years ago, Wife files for divorce, 01/11/1929:8 10/12/1928:8 Leighton, Mabel J. Recent views of China subject of lecture by Melvin Southwick at Files for divorce, 01/11/1929:8 Unitarian church, 04/19/1929:1 Leighton, Raymond E. Dr Jan de Lange gives talk on Christian Science, 06/14/1929:6 Vulcanizer (ad), 08/30/1929:2 Text of lecture: Who Earn Middleboro's Living? (Granville E. Tillson), Leighton, Raymond Euric 12/13/1929:2 Engaged to Nancy Louisa Smith Macomber, 11/08/1929:4 Lee, Annie Wed to Nancy L.S. Macomber, 11/15/1929:4 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Leightons Filling Stations Lee, Annie D. Locations on Wareham and East Main St (ad), 03/25/1927:3 Teacher at Green School, 05/06/1927:1 Leland, Allan Lee, Catherine New assistant farm manager at State Farm, 07/23/1926:1 Confined to home with scarlet fever, 04/12/1929:9 Leland, George W. Lee, Dorothy Son born, 06/07/1929:4 Burial in Carver, 05/25/1928:4 Leland, Lester Lee, Elizabeth A. Couple married 10 years, 06/15/1928:1 Obituary, 04/27/1928:1 Uncle dies in Vermont, 05/17/1929:1 Wife of Nelson D. dies at age 81, 04/27/1928:4 Leland, Mrs W. Foster Lee, George Resides in Rutherford, NJ, 08/26/1927:1 Employed at Washburn's grain elevator, 07/17/1925:2 Leland, Mrs William H. Employed at Washburn elevator, 08/03/1928:1 Uncle dies in Vermont, 05/17/1929:1 Lee, Irene May Leland, William S. Engaged to Raymond Joseph Caderette, 11/27/1925:4 Break-in at summer place near Pocksha Pond, 01/16/1925:2 Lee, Nelson D. Leland, W.S. Obituary, 10/05/1928:1 Lewin Barrows house on Marion Rd (p), 08/09/1929:1 Lee, Nelson Dore Leland Carnation Co. Westfield man dies at age 84, 10/05/1928:4 62 Centre St (ad), 01/09/1925:10 Lee, Wah Moves to new and larger quarters at 65 Centre St (ad), 04/23/1926:10 In court for illegally tapping electric line, 08/16/1929:1 Arthur Boardman resigns, 02/18/1927:2 Ordered to make restitution of $25 for theft of electricity, 12/20/1929:1 Completes third greenhouse on Cherry St, 02/18/1927:2 Lee Guey Shing Employs Arthur Wall, 02/18/1927:2 Daughter born, 04/13/1928:4 Forced out removal sale (ad), 05/13/1927:9 First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 Open at new location, North Main St, June 1st (ad), 05/27/1927:9 Son born, 08/23/1929:1

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Lemmee, Clarence Leonard, G. Grant Employed at State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Resides in Stamford, CT, 04/09/1926:3 Lemunyon, Linnie Obituary, 05/06/1927:1 Funeral held here, burial in South Dartmouth, 01/11/1929:1 Stamford, CT man dies at age 63, 05/06/1927:4 Wife of Charles E. dies at age 53, 01/11/1929:4 Leonard, George Petition for administration of estate, 02/01/1929:7 Prominent citizen (p), 09/03/1926:1 Lemunyon, Linnie B. Rochester, MN man returns to visit old home 50 years ago, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/26/1929:5 07/27/1928:6 Administrator petitions to mortgage real estate, 08/23/1929:5 Residence broken into 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Lennon (Mr) Leonard, George B. And Barker run Colonial Filling Station, 08/19/1927:6 GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), Leonard (Mr) 08/26/1927:1 Brothers to rebuild where old academy stood 50 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 Celebrates 81st birthday, brief biography, 05/11/1928:1 Thomas Fuller contracts to build for Leonard brothers 50 years ago, Leonard, George H. 09/28/1928:6 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Provides hulled corn to 65 families 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Leonard (Prof) Leonard, George S. Well supported by staff at Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Sells hulled corn door-to-door 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Leonard, Arthur H. Lets up delivery of hulled corn 50 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Purveyor of hulled corn 50 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 10/21/1927:2, 10/12/1928:1 Leonard, Hallett H. Leonard, B. Frank Photo of meat and provision market of Ephraim Hathaway (p), Purchases Oak St real estate from Austin Lovell 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:1 10/19/1928:8 Leonard, H.L. Fuller has frame up for Leonard house 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Put forth as candidates for night watchman 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Leonard, Balies G. Leonard, J.A. Prepares for trip to California 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Ellis and Kingman purchase estate 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Leonard, Benj. Leonard, Jesse W. Thomas Riley purchases homestead at Alden mortgagee's sale 25 years Shoots 16-lb. coon 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 ago, 07/16/1926:7 Shots 25 coons 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Leonard, Benjamin F. Leonard, Joanna T. Sells Southwick St house and lot to A.B. Bosworth 50 years ago, Moves out of town 25 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 05/14/1926:6 Leonard, Joseph M. Leonard, B.F. Discovers strange reptiles 25 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Sells Southwick St house to A.J. Lincoln 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Leonard, Julian T. Builds seventh house on Southwick St 50 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Treasurer of newly incorporated Leonard & Barrows, Inc., 10/22/1926:3 Lorenzo Tinkham builds house 50 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Leonard, Kenneth C. Leonard, C.E. Partner in investment counsel firm in Boston, 01/25/1929:10 Picked up insensible after falling down steps 50 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Leonard, Lewis Plans to move house back from highway 50 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Appointed to gather dicennial cenus returns 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Hires Southworth for carpentry work 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Leonard, Lizzie F. Sells land to Southwick St residents 50 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Petition for administration of estate, 03/06/1925:7 Leonard, C.H. Leonard, Mrs Arthur H. Recovering from Avon wreck 25 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 Gifts to Historical Society acknowledged, 11/30/1928:1 Leonard, Charles Leonard, Mrs Charles M. Dies in North Raynham, 12/10/1926:1 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Fined $10 for drunkenness, 08/19/1927:1 Leonard, Mrs Thomas Leonard, Charles M. Resides in Stamford, CT, 09/10/1926:5 Takes up all common stock for new company, Leonard & Barrows, Inc., Leonard, Nathaniel W. 10/01/1926:1 Traps owl 50 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 President of newly incorporated Leonard & Barrows, Inc., 10/22/1926:3 Leonard, Orville N. Leonard, Cornelius H. Moves from Forest St to Oak St, 06/08/1928:3 Takes a fall on icy step, 02/01/1929:1 Leonard, Richard W. Obituary, 02/22/1929:1 Builds cottage and stable at Fall Brook 50 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Dies at age 83, 02/22/1929:4 Leonard, Roger Petition for administration of estate, 02/22/1929:5 Enters Wentworth Institute, 09/27/1929:1 Leonard, Dora Leonard, Roger M. And B.J. Allan take school census 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Class of 1929 salutatorian, essay (p), 06/21/1929:1 Leonard, Dorothy Leonard, Shaw & Dean Congratulations from South Carver, 01/02/1925:7 Stanley Alger travels through southern states, 10/16/1925:8 Leonard, Dorothy Elizabeth Water pipe bursts in extreme cold, 01/01/1926:3 Wed to Andrew F. Bumpus, 01/02/1925:4 Factory working at capacity 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Leonard, Elkanah Automatic sprinkler goes off, 04/23/1926:1 Two hundred seventy five-year-old house (p), 05/25/1928:1 Stanley Alger salesman, 10/15/1926:2 Leonard, Everett M. Works full time five days per week, 08/19/1927:2 Fox hound wins two firsts at Boston show, 02/27/1925:1 Ralph Hasty new vice-president and director, Mrs W.H. Dean director, Quickly retrieves lost puppy after advertising in Gazette, 03/13/1925:2 01/20/1928:1 Leonard, Fred Employees form rifle team 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Short-circuit causes auto fire, 09/20/1929:1 End of Leon Farrington's forefinger severed 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Employees in factory interior several years ago (p), 07/06/1928:1

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Leonard, Thomas Lessard, Euclide Resides in Stamford, CT, 11/27/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/20/1925:5 Leonard, William T. Lester, Beatrice Funeral held in Taunton, 01/15/1926:6 Wed to Donald A. Morrison, 07/16/1926:1 Leonard, Willie Let, Yee Jung Joined by Kendrick Washburn in Mexico raising sheep 50 years ago, Arrested for disturbing the peace, 04/10/1925:9 08/12/1927:5 Pleads guilty to disturbing the peace, 04/17/1925:9 Leonard, W.T. Letendre, Albert Resigns from Peirce Academy, sub-master in Taunton 50 years ago, Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), 07/31/1925:6 01/02/1925:5 Leonard, Z. Letendre, Albert J. Ellis and Tillson contract to build fence for Z. Leonard 50 years ago, Purchases West Grove St house lot from Mrs Fletcher Barrows, 08/06/1926:5 08/05/1927:1 Leonard & Barrows Letendre, Joseph Raymond Whittemore's carpenters move posts and trusses in basement 25 years Engaged to Margaret Rose Remillard, 10/19/1928:4 ago, 01/02/1925:3 Wed to Marguerite Rose Remillard, 10/26/1928:4 Belt caught in bench 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Letendre, Raymond Purchase Pearl St homestead from McCully 25 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 North Carver folks attend wedding, 10/26/1928:9 Mammoth addition built 25 years ago, 03/06/1925:6, 04/17/1925:7 Letendre, Raymond J. Pearl St residents don't want maples removed 25 years ago, Engaged to Marguerite R. Remillard, 09/07/1928:1 05/15/1925:7 Letourneau, Edith B. Large addition nearly complete 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Petition for administration of estate, 11/01/1929:5 Lightning strikes flag pole, 06/05/1925:1 Letourneau, Edith D. Digs 272-ft. artesian well 25 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Obituary, 10/04/1929:1 Addition planned 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Taunton woman dies at age 33, 10/04/1929:4 Installs 200-hp engine 25 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Letourneau, Emma Output nearly 100 cases per day 25 years ago, 10/30/1925:6 Nickerson blinded by auto lights, runs into pedestrian Letourneau, Adopts color system for tracking work 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 12/18/1925:1 Add stitching machines and button holer 50 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Letourneau, Joseph Goes to nine-hour day 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Cellars and backyards cleaned, light trucking (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Cutters called back to work, 08/13/1926:1 Letourneau, Peter W. Files articles of incorporation, 10/01/1926:1 Fined $25 for theft of hens, 03/02/1928:1 Files paper for incorporation, 10/22/1926:3 LeValley, William Make Goodyear shoes 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Moves to Waltham, 12/13/1929:1 Install large, burglary-proof safe 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 LeVallie, Arthur Makes application to Local No. 20 for labor prices, 01/21/1927:1 Moves into Summer St home, 05/04/1928:1 Leases factory in Belfast, ME 25 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Moves to Waltham, 12/20/1929:1 Price list approved by state board of arbitration, 02/18/1927:7 Levasseur, Alexander Belfast, ME factory nearly completed 25 years ago, 03/18/1927:6 Liquor case continued, 05/06/1927:1 Has enough orders to keep busy till October, 08/19/1927:2 Levasseur, Alexandri Apply for union stamp 25 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Fined $150 for keeping and exposing, 05/13/1927:1 Dispute with union over prices 25 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Levellie, Freeman Chimney fire at factory, 02/08/1929:2 Chimney fire at Oak St home, 01/01/1926:3 Business good 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Levellie, Lena Factory considered fire hazard, 08/30/1929:1 Attends nurses' training in Boston, 12/11/1925:2 Did $250,000 in business 50 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 12/09/1927:3 Leonard & Barrows - Employees Lewillie, A. Assistant foreman Roger Ryder resigns, 08/28/1925:1 Paints Alfred Thomas' house at Rock, 05/17/1929:3 Old-time employees of Leonard & Barrows (p), 03/12/1926:1 LeWillie, Alfred E.F. Lund new stitching room foreman 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Sells bungalow and repair garage to F.F. Briggs, 11/19/1926:2 Orrin Eaton, Sr. resigns, 09/03/1926:1 Wed to Charlotte A. Columbia, 07/01/1927:4 John Perry resigns, 11/19/1926:2 LeWillie, Arthur Levi Boardman concludes services after 39 years, 12/03/1926:3 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/08/1925:6 William Allison resigns after 13 years, 01/28/1927:5 LeWillie, Arthur William Maine factory employs 125 twenty-five years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Wed to Martha Jane Boudreau, 11/13/1925:4 Belfast factory has 230 employees 25 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 Gladys Wall stenographer, 11/04/1927:2 LeWillie, Louise Anna Bookkeeper Virgil Thompson resigns 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Wed to James Edward Wesley Wilmot, 09/18/1925:4 Miss Ward resigns to attend nursing course in New Bedford, LeWillie, Marie B. 02/03/1928:5 Wife of Alfred dies at age 50, 07/24/1925:4 W.H. Harvey loses post, 04/27/1928:6 LeWillie, Sylvia Leonard & Keedwell Wed to John Rose Dutra, 08/27/1926:4 Clyde Thomas acquires insurance business, 04/05/1929:2 Lewis, Annie Leonardi, Frederick Attends Boston University, 06/05/1925:7 Fined $5 for stealing watermelons, 09/09/1927:1 Accepts position at Nasson Institute, Springvale, ME, 06/04/1926:5 Leong, George Employed in Springvale, ME, 09/10/1926:6 First class Chinese hand laundry (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Teaches in Maine, 03/11/1927:1 Lepre, May F. Teaches at college in Springvale, ME, 09/16/1927:1 Engaged to Walter D. Campbell, 10/19/1928:4 Teaches in Maine, 02/15/1929:2 Employed in Prout's Neck, ME, 05/17/1929:2

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Lewis, Arthur W. Lightford (Mr) Dies in Lynn, 04/06/1928:1 Phinney & Lightford have handsome new factory in Niantic, CT 25 Lewis, Chester years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Wed to Dorothy W. Chamberlain, 12/06/1929:6 Lightford, Henry H. Lewis, Chester W. Dies suddenly in Havana, Cuba, 05/11/1928:1 To attend Northeastern University in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Havana, Cuba man dies at age 61, 05/11/1928:4 Lewis, Edgar Lightford, Norman Wins full scholarship to Northeastern University, 09/17/1926:1 Resides in Brockville, Ontario, 05/15/1925:1 Begins studies at Northeastern University, 09/24/1926:1 Lightford, Norman B. On Dean's List at Northeastern University, 01/28/1927:5 Resides in Brockville, Ontario, 07/08/1927:1 Attends Northeastern University, 04/15/1927:1, 10/07/1927:4 Lightning Lewis, Edgar B. Snow, lightning, and rain all in one week, 01/16/1925:1 Attends Northeastern University, 11/12/1926:1 Strikes flag pole at Leonard & Barrows, 06/05/1925:1 Lewis, Edgar V. Strikes Fred Shockley's paint shop, 06/05/1925:1 Takes third in public speaking contest at Northeastern University, Strikes gasoline tank at State Farm, 06/05/1925:1 01/01/1926:5 Strikes tree near home of Princess Teweleema, 06/26/1925:4 In charge of musical comedy at Northeastern University, 12/16/1927:2 Alvan Vaughan's house on School St struck by lightning 50 years ago, Chosen general manager of 1928 musical comedy at Northeastern 06/26/1925:7 University, 01/06/1928:3 Leaps from pole to Fuller house, 07/30/1926:1 Manager of annual musical at Northeastern University, 03/30/1928:8 Barn on Purchase St struck, 08/06/1926:1 On Northeastern University honor roll, 05/04/1928:1 Small barn and shed on Gabrey's property burn, 07/13/1928:1 Graduates from Northeastern University, 06/22/1928:1 Strikes large barn in Lakeville owned by Lucy Staples, 08/10/1928:1 Complimentary letter from Northeastern University director of Seth Vickery's Miller St barn struck, 08/10/1928:2 admissions (l), 09/28/1928:2 Several trees damaged in North Middleboro, 08/10/1928:9 Lewis, Edgar Vaughan Enters house of George Dunham, 03/29/1929:6 Elected to honorary society at Northeastern University, 04/01/1927:2 Causes number of fires during violent storm, 07/12/1929:1 Lewis, Elizabeth Hall's barn struck by lightning 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Moves to Westview, 01/18/1929:9 H.N. Atwood's barn struck, 08/16/1929:4 Lewis, Elsie Will LeBaron's house struck by lightning, 08/16/1929:6 Sells Summer St property to M.J. Scribner, 09/09/1927:4 Strikes Joseph Thomas' barn, 08/30/1929:4 Lewis, Emma Rita Liinamaa, Senja Daughter of Walter G. and Alice M. Hayden dies at age 5, 10/01/1926:4 Will in probate, 09/20/1929:5 Lewis, Ernest G. Liinimaa, Senia Step-mother dies in Eastham, 04/15/1927:1 Dies in South Middleboro, 05/24/1929:3 Brother dies in Lynn, 04/06/1928:1 Lilley (Mr) Lewis, Florence Atwood sells fine pair of oxen to Lilley 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Opens hairdressing parlor in Bridgewater, 02/05/1926:4 Marketman builds barn and ice house near Nemasket River 50 years Lewis, F.R. ago, 03/04/1927:6 Pastor of Unity church resigns 25 years ago, 03/18/1927:6 Market man purchases new wagon 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Lewis, Frank Herbert Lilley, George North Rochester man dies at age 66, 03/06/1925:4 Applies for entrance to West Point 50 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Lewis, George Washington Lilley, J.L. Brief biography of Civil War veteran, 03/04/1927:6 Purchases large lot of potatoes from New Brunswick 50 years ago, Obituary, 05/27/1927:8 12/14/1928:9 Lewis, Maria F. Lima, Rose Mary Obituary, 08/05/1927:2 Engaged to Albert John Tatro, 06/01/1928:4 Lewis, William Wed to Albert John Tatro, 06/08/1928:4 Resides in New York City, 03/11/1927:1 Lincoln, A.J. Lewis Lincoln & Son Purchases house from B.F. Leonard, lot from Albert Thomas 50 years Reduce price of horseshoeing 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 ago, 09/25/1925:7 Shoes over one hundred horses 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Lincoln, C.F. Purchase Vaughan residence 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Brother dies in Perry, ME, 05/29/1925:7 Old Colony Railroad pays damages for fires along route 50 years ago, Reports string beans in garden, 07/15/1927:2 07/19/1929:6 Lincoln, Clara Libby, Arthur Wedding described, 11/23/1928:4 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Lincoln, Earl Liber, Charles Attends Practical Arts school in Boston, 09/11/1925:7 Boudin Canadien (ad), 11/20/1925:10 Starts second year at School of Practical Arts in Boston, 09/17/1926:7 Dupont paint (ad), 05/21/1926:12 Completes course at School of practical Arts, Boston, 06/17/1927:3 Lets Union St apartment to Theodore St. Peter, 06/18/1926:2 Accepts post with Buck Printing Co. in Brockton, 01/13/1928:9 Libraries Lincoln, E.T. see also Lakeville Public Library; Middleborough Public Library Continues business after dissolution of Lincoln & Carver 50 years ago, Wappanucket School starts library with 87 books, 11/05/1926:3 01/09/1925:7 Twenty-five volumes added to North Middleboro library, 09/27/1929:2 Sells lot on new street to C.H. Thomas 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Branch at North Middleboro now open Monday and Friday, Lincoln, Everett 10/04/1929:2 Lets Everett St apartment to James Maxim, 09/11/1925:8 Licevic, George Lincoln, Everett T. Dies at age 67, 03/01/1929:4 Deputy sheriff 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Petition for administration of estate, 04/05/1929:5 Obituary, 12/06/1929:1 Rose Sipolin appointed estate administrator, 05/03/1929:3 Will in probate, 12/13/1929:7

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Lincoln, Everett Tisdale Little People Dies at age 78, 12/06/1929:6 see also Magri, Baron; Magri, Countess; Magri, Primo Count; Nutt, Lincoln, Florence Merriam Childs Commodore; Thumb, Mrs Tom; Thumb, Tom; Warren, Minnie Obituary, 03/18/1927:4 Expected home from Glasgow 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Lincoln, Lewis Large company attends Town House appearance 50 years ago, see also Lewis Lincoln & Son 11/06/1925:6 Builds dwelling near depot 50 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Traveling in south U.S. 50 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Lincoln & Carver In Alexandria, VA 50 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 E.T. Lincoln continues business after dissolution of partnership 50 years M. Elvira, wife of Theodore H. Alden (p), 09/02/1927:1 ago, 01/09/1925:7 On tour of west and south 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Sell brick yard to George Sampson 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Benjamin Bump leaves folks in New York 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Lind, Alfred The Little Print Shop Sells Purchase St bog property to Ralph LeBaron, 11/02/1928:6 W.W. Chipman proprietor, 8 Myrtle Ave (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Lind, John M.E. Osborne takes over business (ad), 01/14/1927:6 Purchases Plympton St property from Aaron Card, 10/01/1926:3 Little Studio of Platform Arts Chimney fire at Plympton St home, 11/16/1928:1 Pupils of Laura C. Childs give third recital, 01/30/1925:2 Lindsay, Grover Students give fourth recital, 06/19/1925:3 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Elocution recital largely attended, 03/26/1926:3 01/02/1925:5 Pupils hold sixth recital, 06/11/1926:2 Lindsey, Grover Open for registration (ad), 10/01/1926:10 Wife files for divorce, 11/01/1929:5 Littlefield, Arthur W. Lindsey, Mrs Grover First Unitarian minister resigns, 06/29/1928:1 Reports husband missing, 01/01/1926:7 Tribute (l) (Benjamin Collins Woodbury), 12/21/1928:3 Lindsey, Victoria Littlefield, Arthur Warner Files for divorce, 11/01/1929:5 Obituary, 12/21/1928:1 Lindstrom, Albert Albany, NY man dies at age 70, 12/21/1928:4 Purchases land in North Lakeville from Tack company, 08/31/1928:1 Littlefield, A.W. Linehan, Mary Claire Gives lectures in Meadville, PA, 04/30/1926:1 Engaged to Donald W. McKinnon, 09/07/1928:1 Concludes pastorate here at First Unitarian, 09/28/1928:6 Linton, Alton Leaves for Albany, NY, 11/16/1928:8 Wedding described, 08/26/1927:3 Son donates perpetual subscription to forestry magazine to library, Wed to Myra H. Standish, 08/26/1927:4 02/15/1929:1 Son born, 03/09/1928:3, 4 Littlefield, Edward W. Linton, Alton Harlow Employed in Ithaca, NY, 02/19/1926:4 Born to Alton, 03/09/1928:4 Littlefield, E.F. Linton, Bernice In charge of Leonard & Barrows stitching room at Maine factory 25 Attends vocational school in New Bedford, 09/17/1926:7 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Studies at New Bedford Vocational school, 09/07/1928:5 Littlefield, Grace E. Linton, Dorothy Hersey Obituary, 11/01/1929:1 Daughter born, 01/23/1925:4 Littlefield, Grace Ella Linton, H.B. Wife of Loren M. dies at age 50, 11/01/1929:4 Sells South Middleboro farm to J.S. Poirier, 10/07/1927:1 Littlefield, Henrietta Linton, Howard Accepts position at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School, 08/13/1926:1 Funeral held in North Carver, 05/11/1928:6 Instructor at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial school in Boston, 04/13/1928:9 Linton, Howard A. Temple divorce case closed, 06/22/1928:8 Dies at age 49, 05/11/1928:4 Littlefield, Ruth Augusta Linton, Howard Alexander Engaged to Oliver Lumbert Swift, 02/24/1928:4 Tribute, 05/11/1928:5 Wed to Oliver Lumbert Swift, 03/02/1928:4 Linton, Orville Littlejohn, Lillian Resides in Monponsett, 03/05/1926:5 Employed at Woolworth's, 08/14/1925:10, 07/16/1926:1 Son born, 07/12/1929:4 Littlejohn, Lillian W. Linton, Orville Bernard Resigns from Woolworth's, employed at Trust Co., 02/13/1925:9 Wed to Florence Mary Obnesorge, 04/12/1929:4 Littlejohn, Louis Linton, Ralph Auto encounters deer, 02/06/1925:4 Daughter born, 01/23/1925:4 Littlejohn, Louis C. Moves to Red Rock Farm, New Bedford, 06/05/1925:1 Auto badly damaged in collision with Allison, 01/21/1927:1 Resides in Carver, 12/17/1926:1 Procures flagstaff for First Congregational, demolished by autoist, Son born, 04/08/1927:1 08/16/1929:1 Linton, Ralph, Jr. Livestock (see names of specific kinds of livestock; Veterinarians) Born to Ralph, 04/08/1927:1 Livestock Feed Liquor Traffic (see Alcoholic Beverage Industry) see also Washburn, C.P. Litchfield, W.C. C.F. Gammons & Co., 8 Clifford St (ad), 01/29/1926:5 Brief biography (p), 10/19/1928:1 Hay down to $22 per ton 50 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Lithuanian Co-operative Co. Morrill & Lucas provide feed for circus horses 50 years ago, Former manager Norbout charged with larceny, 04/24/1925:4 06/03/1927:6 New Bedford truck smashes into store, 08/21/1925:1 Joseph Dutra, poultry and dairy feed, trucking (ad), 03/09/1928:10 Little, Susan L. Lizotte, Joseph Drowns at Lake Assawompsett, 09/03/1926:2 Father dies in Fall River, 07/02/1926:6 Wife of George W. dies at age 65, 09/03/1926:3 L.L. Rounseville & Sons Masons and contractors (ad), 12/10/1926:10

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Lloyd Perkins & Son (see Perkins, Lloyd) Logren, Grace L.O. Atwood Box Factory Purchases Plymouth St farm from Albert Warren, 11/25/1927:6 Employs W.F. Clark at mill, 07/22/1927:2 Logren, Howard Sylvester Fall run at mill brings plenty of overtime, 11/18/1927:3 Engaged to Yvonne Mary Bois, 08/30/1929:4 W.F. Clark foreman, 01/06/1928:3 Logrien (Mr) Manufacturing part of mill closes for few days, 03/16/1928:6 Janitor at Church of Our Saviour, 05/10/1929:1 Closes for season, 08/17/1928:7 Logrien, Howard Sylvester Usual fall rush on, 09/14/1928:9 Wed to Yvonne Mary Bois, 09/27/1929:4 Employs Francis Hunt, 11/30/1928:3 Lombard (Mr) Sixty-three loads of logs delivered, 01/11/1929:2 Narrowly escapes bleeding to death 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 George Roy runs second saw, 01/25/1929:7 Lombard, Grace W.F. Clark foreman of outside work, 03/01/1929:9 Youngster from California struck by auto on Wareham St, 08/21/1925:1 Six hundred cords of logs delivered in February, 03/08/1929:2 London, Frederick Sawyer Peter Carr resigns, 03/15/1929:3 Musician enlists in Navy 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Joseph Florend replaces Carr, 03/22/1929:9 Loner, Ida George Dennett foreman, 04/05/1929:9 Sells Lakeville place to James Heath, 03/06/1925:2 Old Atwood box mill at Rock (p), 05/10/1929:1 Sells Lakeville place to Samuel Hall, 03/13/1925:9 Sawing resumes at mill, 09/27/1929:3 Long (Mr) Mill works overtime, 11/08/1929:2 Norton & Long dealers for Thompson Radio, 30 School St (ad), Outside foreman William Clark resigns, 11/22/1929:2 11/27/1925:8 Lobl, Frederick Norton & Long, radios (ad), 10/22/1926:4 Polly McFarlin takes position, 02/27/1925:2 Norton & Long, agents for Atwater-Kent, Philco and Zenith (ad), Moves to house at corner of Courtland and Alden St, 05/01/1925:2 11/09/1928:10 Purchases Courtland St house from Samuel Matheson, 05/01/1925:9 Long, Emma J. Plans trip to hometown in Austria, 07/10/1925:2 Obituary, 08/02/1929:1 Employees tender farewell party, 07/17/1925:2 Wife of Abner L. dies at age 72, 08/02/1929:4 Employs Kenneth Keedwell, 09/11/1925:1 Long, Gustavus H. Georgia Boynton resigns, 04/13/1928:9 Obituary, 03/01/1929:1 Purchases Luther & Sons building at mortgagee sale, 11/15/1929:1 Dies at age 86, 03/01/1929:4 Lobl Mfg. Co. (see Lobl, Frederick) Petition for administration of estate, 03/08/1929:3 Locksmiths Long, Herbert E.H. Blake, locksmith and general repair business for sale (ad), Purchases East Main St house from Henry Moquin, 04/10/1925:2, 09/09/1927:8 06/19/1925:1 Blake sells key shop to Baxter, 10/14/1927:5 Long, Herbert H. Lockwood, Clinton Benedict Forced off road in South Middleboro, 05/29/1925:1 Wed to Carolyn Doris Dennett, 12/06/1929:1 Long, Herbert H., Jr. Loft, Thomas W. Window shade shop, East Main St (ad), 12/18/1925:3 Wed to Grace Brown Morton, 07/02/1926:2 Long, Isaiah W. Logan, Arthur L. Wed to Mary R. Hunter, 05/21/1926:6 Resides in Hartford, CT, 03/26/1926:2, 09/09/1927:5 Long, L. Frank Logan, Clyde Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Daughter born, 10/26/1928:4 Wed to Addrianna E.F. Benson, 07/08/1927:4 Logan, Dougald Long, Levi Auto collides with tree, overturns at Oak and Courtland St, 09/09/1927:1 Moves from Oak St to Courtland St, 09/03/1926:2 Logan, D.S. Long, Robert C. Daughter born, 04/22/1927:1 Class of 1929 prophet (p), 06/21/1929:1 Logan, Edith Class prophecy, 06/21/1929:3 Employed by Soule as bookkeeper at furniture store, 07/31/1925:2 Long, S.N. Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 07/02/1926:1 Highland St couple married 50 years, 07/01/1927:7 Resigns from Lakeville Hospital, 01/21/1927:1 Long Pond In employ of Clerks of Courts Hurley in Wareham, 05/24/1929:1 Parkhurst takes six geese at Long Pond 50 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Logan, Edith Gertrude Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Engaged to Randolph Scott Thomas, 11/08/1929:4 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Wedding described, 11/15/1929:1 Lovell and Phillips catch pickerel and snapping turtle 25 years ago, Wed to Randolph Scott Thomas, 11/15/1929:4 05/24/1929:6 Logan, F. Mildred Retreat for priests planned for Lakeville, 05/31/1929:7 Uncle dies in Taunton, 11/13/1925:4 Longfellow, Frank Logan, Fred M. Dies in Plymouth, 04/05/1929:6 Twelve-acre farm for sale (ad), 09/24/1926:8 Longfellow, Ralph Agent for Silent Glow Oil Burners, 03/09/1928:4 Father dies in Plymouth, 04/05/1929:6 Agent for Silent Glow Oil Burners (ad), 03/09/1928:10 Longley, Emory Logan, Harold North Main St man assaulted in Boston, 09/25/1925:1 Arrested for break-in at Dewey Clothes Shop, 04/26/1929:1 Longside Farm Logan, Jean L. Marion Rd property up for auction (ad), 08/03/1928:4 Shoots 110-lb. deer, 12/11/1925:1 Look, Everett Tozier Raid breaks up illegal poker game at home of Joseph Teceno, Wed to Ida Helen Johnson, 08/10/1928:3, 5 03/29/1929:2 Loon Pond Logan, William J. Arthur Vachon of Brighton drowns, 07/24/1925:1 Peirce St couple married 20 years, 01/23/1925:2

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Loon Pond Camp Lovell, Flora E. Opens for season, 07/10/1925:1 Obituary, 09/06/1929:1 Boys from greater Boston enjoy camp, 08/20/1926:4 Wife of George W. dies at age 81, 09/06/1929:4 Closes after successful season, 09/10/1926:7 Lovell, Flora Ella Scout camp opens for season, 07/08/1927:3 Will in probate, 09/20/1929:5 A. Whitman Higgins gives illustrated talk on birds at camp, Lovell, Galen E.H. 07/22/1927:2 Obituary, 09/24/1926:1 Field formally dedicated as Hegenberger Field, 08/12/1927:1 Dies at age 87, 09/24/1926:4 Lieut. Hegenberger at camp, 08/19/1927:7 Will in probate, 10/22/1926:6 Attended by 662 scouts over summer, 09/09/1927:2 Lovell, George Employs A. Whitman Higgins, 08/31/1928:2 Raises handsome poultry 50 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Receives generous donation of theatre equipment, 07/19/1929:4 Lovell, George S. New theatre dedicated, 08/02/1929:4 Takes poultry premiums 50 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Loon Pond Riding School Lovell, George W. Announces fall opening (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Famous pointer wins at Framingham dog show, 05/22/1925:1 Lopes, Benvinda Dogs take honors at Taunton show, 09/18/1925:2 Engaged to Thomas Pina, 06/22/1928:4 Purchases Doughboy strain of pointer, 02/19/1926:3 Lopes, Virginia Johanna Ships dog to Honolulu, 03/26/1926:2 Wedding described, 03/23/1928:2 Judge for dog show at Barnstable fair, 08/13/1926:1 Lord (Miss) Wins $19 in poultry premiums at fair 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Dies in Worcester, 09/02/1927:6 Oak St couple married 50 years, 11/18/1927:1 Lorinda's Cupboard Appointed to executive committee of MA Poultry Assoc 50 years ago, 21 South Main St (ad), 08/10/1928:5 03/30/1928:7 Thelma Ray resigns, 12/14/1928:11 English setter wins at Barnstable fair, 08/31/1928:1 Loring, Doris W. Takes $25 in premiums at Brockton Fanciers' club 50 years ago, Wed to Colombo Guidaboni, 10/29/1926:4 01/11/1929:8 Loring, Elmer Catches pickerel and snapping turtle at Long Pond 25 years ago, Son born, 03/02/1928:2 05/24/1929:6 Loring, Elmer M. Lovell, Maria Son born, 03/02/1928:9 Sells Centre St place to Alton Rogers, 11/08/1929:1 Loring, Mrs William E. Lovell, Maria C. Funeral held in Wareham, 03/18/1927:3 Sells Arlington St property to Wladyslaw Siniswski, 08/17/1928:9 Loring, Southworth Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Returns from trip to the west 50 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Petition for administration of estate, 02/08/1929:4 Loring, William Morton Lovell, Maria Clifford Born to Elmer M., 03/02/1928:9 Widow of Samuel S. dies at age 82, 01/25/1929:4 Loud, Edward E. Lovell, Mrs C.E. Purchases new Overland car, 01/01/1926:1 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Love, Hannah Lovell, Mrs E.B. Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Uncle dies in Bryantville, 05/25/1928:1 Love, J.M. Apple tree has blossoms and fruit, 06/29/1928:1 Lynn Range oil burners (ad), 12/06/1929:4 Lovell, Samuel S. Lovell (Mr) Obituary, 03/05/1926:1 Manager of NY and Boston Despatch 25 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Dies at age 80, 03/05/1926:4 In charge of almshouse 50 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Attendance officer for schools for many years, 03/12/1926:1 Brown & Lovell's Express formed from Shaw's and Swift's companies Central Methodist Episcopal Church passes resolution upon death, 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 07/09/1926:6 Lovell, Austin Lovell, S.S. Purchases lot at corner of Pearl and High St from Mrs Smith 50 years Purchases buildings at Centre and Arlington St at auction 25 years ago, ago, 04/17/1925:7 02/06/1925:7 Prepares foundation for new stable 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Tinkham moves John Main house to Lane St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Sells Oak St real estate to B. Frank Leonard 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Purchases lots at Alden mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Resigns from Brett's clothing store 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Appointed to special police 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Sells goods for Brett 50 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Lovell, Thomas J. Lovell, Benjamin P.W. Purchases Rock St stable and lot from Andrew Bisbee 25 years ago, With Philander Bump (p), 06/12/1925:1 02/19/1926:6 Old Peter Vaughan house in Wappanucket (p), 08/28/1925:1 New contractor for transporting mail 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Lovell, B.P.W. Lovell, T.J. Catches 4-lb. bass 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Purchases lots at Alden mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Lovell, Clifford S. Lovell, Violet Traveling salesman for Elizabeth, NJ company 25 years ago, Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 04/17/1925:7 Lovell & Parks Lovell, E.B. Expressmen out with new rig 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Representative of E.A. Strout Realty Agency Inc., 01/06/1928:1 Loving, George H. Lovell, Edward B. Awarded contract to supply town with gasoline, 04/19/1929:4 Real estate, 26 Barden Hill Rd (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Low, Emily Lovell, Eugenia Bartlett Burial in Maine, 03/23/1928:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Low, Emily P. Widow of William F. dies, 03/16/1928:4

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Low, Ralph B. Lunkus, Paul Resides in New Britain, CT, 06/25/1926:9 Small fire in shed, 08/09/1929:7 Lowe, Edward Lunn, Allen Moves from North Carver to Rocky Meadow, 03/08/1929:2 Funeral held in Medford, 03/29/1929:4 Lucas (Mr) Lunskis, Paulina Purchases house lot from Glidden 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Wife of Paul dies at age 37, 09/14/1928:4 Morrill & Lucas' new sign 50 years ago says groceries for cash, Luther, Bradford W. 08/06/1926:5 Wedding described, 07/30/1926:1 Morrill & Lucas provide feed for circus horses 50 years ago, Luther, W.H. 06/03/1927:6 W.H. Luther & Sons purchase Freeman Daughaday property on Morrill & Lucas dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Cambridge St, 11/06/1925:2 Lucas, B. Luther, William H. (see William H. Luther & Sons) Briggs' team collides with Lucas' team 50 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Lynch, Ellis B. Lucas, Elsie Purchases Weston property in Eddyville, 01/29/1926:4 Charged with assault on Viola Remillard, 01/09/1925:9 Lynch, Frank Eva Hathaway charged with assault, 01/09/1925:9 Chimney fire at Eddyville home, 10/04/1929:1 Assault cases continued, 01/16/1925:3 Lynch, John P. Assault cases further continued, 02/13/1925:3, 03/13/1925:6 Dies at age 65, 09/11/1925:4 Assault cases dismissed for lack of evidence, 05/08/1925:1 Lynch, John Paul Lucas, Harry Petition for administration of estate, 09/25/1925:4 Son born, 07/08/1927:6 Lynch, Mary Lucas, Helen Dies at age 69, 01/29/1926:4 Funeral held in Foxboro, 10/02/1925:6 Petition for administration of estate, 09/30/1927:2 Lucas, Helen F. Lynde, Elwyn B. Struck and killed by truck in Foxboro, 09/25/1925:8 Returns from California, 09/18/1925:2 Lucas, I.W. Addresses Central Congregational Men's club on California, Funeral held in Mansfield, 05/08/1925:1 12/11/1925:8 Lucas, J.L. Involved in three-car accident at Frank and Everett St, 01/07/1927:4 Notes from California (l), 03/13/1925:7 Tent stolen, 06/22/1928:7 Lucas, Lizzie Lynde, Mabel B. Resigns from Forest St School 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 05/17/1929:6 Lucas, Lucy N. Lyon, C.H. Sells Southwick St homestead to Stanley Alger, 03/23/1928:3 Service station, Lakeville (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Lucas, Mrs Rupert Special order home cooking (ad), 05/01/1925:4 New driver rear-ends South Boston vehicle at four corners, Purchases new Willys-Knight, 03/18/1927:3 05/13/1927:1 A Rival Service Stores company (ad), 09/16/1927:8 Lucas, Samuel W. Fire in Lakeville store, 06/21/1929:1 Thacher Lucas' store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), Lyon, Charles H. 05/28/1926:1 Discharged on count of failing to confine or get rid of dog, 11/30/1928:2 Lakeville store virtually stripped of contents in break-in, 07/12/1929:1 Lyon, H.C. Lucas, T.B. Proprietor of Welcome Inn, 02/11/1927:2 Grocer man 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Lyons (Miss) Lucas, Thacher B. Purchases North Middleboro farm from Margaret Payzant, 04/29/1927:1 Store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), 05/28/1926:1 Lyons' Home Bakery And George Morrill purchase stock in trade from A.W. Bryant 50 years Moves from Polisson & Athanasios' to new store on Centre St (ad), ago, 07/09/1926:4 07/23/1926:5 Continues business 50 years ago after dissolution of Morrill & Lucas, Lytle, Mrs J.A. 10/12/1928:8 Burial in North Middleboro, 05/01/1925:1 Eugene Sampson resigns from grocery 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Lucas, Thacher B., Jr. M Resigns from Public Market 25 years ago, moves to Walpole, M. Steinert & Sons 07/13/1928:8 Piano sale (ad), 06/15/1928:4 Lucas & Thomas Mabrey, Mrs Churchwell Install telephone 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Resides in Knoxville, TN, 07/10/1925:1, 11/22/1929:1 Luce, Josephine Pauline Mabry, Mrs Churchwell Wed to Rodman Walker Vaughan, 02/24/1928:4 Resides in Knoxville, TN, 09/30/1927:1 The Lucky Stop Macafee, Edith H. Dunham sisters proprietors (ad), 05/24/1929:8 Files confirmation of land ownership, 02/04/1927:5 Luippold, John M. Macafee, Mrs Reid D. Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Resides in Palmer, 05/10/1929:1 Chief of constables 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 MacCullough, Allie Lumber (see Building Materials) Bicyclist runs into Verna Wood, 04/24/1925:2 Lund, E.F. MacDonald, Allan New stitching room foreman at Leonard & Barrows 25 years ago, Son born, 05/08/1925:1 07/30/1926:6 MacDonald, Angus Lundberg, Walter R. Speaker at fire station dedication writes on democratic process (l), Engaged to Jennie R. Tucker, 05/20/1927:1 02/18/1927:1 Lunkas, Paul MacDonald, Charles Gets 30 days on drunk charge, 02/19/1926:3 Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 10/16/1925:8

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MacDonald, Effie Mack, Alfred R. cont. Engaged to Kenneth Maker, 05/22/1925:1 Teachers from last year move on to new positions, new teachers listed, MacDonald, Effie M. 09/03/1926:3 Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Biography of new high school principal (p), 09/10/1926:4 MacDonald, Ellen Mary Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on optimism in education, Wed to Joseph Ernest Porell, 02/18/1927:4 11/05/1926:3 MacDonald, Fanny F. Attends family reunion in West Bridgewater, 08/12/1927:1 Wed to John Kelley, 06/29/1928:4 Daughter born, 06/08/1928:4 MacDonald, Florence Mack, Alfred Russell New teacher at Wappanucket School, 01/16/1925:3 Accepts post as high school principal here, 06/25/1926:1 Wappanuckett School teacher retires, 09/03/1926:3 Mack, A.R. Morrissey beats MacDonald in 220-yard dash, 02/08/1929:1 Moves from Benton St to School St, 07/01/1927:3 MacDonald, Frank Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Purchases property from Anthony Dutra, 01/30/1925:1 Purchases Rice St place from Mrs Charles Weeks, 08/10/1928:1 Purchases North St property from Allerton Thompson, 04/09/1926:3 Moves into new home on Rice St, 08/31/1928:1 MacDonald, Helen A. Mack, Marion Dorothy Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Born to Alfred R., 06/08/1928:4 Wed to Dexter H. Round, 06/12/1925:4 MacKay, Frederick MacDonald, James Dies in Revere, 05/03/1929:1 Uncle dies in Reading, 12/16/1927:6 MacKeag, Nellie Berry House at Perry St and Marion Rd burns to the ground, 02/01/1929:2 Wed to John Reed Emerson, 04/19/1929:4 Fire destroys home of Winslow's caretaker, 02/01/1929:3 MacKeen, Hilda MacDonald, John Begins first year at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/06/1929:8 Daughter born, 08/07/1925:1 MacKeen, Mrs A.P. MacDonald, M. Cameron Sister dies in Nova Scotia, 03/09/1928:6 Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Mackie, Ella MacDonald, Melvin Travels to Scotland, 05/13/1927:1 Elks' Breeding and Grazing Association charged with illegal Arrives safely in Glasgow, 07/08/1927:1 manufacture of liquor, 06/22/1928:1 Mackie, H.L. MacDonald, Miriam Wood house on Marion Rd (p), 08/30/1929:1 To attend Tufts College in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Mackie, Mrs William Attends Jackson College, 12/02/1927:3 Dies in Dundee, Scotland, 11/09/1928:1 Student instructor at Jackson College, 10/11/1929:1 Mackillop, Lu__ (sic) MacDonald, Mrs Harry Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/26/1925:1 Resides in Natick, 06/21/1929:5 MacKinnon, Elizabeth MacDonald, Rex Engaged to Charles Baldwin Peck, Jr., 04/23/1926:2 Wed to Arleen Callan, 07/10/1925:4 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:1 W.T. Grant manager occupies cottage house on School St, 10/25/1929:1 Wed to Charles Baldwin Peck, Jr., 07/02/1926:4 MacDonald, Ronald Daniel Mack's (see McKechnie, James T.; McKechnie, J.T.) Engaged to Mary Irene Arsenault, 11/18/1927:4 Macmann, Samuel MacDougall, Mrs William J. Injured in foundry 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Father dies suddenly in Bridgton, ME, 03/15/1929:6 MacMillan, Donald B. MacDougall, William J. Addresses Thimble Club Daughters on winter in north Greenland, Superintendent of schools in Blackstone and Millville, 08/23/1929:6 05/01/1925:1 MacDowell Trio MacMillan, Louis W. Shaw, Sears and Reilly form new group, 01/21/1927:1 Purchases James Casey estate, 07/12/1929:1 MacFarland, James MacNeil, Daniel Eldred Son born, 09/02/1927:2 Wed to Gladys Mary Wambolt, 09/11/1925:4 MacFarlane, Elsie MacNeil, Gordon E. Resides in Cincinnati, OH, 08/16/1929:1 Valedictorian for MHS class of 1928 (p), 06/22/1928:1 MacFarlin, Anne MacNeil, M__y E. (sic) Resigns from Town House School, 04/29/1927:1 Wedding described, 09/04/1925:4 MacGown, R.C. MacNeil, Mary E. Coach of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Wed to Charles L. Guertin, 09/04/1925:4 MacGown, Roland C. MacNeil, Mrs James New math teacher at high school, 07/17/1925:7 Sister dies in Dundee, Scotland, 11/09/1928:1 Fills new position of teacher-coach at high school, 04/29/1927:1 MacNeil, Raymond Contracts scarlet fever, 03/08/1929:8 Resigns from Thomas Bros., moves to Plymouth, 04/29/1927:7 MacIlwain (Mr) MacNeil, William Brief biography (p), 11/02/1928:1 Moves to Walnut Plain, 04/24/1925:3 MacIlwain, G.E. Son born, 08/21/1925:1 First Unitarian calls minister from Maine 25 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 Chimney fire on Highland St, 11/08/1929:1 MacIlwain, George E. MacNeill, Gordon Independent economist resides in Hingham, 01/11/1929:2 Starts second year at Northeastern University, 09/06/1929:2 MacIsaac, Ethel Marshall MacNeill, Gordon E. Wed to Nathaniel Alden Sherman, 11/22/1929:6 A Universal Language (essay), 06/22/1928:6 Mack, Alfred R. Freshman at Northeastern University School of Engineering, Rents Benton St place from Clarence Hathaway, 07/23/1926:1 10/26/1928:1 Takes up residence at 26 Benton St, 08/13/1926:3 On dean's list at Northeastern, 11/09/1928:4

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MacNeill, Raymond MacTighe, Marjorie Louise Employed at Thomas Bros., 05/08/1925:6, 08/13/1926:7 Born to Charles R., 06/07/1929:4 In government service at Point Judith, 06/21/1929:2 Macukas, Catherine MacNeill, Russell Mortgagee's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Son born, 04/06/1928:3 Macura, Anna MacNeill, William Sheriff's sale, 05/15/1925:5 Chimney fire at South Middleboro, 05/08/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Father dies in Hudson, 03/12/1926:3 Macura, Paul Sells South Middleboro house to Van Dusen, 10/01/1926:9 Sheriff's sale, 05/15/1925:5 MacNeill, William C. Macurs, Anna Thrown from auto after colliding with Cushing Co. truck, 01/28/1927:1 Sheriff's sale, 05/15/1925:5 Macomber, Barzilla W. Macurs, Paul Brockton couple married 25 years, 12/18/1925:9 Sheriff's sale, 05/15/1925:5 Macomber, Ben Mortgagee's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Plays at Beaux Art club in New York, 07/23/1926:1 Maddiga_ (sic), Cathleen Frances Macomber, Eliza Wed to James Anthony __ret (sic), 07/09/1926:3 Sells 80 acres to Merle Washburn, 02/01/1929:6 Maddigan, Annie Cecelia Macomber, F.C. Engaged to John Ellsworth Healey, 10/28/1927:4 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Maddigan, Annie Celia Macomber, Frank Wedding described, 11/04/1927:1 Resides in Brewster, 12/30/1927:5 Wed to John Elwood Healey, 11/04/1927:4 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Maddigan, Edward Macomber, George Smoke damage in fire near Nemasket Mill, 12/10/1926:6 Purchases Lakeville farm from Lloyd Perkins 50 years ago, Maddigan, Elizabeth 02/06/1925:7 Wed to John Phelan, 09/07/1928:4 Macomber, Helen M. Maddigan, F.G. Wife of Horace W. dies at age 73, 02/24/1928:4 Furniture for sale (ad), 09/11/1925:5 Macomber, Helen S. Maddigan, Francis J. Obituary, 02/24/1928:4 Takes over route from retired carrier Woodward, 06/08/1928:1 Macomber, Horace W. Maddigan, Fred C. Electric lights installed at residence, 05/28/1926:1 Auto collides with driver from Boston on the Plymouth road, Macomber, H.W. 10/29/1926:1 Foreman of Brockton shoe concern 25 years ago, 03/06/1925:6 Maddigan, Frederick G. Macomber, Mrs Charles Concludes services with Bieringer and Hanauer, moves to Florida, And Mrs Johnson remodel old Tinkham place on County road, 09/25/1925:1 05/11/1928:10 Maddigan, John Macomber, Nancy Louisa Smith Prison officer at State Farm, 10/05/1928:2 Engaged to Raymond Euric Leighton, 11/08/1929:4 Maddigan, Mary Elizabeth Dunham Macomber, Nancy L.S. Star Ave couple married 50 years, biographies, 10/16/1925:1 Wed to Raymond Euric Leighton, 11/15/1929:4 Maddigan, Michael Macomber, Norris M. Lets Star Ave house to Joseph Skalak, 04/09/1926:10 Obituary, 01/23/1925:1 Maddigan, Michael J. Macomber, Norris W. Star Ave couple married 50 years, biographies, 10/16/1925:1 Hillsboro, NH man dies at age 37, 01/23/1925:5 Maddigan, Ralph Macomber, W.B. Daughter born, 10/12/1928:4 Lets North St tenement to Mrs M.E. Osborne, 06/07/1929:1 Maddigan, Ralph W. Macomber, William B. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 04/17/1925:6 Sells Alms St farm to Edward Fearing 25 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Maddigan, Thomas Chimney fire at North St home, 02/12/1926:1 Local talent shines at Wareham program, 04/01/1927:2 Sells place at West Grove and Vine St to Percy Sutton, 07/23/1926:1 Class prophecies, 06/24/1927:6 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/19/1928:6 Manager of W.T. Grant store in West Warwick, RI, 08/09/1929:1 Sells semi-bungalow to Alfred Hodder, 10/11/1929:3 W.T. Grant manager transfers from Corona, NY to Cristdale, MD, Macomber, William H. 11/08/1929:1 South Main St couple married 60 years, 06/21/1929:1 Maddigan, Thomas V. MacPhelmy, Donald H. Class of 1927 prophet (p), 06/24/1927:1 Wedding described, 04/12/1929:2 Madeiros, Mary MacPherson, Hugh Wed to Manuel Fernandes, 06/24/1927:4 Obituary, 04/10/1925:1 Magazines Dies in Saskatchewan at age 33, 04/10/1925:4 Mrs Robert Stephens takes agency for several magazines and MacPherson, Mollie publications, 09/04/1925:5 Employed at Keith factory, 09/11/1925:1 Magic and Magicians MacQueen, Susan William Egger in group entertaining West Wareham grange, Employed at St. Luke's, 09/04/1925:2 06/15/1928:8 Assistant superintendent at St. Luke's, 09/30/1927:1 Magoon, Josiah MacRae, Allison Frank St couple married 49 years, 03/16/1928:2 Engaged to Albert Foster Hunt, 08/27/1926:5 Magri, Baron MacTigh, Charles Arrives on steamer Astoria 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Daughter born, 05/31/1929:4 Fills engagement at Boston Music hall 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 MacTighe, Charles R. Leaves for engagement in Connecticut 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Daughter born, 06/07/1929:4

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Magri, Countess Malaguti, Alice Mary see also Thumb, Mrs Tom Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Featured in Old Middleborough photo series, biography (p), Malaguti, Dorothy M. 01/02/1925:1 Wed to James J. O'Neil, 09/06/1929:4 Arrives on steamer Astoria 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Malaguti, Dorothy Mary Agrees to public appearance in Boston 25 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Engaged to James Joseph O'Neil, 08/30/1929:4 Fills engagement at Boston Music hall 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Malaria Leaves for engagement in Connecticut 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Takes hold in Middleboro 25 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Joins Women's Relief Corps 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Maleska, Michael At Coney Island 25 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Cahill rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning in Nevertouch Magri, Primo Count Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Countess Magri featured in Old Middleborough photo series, biography Maley, Rose (p), 01/02/1925:1 West Side teacher commutes from Sandwich, 12/03/1926:6 Executor presents final account of estate, 03/06/1925:7 Malkoski, William John Arrives on steamer Astoria 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Engaged to Laura Stanulewicz, 09/06/1929:4 Applies for naturalization 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Wed to Laura Stanilewicz, 10/11/1929:4 Fills engagement at Boston Music hall 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Malm, Victor A. Leaves for engagement in Connecticut 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Sells Elm St tenement to Max Berman, 10/16/1925:1 Files application for U.S. citizenship 25 years ago, 11/18/1927:6 Malmquist, Mils At Coney Island 25 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Moves from Betty's Neck to Reland St, 05/27/1927:1 Maguire, John Malmquist, N. On crew of bark Gazette 50 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Purchases Rock St house from Fred Mills, 06/15/1928:9 Dies at age 49, 03/12/1926:4 Maloney, Daniel W. Maher, Howard North Lakeville farm for sale (ad), 05/01/1925:10 Sells Precinct property to George Barnard, 03/25/1927:7 Malosky, Michael Mahler, George Lillian Cronan rescues boy from drowning, 01/14/1927:3 Dies suddenly in Canton, 02/05/1926:4 Maltais, Fred Funeral held in Carver, 02/12/1926:4 Son born, 03/27/1925:1 Mahoney, Francis Maltais, Frederick Resides in Newark, NJ, 01/02/1925:1 Purchases Lakeville poultry farm from Elmer Sturtevant, 10/11/1929:3 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Manchester, Cornelius Mahoney, Frank Wedding postponed, 09/18/1925:1 Sanatorium employee returns from honeymoon, 09/06/1929:1 Manchester, Cornelius Earle Mahoney, J.A. Engaged to Celina Joy, 04/10/1925:4 Sells Cape road gas station to Goodale, 07/08/1927:1 Wed to Celina Joy, 10/02/1925:4 Mahoney, James Manchester, Eunice Pierce Civil engineer accepts post in Sandwich, 10/01/1926:9 Widow of Allen dies at age 84, 05/13/1927:4 Engaged to Flora H. Tobey, 06/24/1927:3 Manilla, Charles Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Mysterious fire in Plymouth St building, 06/12/1925:1 Wed to Flora H. Tobey, 07/08/1927:4 Mann, Carlton P. Son born, 06/29/1928:4 Purchases Vaughan St farm from W.H. Dennett, 11/05/1926:2 Mahoney, John Francis Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/22/1927:7 Wed to Jessie Miriam Hicks, 12/31/1926:4 Mann, Clara E. Wedding described, 12/31/1926:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/22/1927:7 Mahoney, Margaret Mannananta, Princess Obituary, 08/06/1926:1 Wedding described, 01/14/1927:2 Dies at age 82, 08/06/1926:4 Manning, Arthur A. Mahoney, Sarah Obituary, 05/20/1927:1 Moves to Mystic, CT, 03/13/1925:2 New Bedford man dies at age 61, 05/20/1927:4 Mahoney, Thomas J. Manning, E.A. Obituary, 01/22/1926:9 Minister secured by Methodists 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Mahony, George Manning, Joseph Lee Moves to South Main St, 05/04/1928:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/14/1926:5 Main, John N. Mortgagee's sale, 09/17/1926:5 Tinkham moves house to Lane St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Manseau, Adalard Main, Ruth Mother dies in Woonsocket, RI, 01/20/1928:2 Wedding described, 05/15/1925:1 Mansfield, Charles Major, Sarah Louise Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Engaged to Arthur Douglas Cook, 10/25/1929:5 Mansfield, C.K. Maker, Kenneth Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Engaged to Effie MacDonald, 05/22/1925:1 Mansfield, Josie Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Answer to enquiry about birth place, 06/01/1928:1 Maki, Frank Mansfield, Mrs John Charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, 09/20/1929:1 Lets Elm St apartment to Frank Crowley, 05/01/1925:1 Gets 30 days for drunk driving, fined $10 for drunkenness, 09/27/1929:1 Lets upper apartment on Elm St to Elmer Hodgkins, 08/13/1926:2 Maki, John Lets Elm St apartment to Thomas Foley, 08/20/1926:2 Chimney fire on Plympton St, 12/09/1927:1 Lets Pearl St apartment to Charles Casey, 07/15/1927:6 Sells Plympton St farm to Emmett Stover, 03/29/1929:1 Manson, William H. Malaguti, Alice M. Wed to Grace M. Crocker, 01/01/1926:8 Wed to Elmer M. Sturtevant, 07/08/1927:4

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Mantasikaun (Mashpee Indian) Maranville, Harry Wedding described, 01/14/1927:2 Sells Forest St tenement to Charles Lang, 06/05/1925:1 Manter, Hattie Purchases Everett St cottage from Joseph Sampson, 06/12/1925:1 Funeral held in Carver, 02/12/1926:4 Maranville, Helen Manter, Hattie R. Sells Webster St homestead to Burnette Anderson, 06/28/1929:1 Obituary, 02/05/1926:4 Maranville, Lucana Jane Manton, Georgia A. Obituary, 09/06/1929:1 Obituary, 03/04/1927:4 Widow of Jarvis R. dies at age 88, 09/06/1929:4 Wife of Alfred C. dies at age 54, 03/04/1927:4 Maranville, Mrs Clifton Manuel, Alice Employed at Tripp's store, 01/06/1928:2 Ulysses Manuel pleads not guilty to assault on wife Alice, 12/17/1926:1 Marble, Harold E. Case against husband discharged for lack of prosecution, 12/24/1926:1 Accepts position as radio instructor in Midwest, 10/02/1925:5 Manuel, Ulysses Employed by American Bosch Magneto Corp., 11/13/1925:4 Pleads not guilty to assault on wife Alice, 12/17/1926:1 Headquartered in Dayton, OH, 02/12/1926:8 Assault case discharged for lack of prosecution, 12/24/1926:1 Moves to Charleston, WV, 03/12/1926:4 Manwaring, Anna Transfers from Quincy to Burlington, VT, 01/28/1927:4 Replaces Louise Miller at Sullivan's office, 10/16/1925:1 Resides in Burlington, VT, 06/08/1928:1 Engaged to Raymond Fiske, 06/22/1928:1 Marble, Hazel Manwaring, Anna May Accepts position as bookkeeper at William H. Luther & Son jewelry Engaged to Frank Raymond Fisk, 06/08/1928:4 factory, 07/30/1926:1 Manwaring, Anna Mae Marble, Lloyd Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 Abisha Miller farm at Fall Brook shown in earlier days (p), Wed to Frank Raymond Fisk, 07/06/1928:4 03/26/1926:1 Manwaring, Frank W. Marble, Lloyd E. Sees relics of Little People at Congressional Library in Washington, Resides in Bangor, ME, 04/02/1926:2 11/18/1927:3 Resides in East Millinocket, ME, 08/26/1927:7 Manwaring, Helen Local pastor chosen by Springfield church, 09/06/1929:2 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Marble, Lloyd H.F. Elected senior class president at Bridgewater Normal school, Resides in Brewer, ME, 07/17/1925:1 05/03/1929:1 Installs toasting machine at Fall Brook farm, 04/02/1926:6 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, secures post in Vermont, Marchant, E. 06/28/1929:1 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Teaches in Tunbridge, VT, 12/27/1929:1 Painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/11/1929:10 Manwaring, Helen F. Marchant, Elias Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 05/31/1929:1 Fined $2 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/11/1927:1 Manwaring, Helen Frances Marchant, Enis To attend Bridgewater Normal school in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Default issued in case of violations of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Manwaring, Mary J. Marchant, Lizzie N. Courtney Dies at age 74, 10/09/1925:4 Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 Manwaring, Nelson Marchant, Thomas W. In head-on collision with Plymouth driver, 06/26/1925:1 Purchases North Lakeville tea room and poultry farm from Phyllis Manwaring, W. Brown, 05/11/1928:10 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Marconi, Guglielmo, 1874-1937 Manwaring, W.B. Passes through Middleboro 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Raises mammoth tomato 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Maria L.H. Peirce Fund Manwaring, Winthrop Review of town report, 03/09/1928:1 Class of 1928 prophecy, 06/22/1928:6 Adelaide Thatcher resigns, 02/01/1929:1 Attends Tufts, 11/16/1928:1 Marion Belmont Trio Resumes studies at Tufts, 04/12/1929:1 Schedules entertainment at Rock, 03/13/1925:4 Manwaring, Winthrop R. Marion Road School Prophet for MHS class of 1928 (p), 06/22/1928:1 Sale of land and schoolhouse discussed at town meeting, 03/26/1926:1 Manwaring, Winthrop W. School house for sale (ad), 07/02/1926:10 Elected to debating council at Tufts University, 11/01/1929:1 Old school house and barn burn to the ground, 10/12/1928:9 New member of Dartmouth Debating Council, 11/22/1929:1 Marion Road school 1885 (p), 08/02/1929:1 Mapplebeck, Earl Harold Marks, E.H. Wed to Melissa Barbour Patch, 05/21/1926:5 Makes off with Fairview Driving Park money 25 years ago, Mapplebeck, Earle H. 09/04/1925:6 Obituary, 07/16/1926:3 Marks, Manuel Marandas, Joe Charged with keeping and exposing intoxicating liquors, 09/10/1926:4 Purchases East Middleboro farm from Frank Andrews, 10/08/1926:2 Liquor case continued, 09/17/1926:1 Maranville, Bernice Fined $50 for keeping and exposing liquor, 10/15/1926:1 Employed at Tripp's, 07/10/1925:5, 08/13/1926:7 Pleads guilty to assault on wife Mary, 12/03/1926:1 Maranville, Charles N. Marks, Mary Pendleton and Maranville collide at Oak and High St, 06/26/1925:1 Husband Manuel pleads guilty to assault, 12/03/1926:1 Maranville, Dorothy Marra, Rose Columbia Entertains at South Lakeville Fortnightly club, 11/12/1926:2 Infant daughter of Angelo and Josephine Bova dies, 12/07/1928:4 Gives readings at Rochester and Stoughton, 11/12/1926:2 Marriages - Lakeville Reader, dancer performs in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:1 Four in 1874, 01/30/1925:7

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Marriages - Middleboro Martenson, Beatrice Sixty-four in 1899, 01/16/1925:6 Engaged to Charles Edward Laman, 12/31/1926:1 Fifty-nine in 1874, 01/30/1925:7 Teaches in Watertown, 06/03/1927:1 One hundred eighty-nine recorded in 1925, 01/22/1926:1 Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Fifty-five in 1901, 01/21/1927:6 Wed to Charles Edward Laman, 07/22/1927:4 Ninety-four in 1926, 01/28/1927:1 Martenson, Mrs Anders Eight applications for licenses 25 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Starts out on trip to the west, 07/05/1929:1 Eighty-two in 1927, 01/20/1928:1 Martenson, Ruth Numbered 50 fifty years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Teaches in Watertown, 06/03/1927:1 Marriages recorded in 1928, 01/25/1929:5 Resides in Watertown, 12/02/1927:1 Thirty-eight couples registered thus far 25 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Teaches in Watertown, 03/02/1928:2 Providence couples come here to wed, 10/11/1929:1 Resides in Watertown, 05/04/1928:1 Marshall (Mr) Teaches in Watertown, 07/06/1928:1 New principal of School Street School, 04/29/1927:1 Returns from trip through the West, 08/03/1928:1 Purchases Lakeville farm from Simon Caswell 50 years ago, Martin, Arthur 11/04/1927:6 Local barber arrested as fugitive from justice, 06/26/1925:1 Marshall, Caroline M. Paroled by Alabama governor, 10/23/1925:3 Sheriff's sale, 10/23/1925:5 Martin, Arthur B. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/27/1925:7 Not guilty of larceny, fined $10 for drunkenness, 03/27/1925:6 Marshall, Carolyn Martin, Arthur H. Niece dies in Orient Heights, 12/30/1927:5 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Marshall, Carrie 01/02/1925:5 Moves to tenement at Miller and Smith St, 07/01/1927:7 Martin, Charles Marshall, Frank B. Lets Everett St house to Flora Goodenough, 10/21/1927:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/24/1927:5 Martin, Charles F. Marshall, Henry And Mabel Martin purchase Jenks property from Maurice Kline, Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 04/26/1929:1 Marshall, John C. Martin, Elizabeth Sheriff's sale, 10/23/1925:5 Wed to William Reed, 06/17/1927:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/27/1925:7 Martin, Elizabeth C. Marshall, Joseph Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 Dies at age 39, 09/11/1925:4 Martin, Evelyn Camillo Marshall, Josiah P. Infant daughter of Jacintho and Alma Carriero dies, 07/26/1929:4 And Randall Hathaway in fish business 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Martin, Everett W. Marshall, Madeline Attends Harvard University, 04/24/1925:1 Takes post at sanatorium, 09/30/1927:6 Graduates from Harvard college, 06/18/1926:5 Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 03/02/1928:3 Announces candidacy for representative, 07/02/1926:1 Wed to David Melville, 03/01/1929:4 Attends Harvard University, 09/17/1926:1 Wedding described, 03/01/1929:9 Moves to Concord, NH, 11/19/1926:2 Marshall, Madeline Margaret Accepts post with Liberty Mutual Industrial Insurance Co., Engaged to David McClellan Melville, 02/22/1929:4 03/18/1927:6 Marshall, Mary Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on automobile safety, Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 03/02/1928:3 05/13/1927:8 Takes leave of absence from Lakeville Hospital, 09/14/1928:9 Martin, Everett Wells Resigns from Lakeville Hospital, 10/19/1928:3 Announces candidacy for representative (ad), 07/02/1926:10 Employed in Wareham, 11/23/1928:2 My political creed (ad), 08/20/1926:5 Finds employment in Dedham, 03/01/1929:9 Political strife (ad), 08/27/1926:5 Accepts position in Needham, 03/15/1929:3 Thanks supporters (ad), 09/24/1926:8 Employed at Old Colony Inn, Wareham, 09/27/1929:3 Wedding described, 08/12/1927:1 Employed in Dedham, 12/13/1929:3 Wed to Hermine Emily Seuss, 08/12/1927:4 Marshall, Russell Martin, Fanny Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Obituary, 07/27/1928:7 Engaged to Eva Grant, 10/12/1928:2 Martin, F.D. Marshall, Russell B. Manager of Middleboro Clothing Co. (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Student teacher concludes services at School St School, 12/11/1925:2 Martin, John Bridge party announces engagement, 06/29/1928:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1925:5 Engaged to Eva Alma Grant, 06/29/1928:1 Employed at Middleboro Clothing Co., 09/02/1927:5 Bates School sub-master resigns, accepts post in Falmouth, Martin, John J. 06/07/1929:1 Engaged to Gertrude Goodale, 04/27/1928:4 Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 Employed at Middleboro Clothing Co., 08/09/1929:1 Wed to Eva A. Grant, 06/28/1929:4 Martin, John Jackson Marshall, Russell Burgess Wedding described, 09/28/1928:1 Engaged to Eva Alma Grant, 06/07/1929:1 Wed to Gertrude Burgess Goodale, 09/28/1928:4 Martenson, A. Martin, Laura Purchases Plymouth St farm from Charles Thomas 25 years ago, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/17/1925:5 09/25/1925:7 Martin, Mabel A. Martenson, Anders And Charles Martin purchase Jenks property from Maurice Kline, And Ralph Gregory collide on Oak St, 11/04/1927:5 04/26/1929:1 Opens custom tailoring shop 25 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Martin, Theresa Infant daughter of Nicholas and Annie dies, 08/13/1926:4

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The Martinique Massasoit (King) cont. History of Jenks' North Main St property, 08/02/1929:1 Rep. Washburn files for increase in state aid to Charlotte Mitchell, Martins, Alice 01/21/1927:2 Young blueberries sellers home late, thought missing, 08/07/1925:1 E.W. Peirce prepares history of Tispaquin 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Mason (Mr) Descendant, Mrs Zerviah Mitchell, files claim on Lakeville land 50 Emerson & Mason, Inc., electrical refrigeration engineers (ad), years ago, 02/04/1927:6 05/13/1927:9 Hearing at State House on pension increase for Princess Mason, Charles Wontonekemuske, 02/18/1927:1 Obituary, 04/27/1928:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2, Mason, Edgar T. 08/05/1927:7, 08/12/1927:2, 08/19/1927:3 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 05/04/1928:1 Descendant presents prologue at Park Theatre, 04/26/1929:4 Mason, E.W. Massicott, Fred Purchases Centre St cottage from Henry Leggee, 11/20/1925:1 Sells cottage at Woods Lake to P.J. Cooney, 09/30/1027:1 Mason, Louise Montgomery Master, George Widow of Lyman dies at age 82, 08/05/1927:4 Custom hatching (ad), 01/21/1927:8 Mason, William Masters, George Barn on old "Tom" Maxim place burns, 03/27/1925:1 Poultryman installs Mammoth Incubator (ad), 02/18/1927:2 Moves from West Carver to Middleboro, 03/12/1926:4 Old Freeman house on Fuller St (p), 01/20/1928:1 Masonic Order Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/19/1928:5 see also Ancient Free & Accepted Order of Masons - Mayflower Lodge; Mathers, A.G. Royal Arch Masons, Old Colony Chapter Moves to Connecticut, 05/25/1928:4 Free Masons install officers 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Mathers, Grace Masons and Masonry Teaches in Athol, 03/04/1927:1 L.L. Rounseville & Sons, masons and contractors (ad), 12/10/1926:10 Mathers, Grace E. Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters - Sacred Heart Court Wed to H. Kendrick Holt, 06/17/1927:4 Holds 33rd anniversary roll call and banquet, 05/15/1925:4 Mathers, Grace Evelyn Holds 17th annual barn dance, 12/04/1925:3 Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 Celebrates 34th anniversary, 05/13/1927:1 Matherson, Alexander Holds 34th annual banquet, 05/11/1928:1 Files suit against town for injury from awning collapse 25 years ago, Massachusetts Department of Conservation 12/28/1928:7 Protest over removal of Deputy Warden Nathan Pratt, 11/02/1928:6 Matheson, Alexander Sportsmen meet in protest to discuss proposed retirement of Nathan Purchases maternity hospital on Sproat St from Annie Hartling, Pratt, 11/09/1928:2 08/07/1925:1 Retention of Nathan Pratt a matter for congratulations, 11/16/1928:1 Man injured by snow-collapsed awning sues town 25 years ago, Massachusetts Department of Public Works 12/09/1927:8 Work curtailed at repair garage here, 07/31/1925:2 Matheson, Allen D. Many miles of road under construction, 10/02/1925:7 Collides with Kinsman on East Main St, 03/05/1926:1 Closes repair shop on Vine St, 11/13/1925:1 Matheson, Annie Heavy trucks stored at Vine St all moved to Boston, 04/09/1926:3 Silver shower held before wedding, 05/08/1925:1 Truck driven by Washburn collides with auto from Harwich, Matheson, Annie Frances 11/19/1926:1 Wedding described, 05/08/1925:1 Public works vehicle struck by bus at High and Oak St, 01/07/1927:1 Wed to Edward W. Barstow, 05/08/1925:5 Road building activities planned for spring, 03/08/1929:2 Matheson, Bertram Charlestown truck demolishes cement mixer on Wareham St, Plate glass window at Middleboro Clothing Co. broken by auto, 07/19/1929:4 07/23/1926:5 Local officials attempt road improvement meeting in Brockton, Matheson, Cleveland R. 09/06/1929:2 Son born, 10/23/1925:9 Surveys top of Barden Hill, 10/25/1929:8 Matheson, Cleveland Robert, Jr. New road projects outlined, 11/01/1929:3 Born to Cleveland R., 10/23/1925:9 Massachusetts Department of Public Works - Employees Matheson, Hugh Employs Althea Ward, 08/21/1925:4 Son born, 01/15/1926:3 Mrs S. Forrest Smith employed in office, 09/02/1927:1 Matheson, Hugh M. Employs Thelma Platt, 09/16/1927:6 Wedding described, 02/27/1925:1 Massachusetts State Highway Commission Wed to Sara E. Thurston, 02/27/1925:4 see also Massachusetts Department of Public Works Matheson, John Awards Middleboro $2,300 for road work 25 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Pleads guilty to drunkenness and endangering lives of public, Selectmen petition to make Centre and Taunton St state highway, 08/14/1925:1 12/07/1928:6 Matheson, John R. Massachusetts State Police Charges placed on file, 08/21/1925:1 Petition to erect garage and store gasoline, 12/09/1927:5 Matheson, John Robert Chimney fire on Everett St, 03/15/1929:1 Wed to Verna Marie Dunphy, 08/16/1929:4 State trooper Donald Hornsby transfers to New York, 08/02/1929:1 Matheson, Reginald Tabulation of activities for the year in local district, 09/20/1929:1 Graduates from Burdette College, Boston, 07/08/1927:1 Report for Troop D, 12/13/1929:8 Matheson, Roderick Massasoit (King) Chief Sisson injured slightly in rescue, 08/07/1925:1 Chester Weston addresses Congregational Mens' club on Indians of old And Edward Whitty badly injured in auto mishap, 08/07/1925:1 Middleboro, 03/12/1926:3 Vehicles taken from Town House parking lot, 02/03/1928:2 Descendant, Princess Minowanin, applies for pension, 01/21/1927:1

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Matheson, Samuel Maxim, C.W. Purchases Cherry St property from Mrs Leon Howard, 04/17/1925:2 Petitions for underground way from May to Station St 25 years ago, Sells house at corner of Courtland and Alden St to Frederick Lobl, 04/17/1925:7 05/01/1925:2 Petition for tunnel under tracks dismissed by commissioners 25 years Moves to Mitchell's Corner, 05/01/1925:9 ago, 01/01/1926:7 Matheson, Sara E. Incandescents installed at mill 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Resigns from Union St School, 06/12/1925:7 The necessity for a new fire truck (l), 02/10/1928:1 Union St School teacher resigns in June, 02/05/1926:7 Fire at American building caused by overheated wire (l), 12/28/1928:1 Mathewson, Charles S. Fire chief resigns (l), 01/18/1929:1 Obituary, 08/06/1926:1 Selectmen accept resignation of fire chief, 02/01/1929:1 Providence, RI man dies at age 75, 08/06/1926:4 Lends auto for tour of Boston 25 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Mathieu, Phillipe Plans auto garage 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Not guilty on charge of keeping and exposing, 04/16/1926:7 Maxim, Elmer Matrisciano, Antone Resides in West Wareham, 04/06/1928:3 Forest St home gutted by fire, 08/03/1928:8 Maxim, Ernest Matthews, Elwyn Purchases 35 acres in Lakeville from W.H. Dennett, 06/18/1926:2 Moves to Miller St, 11/06/1925:4 Maxim, Ernest I. Breaks wrist in fall, 06/11/1926:8 Purchases O'Toole building from Peirce Estate Trustees, 07/12/1929:1 Moves to Brookville for employment, 07/09/1926:5 Maxim, Ernest L. Matthews, Fred President of Commercial Club speaks on business to men's class at Arrested for theft of poultry from James Reed, 04/09/1926:3 Central Congregational, 02/20/1925:1 Matthews, Harland Speaks to Wesleyan class on "boosting" Middleboro, 03/20/1925:1 Manager of A&P store, 12/09/1927:9 Roof fire at Court End Ave home, 04/17/1925:9 Matthews, Harland L. Purchases James Cole property from St. Luke's, 12/03/1926:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/19/1928:5 Lakeside cottage suffers break-in, 12/17/1926:1 Matthews, John Joseph Shaw in charge of improvements to James Cole place, Sells Mill St farm to , 06/18/1926:2 12/31/1926:2 Matthews, Leila M. Moves to house on South Main St, 04/29/1927:5 Wed to William F. Cunningham, 07/13/1928:4 Baldwin apples for sale (ad), 11/11/1927:10 Matthews, Lila M. Gets credit for White Way idea, 10/05/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/06/1928:4 Theodore Wood acquires interest in Maxim property at North Main and Matthews, Richmond Wareham St, 07/26/1929:1 Employed at Caswell Bros., 07/31/1925:5 Returns from trip to Germany, 11/15/1929:1 Moves to South Middleboro, 03/19/1926:10 Maxim, Harold W. Employed in North Middleboro, 07/23/1926:3 Installs electric refrigerators at Conklin's duck farm, 06/24/1927:8 Employed at Thomas Bros., 05/06/1927:7 Maxim, Harry Moves into Lyman Thomas' tenement, 04/06/1928:3 New Bedford driver collides with parked car on Center St, 09/25/1925:1 Thomas Bros. grocery purchased by Thomas, Thomas, Beaton, and Marion Rd property burned over, 04/16/1926:1 Matthews, 05/24/1929:7 Maxim, Howard Matthews, S. Edward Wires Soule School for electricity, 05/14/1926:2 Resigns from hairdressing parlor of Matthews & Ramsey 25 years ago, Purchases Wareham St hose from Alfred Lang, 03/30/1928:2 05/21/1926:4 Maxim, Howard W. Begins duties in fire tower, 04/06/1928:8 Acquires old Thatcher homestead, moves business, 10/09/1925:1 Takes post in fire tower, 04/05/1929:1 James Dupree struck by auto driven by Maxim, 08/13/1926:1 Welcomes visits at fire tower, 04/12/1929:1 Maxim Electric Co. installs water supply at Lakeville school, Matthews & Ramsey 05/06/1927:2 Hairdressers dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Contracts to wire new Sullivan block, 07/08/1927:1 S. Edward Matthews resigns from hairdressing parlor of Matthews & Contracts to install irrigation system at Benjamin Shaw estate, Ramsey 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 07/08/1927:6 Mattie (Mr) Installs pump at Benjamin Shaw's caretaker's residence, 07/15/1927:1 And Green purchase Purchade St farm, 10/04/1929:2 Harold Wall leaves employ, 08/19/1927:1 Mattie & Green employ Corey at farm, 12/13/1929:5 Sells South Main St lot to Trust Co., 12/16/1927:1 Maxim (Mr) Engaged to Ruth Barden, 04/06/1928:2 Elmer Dewhurst runs into rear of fire chief Maxim's car, 07/10/1925:1 Maxim, Howard William Florence Swett employed at Maxim's garage, 08/19/1927:1 Engaged to Ruth LeBaron Barden, 06/22/1928:4 Maxim, Ansel Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 Resides in North Dighton, 09/17/1926:2 Wed to Ruth LeBaron Barden, 07/06/1928:4 Maxim, Bessie A. Maxim, H.W. Sells North Carver property to Eugene April, 03/23/1928:2 Electrician, 20 Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Maxim, Carl Sole authorized dealer of Quaker steel furnace (ad), 09/04/1925:5 Donates organ to South Middleboro ME Church, 09/18/1925:4 Maxim, James Maxim, Carl W. Sells Lakeville property to William Begley, 02/27/1925:1 Man to call with auto problems 25 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Moves from Lakeville to Peirce St apartment, 03/13/1925:1 Maxim, Carleton W. Sells Lakeville place to William Begley, moves to Middleboro, Brings autos to town 25 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 03/13/1925:9 Maxim, Carlton W. Moves from Pierce St to Everett St, 09/11/1925:8, 09/18/1925:1 Sells surrey locomobile 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Purchases new Overland Six, 10/16/1925:10 Maxim, Charles W. Caught in cave-in at sand pit on William Eaton estate, 01/15/1926:1 GAR comrade celebrates 85th birthday (p), 08/26/1927:1 Maxim, L. Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6

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Maxim, Lillie Maynard, Mrs E.E. Moves from Pearl St to Peirce St, 07/08/1927:1 Gazette correspondent changes address, 06/07/1929:1 Maxim, Lucy Maynard, Newell C. Resigns post in Fairhaven, 05/14/1926:6 Fletcher Professor of Oratory at Tufts University (p), 03/20/1925:2 Recovers from measles, 06/18/1926:1 McAllister, Arthur Nurse in Wareham, 09/03/1926:3 Occupies new home on School St, 10/07/1927:5 Nurse in Carver, 12/27/1929:2 McAllister, Arthur C. Maxim, Lucy B. Purchases School St Ext. property from Harry Howes, 08/26/1927:1 Obituary, 01/18/1929:1 McAllister, David Wife of Carlton W. dies at age 63, 01/18/1929:4 Unhurt when carriage overturns 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Petition for administration of estate, 02/22/1929:5 Cut by chisel 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Maxim, N.B. McAllister, Ella Waterville privilege sold to Savery, Savery, and Maxim 50 years ago, Cousin dies in Fall River, 04/09/1926:3 04/10/1925:5 McAllister, Ella F. Maxim, Reginald Obituary, 03/02/1928:1 Engaged to Josephine Smith, 09/10/1926:6 Dies at age 58, 03/02/1928:4 Maxim, Reginald Alendo Petition for administration of estate, 03/16/1928:5 Wed to Josephine Elizabeth Plaskawicki, 09/17/1926:3 McAulay, Angus Maxim, Tom Thomastown bus driver resigns, 10/04/1929:4 Barn on old "Tom" Maxim place burns, 03/27/1925:1 McAuley, Catherine Maxim Electric Co. Petition for administration of estate, 07/22/1927:7 Installs water supply at Lakeville school, 05/06/1927:2 Administrator petitions to sell real estate, 09/07/1928:4 Maxim Motor Co. Administrator presents account of estate, 12/14/1928:5 Wareham St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 McAuley, Eben Repairs Brockton Ladder 1, 01/01/1926:3 Dies at age 73, 03/04/1927:4 Notice of civil action against Brighton party, 02/05/1926:9 McAuley, Katherine Work on roof completed, 09/24/1926:5 Widow of Eben dies at age 73, 06/17/1927:4 Gets $12,536.33 in federal tax refund, 01/06/1928:1 McCabe, Patrick Displays pumpers and ladder truck at Boston show, 03/23/1928:1 Funeral held at Sacred Heart, 11/25/1927:1 Brings great press to town, 04/06/1928:1 Dies at age 62, 11/25/1927:4 Delivers truck to Sanford, ME, 06/08/1928:1 McCall, Joseph Delivers 500-gallon pumper to Stoughton, 08/17/1928:9 Moves to Campello, 07/02/1926:2 Contracts to build pumper for Hyannis, 06/14/1929:4 McCall, Mrs Joseph Henry Pember builds addition to plant, 07/12/1929:4 Resides in Brockton, 07/15/1927:1 Unclog pumper in Norwell, 12/06/1929:1 McCann, James Fire in overheated chimney, 12/06/1929:2 Obituary, 05/03/1929:1 Maxim Motor Co. - Employees South Hanson man dies at age 44, 05/03/1929:4 Wanted, men in ladder department (ad), 04/10/1925:10 McCann, James H. Employs Charles Kennedy, 07/17/1925:2 Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Irvin Richardson resigns, 12/04/1925:1 McCarthy, Alice Gertrude Everett LeBaron and Robert Clark salesmen, 03/12/1926:5 Wedding described, 07/24/1925:1 Fred Alger salesman, 09/17/1926:1 Wed to Francis Joseph Peters, 07/24/1925:4 Employs James McFarlin, 04/15/1927:2 McCarthy, Arthur Ralph Northway manager, 09/02/1927:2 Edward Place's auto collides with truck at North and Oak St, Assembly room mechanics wanted (ad), 11/11/1927:10 08/27/1926:1 Girls wanted for clerical work (ad), 11/11/1927:10 McCarthy, Austin Employs Daniel McCarthy, 11/18/1927:3 Chimney fire at Precinct St house, 11/05/1926:1 Hires Cedric Elliott, 05/25/1928:1 McCarthy, Austin P. Employs Cora Clough, 07/26/1929:1 Spectacular fire on Precinct St in Samuel Cushman house, 03/23/1928:1 Maxwell, Isaac McCarthy, C.E. Daughter born, 04/12/1929:4 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Maxwell, Isaac E. McCarthy, Charles E. Daughter born, 05/17/1929:4 Daughter born, 08/28/1925:1 Maxwell, Mildred Myrtle Wins big post at Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corp., 07/26/1929:1 Born to Isaac E., 05/17/1929:4 McCarthy, Dan Mayall, Joseph Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Son born, 01/15/1926:3 McCarthy, Daniel Mayall, Joseph, Jr. Soloist at Bridgewater Band concert, 08/07/1925:1 Born to Joseph, 01/15/1926:3 McCarthy, Daniel F. Mayhew, Emma Sophia Sings with Legion band in Brockton, 07/23/1926:5 Obituary, 07/30/1926:5 Local talent shines at Wareham program, 04/01/1927:2 Maynard, Arthur Train crier position discontinued at station, 10/07/1927:1 Driving new Buick sedan, 03/23/1928:4 Former train crier employed at Maxim Motor Co., 11/18/1927:3 Maynard, Doris Wood Soloist at Taunton entertainment, 12/28/1928:8 New local correspondent for Gazette, 12/09/1927:1 New janitor at West Side School, 02/08/1929:1 Maynard, Henry McCarthy, D.F. Has peas above ground, 05/04/1928:6 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Maynard, Henry T. Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Ill with influenza, 02/15/1929:6 McCarthy, Edward J. Auto leaves the road on Plymouth St, 09/06/1929:2

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McCarthy, Edward, Jr. McCluskey, Lawrence F. cont. Wounded deer gets away, 12/17/1926:6 Member of honorary military society at Rhode Island State College, McCarthy, Eleanor 03/09/1928:1 Born to Charles E., 08/28/1925:1 President of Co. H, 6th Reg. of the Scabbard and Blade at Rhode Island McCarthy, Ellen Gertrude State College, 05/25/1928:1 Wed to Harold Clinton Gates, 08/06/1926:4 Returns from six weeks at Camp Devens, 07/27/1928:5 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:4 Major of military battalion at Rhode Island State College, 11/02/1928:1 McCarthy, Elsie Takes high honors at Rhode Island State College, 05/03/1929:3 New teacher at West Side School, 05/21/1926:7 Hired by New England Telephone Co., posted to Providence, New teacher at Town House School, 09/03/1926:3 09/13/1929:1 McCarthy, Florence E. Commanding officer at Rhode Island State College during inspection, Collides with machine operated by Edmund Delaney, 02/03/1928:1 09/20/1929:1 McCarthy, Francis McCluskey, Lawrence Francis Wedding guest list, 07/16/1926:1 Mechanical engineering student compiles notable record, 02/22/1929:2 Moves to Courtland St house, 08/20/1926:3 McCluskey, Marjorie Purchases new Dodge auto, 05/27/1927:1 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Daughter born, 08/05/1927:9 Drives Willys-Knight, 05/25/1928:1 Pianist at newly reopened Strand Theatre, 10/07/1927:3 McCluskey, Mrs J.F. McCarthy, Francis E. Employed at Glidden's, 08/26/1927:1 Occupies new home on Courtland St, 09/17/1926:7 McClusky, James F. McCarthy, Francis Eugene Takes postal clerk/carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Appointed postal clerk 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Wed to Katherine Elinor Conway, 07/16/1926:4 Hired by post office 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 McCarthy, Honora E. Extensive fire damage to Pearl St home, 05/31/1929:1 Petition for administration of estate, 08/10/1928:3 Fire not due to faulty wiring, 06/21/1929:2 McCarthy, Honora Ellen McClusky, Lawrence F. Obituary, 07/20/1928:1 Graduates from Rhode Island State College, 06/14/1929:1 Widow of James dies at age 56, 07/20/1928:5 McClusky, Lawrence Francis McCarthy, James Middleboro class of 1925 salutatorian, address (p), 06/26/1925:1 Struck by auto driven by W.F. Fryer, 11/13/1925:6 McCormack, Columbia McCarthy, James P. Purchases Forest St place from Orrin Eaton, 03/06/1925:1 Foreman at Corcoran Shoe Co., 10/02/1925:4 McCormack, Walter Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/17/1926:2 Asylum attendant at State Farm, 08/24/1928:4 McCarthy, J.J. McCormick, John F. Sells Wood St cottage to A.J. Garade, 04/13/1928:9 Puts in foundation for McDonald's house 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 McCarthy, John Builds cellar for Rotch's new barn 25 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Has mild case of smallpox 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 McCormick, Thomas C. Daughter born, 08/26/1927:7 Obituary, 04/12/1929:1 McCarthy, Lawrence Tribute, 04/19/1929:1 Local talent shines at Wareham program, 04/01/1927:2 McCormick, Thomas Cuthbert Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Dies at age 61, 04/12/1929:4 Studies organ with Lloyd G. del Castillo in Boston, 09/09/1927:3 McCormick, Thomas J. Resigns from W.T. Grant Co., pianist at Strand Theatre, 10/14/1927:1 Brief biography (p), 12/30/1927:1 Engaged to Bertha Given, 05/17/1929:1 McCormick, Walter McCarthy, Lawrence F. New attendant at State Farm asylum, 12/23/1927:1 Wed to Helen P. Given, 09/06/1929:4 McCourt (Mr) McCarthy, Lawrence Frederick Rhode Island Rd farm sold to Nathan Champlin, 02/11/1927:1 Engaged to Helen Pearl Given, 08/23/1929:4 McCourt, Joseph McCarthy, Mary Louise James Edson not guilty of assault on McCourt, 08/14/1925:1 Born to Francis, 08/05/1927:9 John Ring not guilty of assault, 03/05/1926:6 McCarthy, Ralph Wife granted divorce and custody of two children, 07/02/1926:1 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 McCourt, Joseph H. McCarthy, William Mortgagee's sale, 11/19/1926:5 Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 McCourt, Mary M. McCaully, Margaret Granted divorce and custody of two children, 07/02/1926:1 Auction sale (ad), 09/30/1927:8 McCovour, Nellie B. McCluskey, James F. Wedding described, 07/17/1925:3 Resigns from railroad to conduct news service, 07/26/1929:1 Wed to Howard F. Whitney, 07/17/1925:4 Appointed bail commissioner for 4th district court (p), 09/13/1929:1 McCrillis, Clifton McCluskey, Laurence Mail carrier skis route in snowy weather, 02/12/1926:5 Assistant professor of manual arts at Rhode Island State College, Legion man attends convention in Texas (p), 10/12/1928:1 01/14/1927:3 McCrillis, Clifton A. McCluskey, Lawrence Mail carrier, 10/30/1925:4 Attends Rhode Island State College, 02/10/1928:6 Elected chairman of Legion state executive committee, 09/17/1926:1 McCluskey, Lawrence F. No. 2 rural route carrier, 08/19/1927:1 Attends Rhode Island State College, 09/11/1925:1 Student at Curtis aviation school in Pawtucket, 08/09/1929:1 Attends note burning for Rhode Island State College fraternity, McCrillis, Mabel 02/26/1926:1 Employed at Ernest S. Pratt Co., 05/08/1925:4 On honor roll at Rhode Island State College, 03/11/1927:2, Employed at E.S. Pratt Ice Co., 11/27/1925:7 12/23/1927:1

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McCrillis, Minnie Wilbur McDonald, Mary E. Obituary, 04/02/1926:1 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/15/1927:1 McCrillis, Mrs Frank A. McDonald, Miriam Funeral held in South Braintree, 11/12/1926:7 Attends Jackson College, 12/30/1927:1, 02/10/1928:8 McCrillis, Mrs Walter C. McDonald, Neil Displays genuine desert cactus, 09/27/1929:4 Sells Forest St cottage to Chester Carver, 04/06/1928:8 McCrillis, Walter McDonald, Rex Employed at post office, 07/03/1925:4 New manager of Grant store here, 09/27/1929:1 Takes postal clerk/carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 McDonald, Robert F. McCrillis, Walter C. Obituary, 10/11/1929:1 Employed at post office, 08/21/1925:4 Son of Frank and Louise White dies at age 5, 10/11/1929:4 Postal carrier No. 3, 07/16/1926:1 McDonald, Roger Windsor Cousin dies in Fall River, 08/13/1926:3 Engaged to Esther M. Worthington Grinnell, 04/13/1928:9 Letter carrier sprains knee, 03/16/1928:5 McDonald, Thomas F. Veteran letter carrier retires (p), 12/21/1928:1 Prepares to build home on Benton St 25 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 In appreciation (l), 12/28/1928:4 Frank Peirce contracts to build house 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 McCrillis, W.C. McDonald, William Turkeys, breeding or eating (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Edward Hermit fatally injured when struck by McDonald's auto, McCully (Mr) 07/29/1927:1 And Jones put up lantern on Pearl St 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Report on inquest into death of Edward Hermot, 09/02/1927:5 McCully, Ezra McDonald, William M. Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Charged with reckless driving, 09/16/1927:1 McCully, J.P. Found not guilty of reckless driving in death of Hermit, 09/30/1927:1 Sells Pearl St homestead to Leonard & Barrows 25 years ago, McDonald, Wm. 02/20/1925:3 Speedy saw service (ad), 02/24/1928:8 Purchases Pearl St homestead from Lorenzo Tinkham 25 years ago, McDonough, F.E. 02/27/1925:3 Son born, 01/08/1926:7 Tinkham moves Pearl St house to Rounseville's lot on Arch St 25 years McDonough, Frank, Jr. ago, 04/03/1925:8 Born to F.E. and Gladys Lamb, 01/08/1926:7 McDermid, Emma McDonough, Gladys Lamb Purchases Centre St farm from Leila Payne, 05/20/1927:4 Son born, 01/08/1926:7 McDermid, Norman Resides in St. Petersburg, FL, 07/06/1928:6 Purchases Stilphin farm on Centre St, 05/06/1927:4 McDougall, W.J. Sells Cross St farm to Herman Burtsell, 05/13/1927:3 Representative of F.H. Smith Co. (ad), 03/16/1928:4 McDermott, John McDowell, Margaret Asylum attendant at State Farm, 07/13/1928:4 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, McDonald, Charles D. 06/15/1928:2 Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 10/04/1929:1 McDowell Trio McDonald, Charles James Shaw, Sears and Reilly play in Brockton, 04/29/1927:1 Engaged to Virginia Louise Murray, 11/23/1928:4 McElroy (Mr) Wed to Virginia Louise Murray, 12/14/1928:6 Loses children to scarlet fever 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 McDonald, Charlotte McElroy & Cushman Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/17/1925:1 Clothiers add show window to store 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Employed at Trade Mark Store, 08/30/1929:6 Sell silk worsted overcoats 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 McDonald, Charlotte H. Clothing store suffers break-in 50 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 09/02/1927:2 Good will and trade purchased by Powers 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 McDonald, Donald Vacate store 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Accepts post as attendant at State Farm, 03/16/1928:2 Mr Westcoat resigns 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 McDonald, Edward McFarland, James Wed to Arleen Agnes Callan, 07/10/1925:6 Eaton's Express transports household goods from NH, 11/04/1927:1 McDonald, Frank J. McFarlane, Elsie May William MacNeill thrown from auto after colliding with J. Cushing Co. Wed to Frank Dow, 04/29/1927:4 truck, 01/28/1927:1 McFarlin, Anne McDonald, Fred Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 McDonald, John McFarlin, Byron S. Chimney fire at High St home, 01/01/1926:3 Moves to Leggee's apartment on Lovell St, 05/01/1925:1 Thomastown school bus in mishap, 05/25/1928:1 McFarlin, Donald Case against Old Colony railway settled out of court 25 years ago, Assists in development of Carver property, 05/01/1925:6 08/03/1928:6 Moves to Plymouth, 11/20/1925:1 McDonald, John A. McFarlin, Eldoretta High St couple married 50 years, 11/18/1927:1 Returns from California, 06/21/1929:1 McDonald, Lawrence F. McFarlin, Elsie Resides in Thomastown, 04/27/1928:1 Resides in Cincinnati, OH, 08/27/1926:4 McDonald, L.F. McFarlin, Frances Concludes services at Grove Chapel after 8 years, 09/24/1926:4 Wed to Charles Trenouth, 01/09/1925:4 McDonald, Mary Wedding described, 01/09/1925:9 Clerk at Whitman's department store, 07/31/1925:2 McFarlin, H. Clayton Moves millinery to Sullivan building, 07/29/1927:1 Wed in Middleboro, 02/24/1928:4

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McFarlin, Helen McGrady, John R. cont. Resides in Pasadena, CA, 05/17/1929:1 Chimney fire at Wareham St home, 01/01/1926:3 McFarlin, Helena Attacked by unknown assailant, left semi-conscious, 06/08/1928:1 On staff at Wells College in New York, 01/01/1926:1 McGrady, Thelma Roberta Resides in Aurora, NY, 08/06/1926:1 Born to George R., 05/22/1925:1 Accepts position at California Institute of Technology, 09/30/1927:1 McGranth (Mr) Superintendent of domestic affairs at California Institute of Technology, Moves from Fall River to North Lakeville, 05/04/1928:4 11/11/1927:3 McGregor, Fred S. Resumes duties at California Institute of Technology, 09/13/1929:1 Develops property at Lake Terrace and Lake View, 10/02/1925:5 McFarlin, Henry Clayton Rear-ends wagon on Wareham St, 11/15/1929:6 Wed to Annie Laurie Hayden, 02/24/1928:4 McGregor, Frederick S. McFarlin, James From a real estate man (l), 04/05/1929:1, 04/12/1929:9 Moves from Allston to Rock St, 04/15/1927:2 More parking space (l), 12/06/1929:3 McFarlin, John B. McGuire, Mary Obituary, 11/19/1926:4 Enters nurse's training school in New Bedford, 09/06/1929:1 South Carver man dies at age 83, 11/19/1926:4 McGuire, P.W. GAR service held for departed comrades, 06/03/1927:2 Purchases Carmel St place from Matthew Hanscom, 03/16/1928:6 McFarlin, John W. McIlvana, Laura C. Obituary, 02/15/1929:4 To take nurses' training at Mass General, 07/22/1927:1 McFarlin, Peleg McIntyre, Eileen Poem about harvest, 08/30/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/30/1926:5 McFarlin, Polly McIntyre, Eileen May Takes position at Lobl Manufacturing, 02/27/1925:2 Wed to Edward Thomas White, 07/23/1926:4 McFarlin, Sampson McKay, Edward Missing car turns up, 03/13/1925:8 Down with influenza, 10/29/1926:2 Auto stolen from in front of YMCA, 03/13/1925:9 McKay, F.E. Takes bad fall from wheel in Boston 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Purchases Plymouth St poultry farm from Alfred Elliott, 04/27/1928:2 Employed at Campello Keith factory 25 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 McKay, James S. Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 North Carver couple married 42 years, 10/26/1928:9 McFarlin, Susanne McKay, Mrs A.G. Accepts post at Woolworth's, 09/25/1925:4 Lets Pearl St house to Raymond Metcalf, 10/01/1926:3 McFarlin, Suzanna McKechnie, Irma T. Wedding described, 10/14/1927:1 Resigns as Central Baptist soprano soloist, 09/17/1926:1 Wed to Harold Everett Frizzell, 10/14/1927:4 McKechnie, James T. McFarlin, Suzanne Purchases lot across from sanatorium, 04/09/1926:10 Wed to Harold Everett Frizzell, 11/18/1927:4 Attention baseball players interested in twilight league (ad), McFarlin, Wilson 04/16/1926:10 Killed at Bull Run 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Fined $10 for possession of gaming implements, 10/01/1926:1 McGillis, Daniel Purchases East Freetown property, plans another station, 10/07/1927:3 Fight with Flutie results in assault charge, 03/20/1925:3 Has Super Oil burner installed, 11/30/1928:1 Discharged on charge of assault and battery, 03/27/1925:6 Joe Connor manager of store in Lakeville, 02/22/1929:6 McGillis, Nellie McKechnie, J.T. Severely ill with diphtheria, 05/27/1927:1 Service station at Fall Brook (ad), 05/01/1925:3 McGinley, Julia Cure for bad business in Middleboro (ad), 04/09/1926:5 Funeral held in Boston, 07/20/1928:2 Agent for Borden & Remington Co. (ad), 08/05/1927:5 McGinn, Nellie Employs Bert Fuller and Emil Savard, 08/19/1927:1 Engaged to Frank M. Conant, 08/30/1929:4 Moves Antique Dealers' Exchange to North St, 10/28/1927:1 Wed to Frank M. Conant, 10/25/1929:6 Employs Catherine Campbell, 10/28/1927:4 McGrady, Corinne Mr and Mrs C.P. Smith take charge of East Middleboro store, Fined $50 on liquor charge, 05/25/1928:1 11/25/1927:1 McGrady, Florence M. Employs Mrs C.P. Smith, 08/24/1928:5 Engaged to Frederick J. Mills, 10/16/1925:3 McKenna, James J. McGrady, Florence Mildred Middleboro Laundry Co. truck collides with McKenna's auto on North Wedding described, 10/30/1925:1 Main St, 03/12/1926:1 Wed to Frederick John Mills, 10/30/1925:4 McKenney, Hugh McGrady, George Moves from Cook St to Brockton, 01/28/1927:1 Resides in Providence, RI, 07/08/1927:1 McKenzie, Charles McGrady, George R. Obituary, 06/25/1926:9 Daughter born, 05/22/1925:1 McKenzie, Mrs Charles McGrady, James Employed at coat factory in Middleboro, 01/28/1927:2 Oil stolen from Barden Hill place, 07/29/1927:1 McKeown, Lillian Sails for Ireland, 12/09/1927:3 Moves from Centre St to Medford, 08/06/1926:3 Sells Wareham St property to Rockland party, 06/01/1928:4 Returns to Middleboro, 01/21/1927:7 McGrady, James E. McKeown, William Liquor raid at Barden Hill, 09/02/1927:1 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 McGrady, John Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Chimney fire at home, 12/24/1926:3 McKinnon, Donald W. McGrady, John R. Engaged to Mary Claire Linehan, 09/07/1928:1 Sewage and water system work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 McKinnon, Normina Young Norman Hale drowns in Gammons' cesspool, 06/05/1925:2 Resides in Topsham, ME, 12/25/1925:1

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McKnight (Mr) McNeil, James Lakeville farm sold to Ruby Brown, 09/11/1925:7 Employed at Whitman's department store, 07/31/1925:2 McLaren, Sarah A. James Fasulo hit and dragged by auto driven by McNeil, 12/31/1926:1 Widow of David dies at age 88, 03/20/1925:4 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 08/05/1927:1 Obituary, 03/27/1925:9 Employed at Trade Mark Store, 08/23/1929:1 McLaughlin, Benjamin F. McNeil, Russell Saws finger off at Harlow's mill 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Daughter born, 03/30/1928:2, 4 McLaughlin, Freeman McNeil, William Gets lost coming home from Town House 50 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Auto struck by driver from Melrose, 08/06/1926:6 McLaughlin, John C. McQuade, Annie Engaged to Olive Chamberlain, 06/14/1929:1 Bookkeeper at Powrie & Ryder, 08/31/1928:1 McLean, Katherine McQuade, Catherine Lets North Lakeville place to Mrs E. Ganyer, 06/11/1926:2 Wife of James dies at age 73, 02/15/1929:4 McLeod, Annie Obituary, 02/22/1929:1 Youth sent to Boston Psychopathic hospital after larceny of $30, McQuade, James 08/23/1929:1 Makes unusual peanut taffy at Tripp's, 01/07/1927:1 McLeod, Edith Obituary, 09/06/1929:1 Replaces teacher Hattie Barden 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Brookline man dies at age 68, 09/06/1929:4 McLeod, George Will in probate, 09/20/1929:5 Son born, 10/22/1926:3 McQueen, Susan Daughter born, 12/28/1928:4 Head nurse at St. Luke's, 07/30/1926:1 McLeod, Margaret Head nurse of St. Luke's, 08/12/1927:6 Gasoline fire does no damage, 07/22/1927:1 Purchases new Chevrolet, 06/22/1928:1 McLeod, Peter Popular nurse leaves town for Nova Scotia, 10/26/1928:4 Moves from Courtland St to Elm St, 10/23/1925:9 McRae, Jean McLeod, Phyllis Elizabeth Accepts post at State Farm, 03/18/1927:1 Born to George, 12/28/1928:4 McSherey, James McLeod, Robert Died at 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Dies in Framingham, 01/25/1929:7 McTaggart, Eliza McLoud, Edith Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Preceptress at Peirce Academy 50 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 McVey, Martha McMahon, William S. Former cook now runs restaurant at depot, 01/07/1927:1 Son born, 04/03/1925:1 McVicker, Harold E. McManus, Albert Fined $10 for drunkenness, 03/11/1927:1 Son born, 08/05/1927:1 McWilliams, Mrs Edward McManus, Albert V. Moves to Pawtucket, RI, 05/29/1925:8 Wed to Clara Jacinthe, 01/07/1927:8 Resides in Pawtucket, RI, 07/08/1927:1 McManus, Edward Meade (Mr) Purchases Boehme place on Rice St 25 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Sells Ford place on Wareham St at auction, 07/12/1929:1 McManus, John Everett Meade, Mrs Edwin Wed to Vera Hoadley, 11/09/1928:1, 4 Resides in Danville, VA, 12/14/1928:1 McManus, William Meagher, William E. Arizona resident visits mother here, 08/21/1925:1 Rock recluse found dead in home, 01/30/1925:1 Resides in Arizona, 09/18/1925:1 Meagher, William F. McMillan, L.W. Will in probate, 02/06/1925:2 Moves here from Falmouth, 11/12/1926:2 Means, Bernice Walton McMullen, John Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 English setter McMullen's Freckles wins distinction at show in Wed to Norman Arvid Thornquist, 09/20/1929:4 Auburndale, 06/17/1927:1 Measles McMullen, John R. North Middleboro pupils afflicted, 02/13/1925:1 Setter takes award at Boston dog show, 03/04/1927:6 Teacher Dorothy Robinson ill, 02/20/1925:4 Dog takes prize at Bridgewater fair, 09/16/1927:7 Pleasant Street School pupils ill with German measles, 05/29/1925:4 Setter takes prize at Brockton fair, 10/14/1927:2 Prevalent in Lakeville school children, 02/26/1926:7 McMullen, Katherine Many Rock children have light form, 04/09/1926:6 Wed to Lawrence Kelley, 11/06/1925:4 Mrs C.S. Millerd ill, 04/09/1926:8 McNabb, John Gerard Ryder recovers from German measles, 05/14/1926:6 Son born, 09/03/1926:5 Lyman Thomas ill, 06/04/1926:4 McNabb, John A. Barbara Hoard ill, 06/11/1926:7 Drunk case continued, 02/17/1928:4 Lucy Maxim recovers, 06/18/1926:1 House painting (ad), 09/20/1929:8 Numerous cases in Rock, 06/18/1926:4 McNally, Alfred Braiman Disease light in Rock, no quarantine, 06/25/1926:2 Wed to Arlene Amenda Baker, 05/20/1927:4 Milton Drake and Frank Robinson afflicted, 07/09/1926:6 McNally, John Ralph DeMoranville house under quarantine for measles, 07/23/1926:2 Harvests about 1,000 tons of ice 25 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Caroline Drake ill, 07/23/1926:7 McNamara, James Nearly 100 cases reported in epidemic 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Moves to Mystic, CT, 03/13/1925:2 Hits North Middleboro pupils 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 McNamara, Sarah Elizabeth Three cases reported, 04/13/1928:9 Obituary, 05/15/1925:1 Russell Tripp under quarantine, 04/20/1928:9 McNamara, Sarah Elizabeth Fitzgerald Mr Armes ill 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Dies at age 75, 05/15/1925:4 Esther Marcella Cannon ill, 05/04/1928:6

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Measles cont. Mello, Manuel, Jr. Maurice Goodell ill, 05/04/1928:6 Sees Charles Lindbergh in Providence, 07/29/1927:1 Graham children quarantined, 05/11/1928:2 Wedding described, 10/28/1927:1 Marcella Cannon not suffering from measles, report in error, Son born, 08/24/1928:4 05/11/1928:2 Moves from Wareham St to Forest St, 05/03/1929:1 Wallace Warner quarantined, 05/11/1928:2 Mello, Manuel S. Epidemic continues to increase, 05/25/1928:9 Files for divorce, 01/20/1928:3 Caldwell, Shaw, and Young children ill, 06/01/1928:3 Mello, Marie Makes appearance in North Middleboro, 06/01/1928:4 Engaged to Manuel Pavao, 06/01/1928:1, 4 So prevalent at Rock that no Children's day concert will be held, Wed to Manuel Pavao, 06/08/1928:4 06/08/1928:5 Mellon, Ralph Hartling and Nash ill, 07/13/1928:4 Wed to Josie Begley, 01/21/1927:1 Ten cases reported, 04/05/1929:2 Mellor, Cora Emily Two cases reported here, 04/19/1929:1 Engaged to Irving Haven Coffin, 07/23/1926:5 Bertha Huntley recovers, 05/03/1929:4 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 Meat Markets Wed to Irving Haven Coffin, 08/06/1926:4 see also The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Mellor, James C.A. Newhall, butcher's route for sale (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Lets apartment to Elizabeth and Elsie Wells, 10/18/1929:1 Frank Dutra purchases meat route of C.A. Newhall, 04/24/1925:4 Mellville, Robert N.M. Sampson, fresh killed ducklings (ad), 06/05/1925:4 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 The People's Market, 40 North Main St (ad), 09/11/1925:5 Melons A.W. Bryant in business 50 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 J.A. Thomas Co. champion muskmelon producers, 10/08/1926:1 Wholesale price of beef highest in 35 years 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Edith Graham takes fourth for muskmelons at Brockton fair, G.W. Clapp opens meat market 50 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 10/29/1926:3 Plee Zing Market, 17 West St (ad), 10/25/1929:6 L.T. Miller grows 31-lb. watermelon 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Medical Care J.A. Thomas, musk melons for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:5 see also Drugs and Medicines; Middleboro - Board of Health; Nurses James Thomas grows fine musk melons, 09/13/1929:1 and Nursing; Physicians James Thomas wins premium for musk melon at Bridgewater, Meier, William 09/20/1929:1 Purchases Highland Rd place from Horace Ryder, 12/23/1927:6 Melton, James Meiers, William Insane murderer incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners involved, Moves into new home on Highland St, 12/30/1927:5 02/17/1928:7 Melhinch, Electa Arnold Melville, David Wife of George Franklin dies in Ogdensburg, NY, 09/25/1925:4 Wed to Madeline Marshall, 03/01/1929:4 Melic, William Wedding described, 03/01/1929:9 Fined $10 for drunkenness, 10/23/1925:9 Melville, David McClellan Melix, Emma I. Engaged to Madeline Margaret Marshall, 02/22/1929:4 Petition for administration of estate, 07/17/1925:5 Melville, Donald Melix, Fay Elizabeth Daughter born, 06/21/1929:4 Born to Leon F., 08/20/1926:1 Melville, Robert Melix, Leon Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Daughter born, 01/16/1925:8 Melville, Robert, Jr. Melix, Leon F. Wed to Viola H. Shaw, 06/19/1925:6 Daughter born, 08/20/1926:1 Melville, Robert W. Melix, William W. Wed to Viola H. Shaw in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Pleads guilty to attempted larceny, 04/05/1929:6 Memorial Day Mellen, Laura see also Grand Army of the Republic Post 8 Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Services held at Central ME Church, 06/01/1928:2 Mellen, Thomas Securing flowers for graves a large undertaking for Women's Relief Purchases Amasa Lamb estate at auction 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Corps, 05/31/1929:1 Mello (infant) Unitarian church hosts Memorial Sunday service, 05/31/1929:3 Daughter of Joseph and Mary Rocha dies, 10/28/1927:4 Mendall (Mr) Mello, Alice And Weston contract to build for Perkins 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 Husband files for divorce, 01/20/1928:3 And Vaughan build stable for Sherman 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Mello, Augusta Mendall, Jeanne Francis Purchases West Grove St tenement from Louise Collins, 01/08/1926:1 Born to Ralph B., 08/27/1926:2 Mello, Augusta Bettencourt Mendall, L. Bernard Engaged to Manuel Gonsalves, 09/28/1928:4 New director at Middleborough Co-operative Bank, 09/24/1926:1 Mello, John Mendall, L.B. Son born, 07/12/1929:4 Employed at post office, 08/28/1925:4 Mello, Joseph Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Son born, 02/13/1925:4 Employed at post office, 01/08/1926:8 Mello, Manuel Assistant postmaster, 08/13/1926:1 Giovennetti charged with assault on Mello, case dropped, 03/20/1925:3 Lets Peirce St apartment to William Winberg, 09/24/1926:1 Obituary, 12/25/1925:1 Chimney fire at home, 12/24/1926:3 Dies at age 48, 12/25/1925:4 Assistant postmaster, 11/11/1927:3 Mello, Manuel B., Jr. Slips while cleaning auto, strains back, 05/24/1929:7 Wed to Lois Evelyn Nelson, 10/28/1927:4

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Mendall, Ralph B. Merritt, Francis Keith shoe salesman addresses Central Congregational Men's club, Wed to Hattie Eames, 03/05/1926:7 12/18/1925:4 Daughter born, 07/20/1928:5, 6 Employed at Keith company, 01/08/1926:1 Merritt, Gertrude Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Obituary, 05/14/1926:9 Daughter born, 08/27/1926:2 Funeral held in North Carver, 05/21/1926:5 Mendall, S. Merritt, Gertrude Elizabeth Builds house for Levi Hall 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Born to Francis, 07/20/1928:5 Mendall, Sylvanus Merrow, C.L. Sells Vine St property to Michael Cronan 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Resides in Sangerville, ME, 12/03/1926:3 Dies 25 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Merry, William Bradford And Shaw contract to build house for Fagan 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Wed to Corinne Josephine Moran, 05/21/1926:5 Mendall, Theodore Meseroll, James Resides in Peoria, IL, 03/18/1927:1, 05/04/1928:1 Veteran mail carrier falls on ice, breaks shoulder, 02/06/1925:9 Mendall, Theodore F. Dies at age 85, 06/26/1925:4 Moves to Peoria, IL, 02/26/1926:8 Obituary, 06/26/1925:7 Arrives at new home in Peoria, IL, 03/12/1926:5 Meserve, Leslie Mendall & Bosworth Engaged to Emma Louise Parshley, 02/18/1927:1 Dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Mesroll, James Partnership dissolved 50 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Petition for administration of estate, 08/07/1925:7 Mendell, Chester S. Estate administration petition presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/02/1927:8 Messer (Mr) Mendes (Mr) Sullivan purchases Messer farm at Wappanucket 25 years ago, Son born, 04/27/1928:1 10/01/1926:6 Mendes, Henry Messer, Mrs Henry Chimney fire at Plympton St home, 05/29/1925:8 Brother dies in Amherst, Nova Scotia, 12/31/1926:6 Menowsky, Vincentina Messer, William B. Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Estate administrator presents account, 02/05/1926:9 Wife of Anthony dies at age 36, 04/15/1927:4 Messerole, James Meranda, Almerco Mail carrier falls on ice, fractures shoulder, 02/13/1925:3 Wed to Tovine Nunes, 04/15/1927:1 Metal Work Merrell, Charles W. see also Foundries; Murdock Parlor Grate Co. Engaged to Mildred Gertrude Corayer, 10/19/1928:4 Middleboro Welding Co., 10 Station St (ad), 01/23/1925:8 Merriam, Belle Peirce & Page dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Moves from Reland St to Staples' Shore, 05/27/1927:1 M.W. Baxter, sheet metal work (ad), 11/13/1925:10 Merrick, John R. Gerard Shaw disposes of interest in Colonial Brass Co., 09/16/1927:6 Petition for administration of estate, 01/11/1929:10 Baxter's Repair Shop, No. 6 Everett St (ad), 09/16/1927:8 GAR member memorialized at service, 05/31/1929:1 Metcalf, Dorothy Elizabeth Merrick, John Randolph Born to Raymond, 01/01/1926:1 Barnstable man dies at age 92, 01/04/1929:4 Metcalf, Mrs John Merrick, Marcus Resides in Cincinnati, OH, 04/27/1928:2 Lets Centre St apartment to Charles Reynolds, 02/18/1927:7 Metcalf, Raymond Sells Center St cottage to Mary Robinet, 06/07/1929:1 Daughter born, 01/01/1926:1 Merrick, Marcus A. Moves from Peirce St to Pearl St, 10/01/1926:3 Fred Hanson builds house on Benton St, 09/06/1929:1 Employed at A&P store, 08/12/1927:1 Merrihew, Albert C. Moves from Pearl St to Taunton, 08/19/1927:2 Class of 1929 prophet (p), 06/21/1929:1 Metevier, Nelson Class prophecy, 06/21/1929:3 Rhode Island boy drowns at Flax Pond in Carver, 08/21/1925:7 Merrihew, Albert H. Metevier, Nelson J. Obituary, 01/22/1926:1 Carver boy dies at age 14, 08/21/1925:4 Brockton man dies at age 76, 01/22/1926:4 Methodist Church Merrihew, John see also Central Methodist Episcopal Church; South Middleboro Moves to Quincy, 09/18/1925:4 Methodist Episcopal Church Merrihew, Lillian House formerly Methodist parsonage (p), 07/31/1925:1 Dancer performs at Brockton City theatre, 05/21/1926:1 Rev. Manning secured by Methodists 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Employed at W.T. Grant Co., 09/09/1927:3 Rev Edward Towle renews contract with Methodists 50 years ago, Merrihew, Lucy E. 04/01/1927:6 Honored for 30 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 Methodist mission successful (l) (Carl G. Kendall), 03/02/1928:1 Merrihew, Paul Leonard Members discuss bell 50 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Born to William, 05/13/1927:7 Hangs bell 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Infant son of William and Jennie MacNeil dies, 09/16/1927:3 Rev Towles preaches last service 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Merrihew, William Rev Kingsley pastor of ME Church 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Son born, 05/13/1927:7 Meyer, Harry E. Merrill, George H. Bunco artist in court 25 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Engages in business in Brighton 50 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 M.H. Cushing & Co. Merritt, Albion W. see also Cushing, Matthew H. First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Cobb, Bates & Yerxa grocery business passes to Cushing 25 years ago, Merritt, Ellery I. 01/30/1925:7 Funeral held in Bryantville, 05/25/1928:1 Moves to American Building 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Builds addition to stables 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3

190 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

M.H. Cushing & Co. cont. Middleboro – Board of Assessors cont. Cobb, Bates & Yerxa consolidates with Cushing 25 years ago, Congratulated on reduced tax rate, 07/26/1929:1 02/27/1925:3 Bertha Cushing concludes services as assistant to tax collector, Decides against move to Peirce block 25 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 10/04/1929:1 Receives 2.076 bushels of oats 25 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 Middleboro - Board of Health Admits Walter Allen into partnership 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 see also Diseases; Refuse and Refuse Disposal; Sewage Disposal Clerks from old grocery (p), 04/20/1928:1 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Old grain sack still in circulation 25 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 E.H. Clark resigns 25 years ago, replaced by Norman Smith, Organizes for year 25 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 02/15/1929:9 Has houses fumigated 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Matthew Cushing retires from grocery firm 25 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 Grocer employs Eugene Sampson 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Leonidas Deane resigns 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Notice regarding disposal of swill (ad), 07/01/1927:8 Michael, Joseph Asks for donations of clothing, 10/21/1927:1 Little damage in fire at West Grove St house, 10/29/1926:2 Burgess undertakes thorough inspection of cows and milk cans 25 years Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay Street Railway Co. (25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 ago) Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Rochester selectmen grant franchise, 01/02/1925:3 Agent Burgess encourages folks to clean out cellars 25 years ago, Not yet secured franchise, 01/30/1925:7 03/09/1928:7 Surveyors go over route, 04/10/1925:5 Notice on disposal of husks, pods, and cobs (ad), 08/17/1928:6 Granted franchise in Bourne, 04/17/1925:7 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Granted franchise in Wareham, 10/16/1925:7 John Wheeler replaced by John Connor as health officer, 03/08/1929:1 Subscriptions close here, 12/11/1925:7 Report on contagious diseases, 04/05/1929:2 First assessment on subscriptions called, 12/18/1925:7 John Wheeler concludes services, 04/05/1929:6 Petition for permission to incorporate, 01/22/1926:7 License examinations discontinued pending check of prevailing Petition for incorporation submitted to legislature, 02/05/1926:7 diseases, 05/03/1929:1 Car loads of rails and sleepers arrive, 04/02/1926:7 New office, that of physician, created, 05/03/1929:1 Survey chief Hodges in town, 04/16/1926:7 Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Twenty carloads of rails arrive, 05/28/1926:7 Milk inspector Edward Van Dusen resigns, 08/16/1929:1 Work of laying track progresses, 07/02/1926:7 Selectmen vote to add to transportation fund, 10/04/1929:2 Whittemore & Starbuck contract to build car barn, 07/30/1926:6 Regulations concerning plumbing, 10/18/1929:11 Five cars added to line, 08/06/1926:5 Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare Junk dealers steal construction materials, 08/27/1926:6 see also Poor Farm First passenger cars to Onset run, 09/03/1926:6 Report for 1927, 01/27/1928:6 New vestibule cars expected, 09/17/1926:7 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Commissioners approve $750,000 bond issue, 10/01/1926:6 Remaining articles addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 John Emery resigns, 12/24/1926:6 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Cars equipped with portable telephones, 01/07/1927:7 Receives left-over winter coat stock from The Kiddy Shop, Establishes reading room for employees, 02/04/1927:6 03/15/1929:1 First electric car on Cape Cod makes run, 04/29/1927:6 Peirce Estate reaches agreement with town to house poor in tenements, Complimented in Brockton Enterprise, 07/08/1927:6 04/26/1929:1 Six new 15-bench open cars arrive, 07/15/1927:6 Fund transfer subject of special town meeting, 06/21/1929:1 Petitions for locations on Centre St, 08/05/1927:8 Tuesday's town meeting (l) (J.A. Thomas), 06/21/1929:1 New freight car out on trial, 10/28/1927:6 Report on recent work, 08/16/1929:1 Granted leave to withdraw track petition, 04/13/1928:7 Clerk Hathaway has opinion on funds transfer (l), 10/04/1929:5 Makes agreement with East Taunton line for beach traffic 25 years ago, Fund transfer subject of special town meeting, 10/11/1929:1 07/06/1928:2 Mrs Hathaway gives detailed report to selectmen, 11/08/1929:1 General manager Charles Cox resigns, 11/16/1928:7 Statement by assessor Boynton (l), 11/08/1929:4 Service resumes, 05/24/1929:6 Controversy lies in spirit of "get what you can", 11/22/1929:1 Makes record run, 06/21/1929:6 View of situation from Brockton Enterprise (poem), 11/22/1929:1 Middleboro - Board of Assessors Open letter to Alexander Heath about welfare department (l) (B.L. see also Taxation - Middleboro Jennings), 12/20/1929:4 James Gardner resigns, 01/02/1925:5 Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters Harrison Shurtleff appointed to vacancy, 01/30/1925:1 Schedule of registration meetings (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Adds 20 names to list 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 William Boynton appointed assessor for three years, 02/20/1925:1 Adds 70 names to list 25 years ago, 10/30/1925:6 Responsible for state census, to hire enumerators, 04/03/1925:1 Registration schedule (ad), 12/18/1925:5 Requests for true lists (ad), 04/10/1925:3 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Employs Bessie Bailey, 08/07/1925:2 Sylvanus Brett fills vacancy, 08/13/1926:7 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Notice of registration schedule (ad), 08/27/1926:8 Figures from 50 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Adds 37 names to list, 09/17/1926:1 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Adds 27 names to list, 10/22/1926:1 Call for true lists, 05/13/1927:7 Registration schedule (ad), 12/17/1926:5 Tax assessors from 1841 listed (p), 07/29/1927:1 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Report of assessors, 01/20/1928:3 Registration schedule (ad), 11/25/1927:10 Determines tax rate for 1928, 08/17/1928:1 Eleven names added to list, 12/02/1927:1 Valuation figures for 1928, 08/24/1928:1 Adds 17 names to list, 12/30/1927:1 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Sixteen names added to list, 01/06/1928:1 Sets tax rate at $35.20, 07/19/1929:1 Notice of registration schedule (ad), 03/23/1928:3 Thirty-five names added to list, 04/27/1928:1

191 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters cont. Middleboro - Fire Department cont. Registration schedule (ad), 08/03/1928:9 Fall River appreciates help (l), 02/17/1928:3 Change in schedule (ad), 08/17/1928:10 Final articles resolved at last session of town meeting, 03/16/1928:3 Results of September registration sessions, 08/31/1928:1 Reported unrest leads to investigation of department, 03/23/1928:1 Adds 108 names to voting list, 09/28/1928:1 Department praised for recent work, 04/27/1928:1 Adds 88 names to list, 10/12/1928:1 Letter of thanks to fire department (l) (George Dupont), 04/27/1928:5 Last chance to register (ad), 10/12/1928:5 Inspection tour planned, 10/19/1928:1 Adds 364 names to last at last meeting before election, 10/19/1928:1 Water supply sought at Rock for better fire protection, 10/26/1928:6 Registration schedule (ad), 12/14/1928:7 Inspections to commence, 10/26/1928:9 Five names added to list, 12/21/1928:4 Letter of appreciation to department (l) (E.L. Cook Brick Co.), Minnie Jones takes seat on board, 03/01/1929:1 11/30/1928:1 Adds nine names to list, 12/06/1929:1 Tests new water supply at Rock, 11/30/1928:1 Registration schedule, 12/13/1929:9 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Adds five names to list, 12/20/1929:1 Losses due to fires low 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Middleboro - Board of Selectmen Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Organizes for upcoming year, 02/20/1925:1 Signal mistaken for traffic light, 08/09/1929:1 Organizes for year 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Action on two-platoon system postponed, 09/06/1929:1 Organizes for upcoming year, 01/22/1926:1 Middleboro - Fire Department (equipment) Gets $2.50 per diem 50 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Why new equipment needed, 06/25/1926:1 Organizes for year 25 years ago, 03/26/1926:6, 03/11/1927:5 Over 100 voters attend town meeting to consider new alarm equipment, Agnes Boynton offers suggestions to planning board (l), 11/04/1927:1 07/23/1926:1 Results of voting at last meeting, 12/30/1927:1 Purchases $400 worth of hose 50 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Holds organizational meeting, addresses changes to bus schedule, No longer furnish list of fire alarm boxes, 12/09/1927:1 01/27/1928:1 "Enquirer" asks about new engine and equipment (l), 01/13/1928:1 Makes appointments, 02/24/1928:1 The necessity for a new fire truck (l) (C.W. Maxim), 02/10/1928:1 Can Peirce Estate trustee legally serve as selectman? (l), 01/11/1929:1 Remaining articles addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 Tillson speaks to Commercial Club on local projects, 01/11/1929:1 Recent fires underscore Maxim's request, 03/02/1928:1 Open letter to Judge Washburn (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/18/1929:2 Repeater installed at station, 03/30/1928:8 Organizes with Frederic Noble as chair (p), 01/25/1929:1 New repeater demonstrated, 04/27/1928:1 Already breaks campaign pledges (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 02/15/1929:1 New pumper put into service (p), 05/04/1928:2 Makes appointments, 03/01/1929:1 Fire alarm box locations changed due to underground wiring, No business conducted due to lack of quorum, 03/15/1929:1 08/03/1928:4 Discusses parking, grant licenses, heating system for School St School, Hydrant locations near Nevertouch Pond considered, 08/24/1928:5 04/19/1929:1 Alarm bells complimented by visitor, 08/31/1928:1 Changes office at Town House, 11/01/1929:1 Rumor concerning new pumper not true (l), 01/11/1929:1 Agitation for itemized town report, 12/20/1929:9 Hydrant at Rock tested, 11/01/1929:3 Middleboro - Fire Department Fire alarm at Centre and South Main St labeled to avoid confusion for see also Firemen's Relief Organization; Middleboro Fire District autoists, 12/13/1929:1 Annual report, 01/30/1925:7 Middleboro - Fire Department (facilities) Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Peirce trustees offer to finance station (l) (Chester E. Weston), Engine 1 and crew help with Bridgewater blaze, 02/20/1925:7 06/12/1925:1 Several thousand attend annual field day, 08/21/1925:2 Warrant for special town meeting, 06/19/1925:7 Hose Coupling team takes first at Mansfield contest, 08/28/1925:4 Engine house subject of special town meeting, 07/03/1925:1 New law to keep onlookers at fires to a minimum, 09/18/1925:1 Bachelors have snug quarters at central station, 07/17/1925:1 Ladder raising team takes honors in East Braintree, 09/18/1925:2 Construction of engine house on Washburn's land open to question 50 Hose coupling and ladder raising teams do well in North Attleboro, years ago, 08/21/1925:6 09/25/1925:3 Sale of Drew property brings new fire station closer, 09/25/1925:1 Letter of thanks for aid at State Farm fire (l), 10/30/1925:1 Wilson G. Harlow submits plans for new station (i), 10/16/1925:1 Williams runs fire truck into Robinson's store sign, 11/20/1925:1 New engine house to have 100-barrel cistern 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Seven calls in one day, 01/01/1926:3 Frame for new Oak St engine house up 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Nine alarms and $3,200 in damages in 1900, 01/15/1926:6 Contract for lumber construction awarded to Brockton company, Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 11/27/1925:7 Generous number of voters at town meeting, not stingy, 02/12/1926:1 New engine house looks odd 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Notice to property owners to remove combustibles, 04/30/1926:4 Brockton firm to supervise construction of new fire hall, 03/19/1926:1 Firefighters do well at Bridgewater field day, 08/06/1926:8 Ralph Bassett contracts to do wiring at new fire station, Lloyd Perkins & Holds annual field day on Elk's field at Everett Square, 08/20/1926:1 Son to do plumbing and heating, 04/23/1926:1 Participate in field day at Hanson, 09/03/1926:2 Request for bids to paint new station (ad), 05/28/1926:9 New law allowing passage of emergency vehicles to be strictly enforced Warrant for special town meeting to address fire station, 06/18/1926:9 here (ad), 09/17/1926:8 Fred Johnson contracts to paint new fire station, 07/02/1926:1 Men do well at Attleboro event, 09/24/1926:1 First pigeon moves into new facility, 10/22/1926:1 Hose 3 chooses officers 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 New station on North Main St dedicated (p), 12/31/1926:1 Should town carry its own insurance ? (l) (Lyman P. Thomas), Celebration of 2nd anniversary of new station, 01/04/1929:3 01/21/1927:2 Middleboro - Fire Department (staff) Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Howard Hopkins chauffeur at central engine house, 09/04/1925:8 Hosts meeting of Plymouth County Foresters' Association, 05/06/1927:1 Group at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Statistics for 1927, 01/20/1928:10 Permanent staffers ask for pay raise, 02/05/1926:1 Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Fire police elected 25 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Volunteers help with blaze in Fall River, 02/10/1928:1 Changes made in personnel, 04/15/1927:1 Crew volunteers at Fall River fire, 02/10/1928:8 Firemen receive annual stipend 25 years ago, 12/09/1927:8 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Firemen form basketball team, 12/21/1928:4

192 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Middleboro - Fire Department (staff) cont. Middleboro - Police Department Enterprise Hook and Ladder Co. elects officers 25 years ago, Annual report, 01/23/1925:1 01/11/1929:8 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Fire chief resigns (l) (C.W. Maxim), 01/18/1929:1 Chief Sisson catches East Providence man after speedy chase, Selectmen accept resignation of Chief Maxim, 02/01/1929:1 07/10/1925:1 Two-platoon system proposal presented at town meeting, 02/15/1929:1 Chief Sisson chases Rhode Island man and 50 gallons of moonshine, Elects officers 50 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 07/31/1925:1 George A. Philbrook new fire chief (p), 05/03/1929:1 Chief Sisson called on to control swarm of bees, 08/14/1925:8 Long drawn out question of succession concluded, 05/03/1929:1 Annual report, 01/08/1926:1 Chauffeur John Williams replaced by Edward Farley, 06/14/1929:1 One drunk is single arrest in January, 01/22/1926:1 Two-platoon system approved by attorney general, 07/12/1929:1 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Amendment to by-laws (ad), 07/12/1929:5 Generous number of voters at town meeting, not stingy, 02/12/1926:1 Two-platoon system to go before selectmen, 08/23/1929:1 Selectmen appoint special police for highway construction, Two-platoon system discussed at selectmen's meeting, 08/30/1929:1 05/21/1926:5 Two-platoon system voted at selectmen's meeting (p), 09/20/1929:4 A. Tremaine Smith serves on force over the 4th, 07/09/1926:3 Former Boston fireman Taylor favors two-platoon system, 10/04/1929:2 James Burgess appointed special police officer 50 years ago, Two-platoon system inaugurated, 11/01/1929:2 07/23/1926:6 Questions answered concerning two-platoon system, 11/08/1929:1 Annual report, 11/19/1926:1, 01/14/1927:3 Middleboro - Health Department (see Middleboro - Board of Health) Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Middleboro - Highway Department Speaker at station dedication writes on democratic process (l) (Angus Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 MacDonald), 02/18/1927:1 About 2,100 tons of stone crushed since January 1st, 03/20/1925:6 Use disguise to catch circus shysters, 07/15/1927:3 Makes improvements to Oak, North, and Clifford St, 04/10/1925:1 Annual report, 10/14/1927:4 Plans new thoroughfare between School and North Main St 25 years Report for 1927, 01/13/1928:1 ago, 06/05/1925:6 Record number of minors in court last year, 01/27/1928:1 Azel Eaton retires, 10/23/1925:2 Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Azel Eaton presented gold watch after 25 years of service, 11/06/1925:1 John Luippold chief of constables 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Makes much needed repairs to Smith St, 01/08/1926:2 Lovell and Phinney appointed to special police 25 years ago, Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 05/04/1928:8 Fourteen-year-old stone crusher exchanged for new one 25 years ago, Night watchman Gibbs resigned, replaced by Boynton 25 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 06/08/1928:7 Purchases handsome pair of grays 25 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Bill for police service on the 4th $455 twenty-five years ago, Budget discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1926:1 07/20/1928:8 Begins macadam patching work, 03/26/1926:2 Annual report, 10/19/1928:1 Fine piece of North St completed, 07/23/1926:5 Twentieth annual report, 01/11/1929:1 Repairs made to Centre and Pleasant St, 11/05/1926:1 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 Purchases new motorcycle, 04/12/1929:5 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Signal mistaken for traffic light, 08/09/1929:1 Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Chief posts new tour of duty schedules for officers, 09/06/1929:1 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Chief submits annual report, 10/11/1929:3 Superintendent Shiverick replaced by Chace 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Goodwin and Amsden appointed special officers 25 years ago, New gravel crusher arrives, 05/25/1928:10 11/01/1929:6 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Justin Caswell files complaint with selectmen, 12/06/1929:5 Selectmen make allocations for street repair, 03/22/1929:1 Middleboro - School Committee John Chace re-appointed superintendent of streets 25 years ago, see also Schools - Middleboro 04/05/1929:6 Adelia Richards wants woman to remain on Committee (l), Patches Centre St, 05/03/1929:1 01/02/1925:1 Benton St rebuilt 25 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 School superintendent Bates' annual report (l), 01/23/1925:3 Tractor battery and coils stolen, 05/17/1929:1 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Covering Centre St tracks a service, 05/24/1929:1 Discontinues "no-school" signal, 02/13/1925:8 Review of work to date, 06/21/1929:2 Organizes for upcoming year, 02/13/1925:8 Secures new wagon 25 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Offices renovated, 03/13/1925:1 Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Votes to forbid use of schools for public or private dances, 06/12/1925:1 Applies coat of oil to Wareham St, 07/26/1929:1 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Completes gravel road on Summer St to intersection with Murdock St, Budget discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1926:1 08/16/1929:1 Annie Dean resigns, 02/12/1926:3 Rebuilds Rice St, 09/20/1929:1 Organizes for upcoming year, 03/12/1926:1 Selectmen to make regular inspections of work, 10/11/1929:7 W.H. Southworth accepts board post 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Excise tax from railroad enriches coffers 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Fred Alger new chair, 09/17/1926:1 Details of work done this season, 11/15/1929:3 Fred Alger valuable addition, 09/24/1926:3 Photos of work on display at Music Shop, 11/15/1929:5 Names truant officers 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Collapsed culvert on Cedar St brought up to selectmen, 12/06/1929:5 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Snow plow still untested, 12/13/1929:1 Personnel changes addressed at meeting, 04/29/1927:1 Estimate made for next year's work, 12/20/1929:2 Adelia C. Richards resigns, 06/17/1927:1 Middleboro - Light Board (see Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant) Mrs Stanley Alger new member, 09/16/1927:1 Middleboro - Planning Board Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 New board approved at town meeting, 02/18/1927:2 Dr Shurtleff's term expires 50 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 To be elected positions, 12/23/1927:1 Ends year with balance on hand, 01/18/1929:1 Russell Trufant new member of board, brief biography, 02/01/1929:1 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9

193 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Middleboro - School Committee cont. Middleboro Agricultural Association cont. Planned appropriations request from 25 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Fair of 1,000 thrills (ad), 05/13/1927:3 N.T. Dyer fills vacancy 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 State inspector pronounces grandstand best constructed in state, Middleboro - Street Department (see Middleboro - Highway Department) 05/20/1927:10 Middleboro - Water Department Middleboro Fair opens, biggest event in history of town, 05/27/1927:1 Pumps 6,285,000 gallons in dry December 25 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Fair compares favorably with regular county fairs, 06/03/1927:3 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Facts about one-year-old organization (ad), 06/17/1927:4 Selectmen vote on rate increases, 04/24/1925:2 Middleboro Fair brings attention to town, 07/01/1927:1 Replaces coke in filter at pumping station, 05/15/1925:6 Stock sale to go for land and improvements, 07/01/1927:1 Mains extended 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 To establish press box at grand stand, 07/08/1927:1 Tests shutoffs all over town, 10/23/1925:5 Lay out plans for upcoming season, 03/09/1928:7 Lays new mains on new street 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Opens racing season at Joe Hooker track, 06/01/1928:8 Filter cleaned at pumping station, coal sold, 11/27/1925:1 Two new track records set (t), 06/22/1928:3 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Middleboro and Taunton Railroad Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 Benjamin Bump resigns 50 years ago to work for Tom Thumb, Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 08/20/1926:6 Alexander Gurney resigns, Ralph Sampson completes 13th year, Middleboro Bakery 03/25/1927:1 August Klar sells business to John Hayes and Michael Sheehan, Lighting of standpipe a financial issue, 10/28/1927:1 01/16/1925:1 Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Open Sunday mornings (ad), 01/16/1925:5 First standpipe on Forest St (p), 04/27/1928:1 Klar posts notice of transfer of business to Hayes and Sheehan, Pros and cons of lighting standpipe, 06/08/1928:1 01/16/1925:8 Illumination of standpipe up for discussion again, 08/31/1928:1 Sheehan and Hayes announce purchase of Klar's bakery, 01/16/1925:8 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Henry King still serving customers (ad), 01/30/1925:5 Water main extensions discussed at town meeting, 02/15/1929:1 New truck catches fire near the Green, 06/12/1925:1 Extension of water mains unopposed at town meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Partnership dissolved, Sheehan continues business, 07/10/1925:4 New water mains discussed at town meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Notice of partnership dissolution, 07/10/1925:7 Frozen pipes keep department busy 25 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 Henry King driver, 08/28/1925:5 Warrentown residents sign guarantee for new water mains, 03/15/1929:6 Robert Roht severs connection with, 03/26/1926:1 Request for bids to lay water mains (ad), 04/19/1929:4 Katherine Curley resigns, 09/03/1926:1 Selectmen award bid for water main extension, 05/10/1929:10 Employs M.J. Sheehan, 09/24/1926:7 Water mains over bridge at Muttock must be laid carefully, Sells 3,700 dozen hot cross buns over Easter, 04/22/1927:5 05/17/1929:1 Extensive alterations underway, 10/21/1927:2 Extension from Nemasket bridge to Warrentown begun, 05/31/1929:1 Purchases Dodge truck, 02/24/1928:6 Bridge obstacle surmounted, progress made, 06/07/1929:1 Andrew Pasztor purchases bakery from Michael Sheehan; history of Standpipe repairs subject of special town meeting, 06/21/1929:1 business, 04/27/1928:1 Review of work to date, 06/21/1929:2 Middleboro Band Mains extended down North St 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Roundy secures concert contract in Onset 25 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Plan modifications subject of selectmen's meeting, 07/12/1929:1 Begins season at Onset 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Serenades Ira Tinkham 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Standpipe discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/26/1929:1 Band leader B.A. Roundy retires 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Steam roller mired in mud in Warrentown, 07/26/1929:5 Finances for summer concert series (l), 08/12/1927:1 Extra work involved in extensions to Warrentown, 08/02/1929:1 Middleboro Battery and Ignition Co. Selectmen award contract for standpipe repair, 08/02/1929:1 Roy Fagerberg proprietor (ad), 12/11/1925:5 Contracts for Warrentown extensions made, 08/16/1929:1 Moves up Everett St (ad), 01/01/1926:5 Waterproofing of standpipe (p), 08/16/1929:1 Middleboro Chautauqua Association Bill for Warrentown extension discussed at selectmen's meeting, see also Chautauquas 08/30/1929:1 Guarantors' meeting, 07/03/1925:1 Painting of standpipe discussed at selectmen's meeting, 08/30/1929:1 Holds guarantors' meeting, 07/03/1925:1 Joseph Beals superintendent 25 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 Middleboro Clerks' Association Payment for work on water mains subject of selectmen's meeting, Holds annual meeting 25 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 10/18/1929:1 About 50 couples attend dance 25 years ago, 12/09/1927:8 Standpipe repairs complete, 10/25/1929:1 Elects officers 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Standpipe acts as antenna and broadcaster, 11/22/1929:1 Middleboro Clothing Co. Middleboro Agricultural Association F.D. Martin, manager (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Local horsemen organize racing club, 10/16/1925:1 Employs William Curley, 08/21/1925:1 New incorporated organization secures property at Camp Joe Hooker, Alterations made to Centre St building, 05/21/1926:5 10/30/1925:1 Alteration sale (ad), 05/21/1926:11 Holds annual meeting, 01/15/1926:8 Alterations to store attract attention, 07/02/1926:1 Plane from Virginia crashes at Joe Hooker camp, 05/28/1926:2 Plate glass window broken twice, 07/23/1926:5 In praise of society (l) (J.A. Thomas), 05/28/1926:2 Employs William Curley, 08/12/1927:1 Revives horseracing at old Camp Joe Hooker (t), 05/28/1926:3 Employs John Martin, 09/02/1927:5 Results from race day (t), 06/04/1926:3 Downtown representative of Colonial Cleansers & Dyers (ad), Spring tonic event at Camp Joe Hooker grounds (ad), 06/04/1926:9 06/14/1929:2 Three-day carnival a success in every way (t), 06/18/1926:3 Employs John Martin, 08/09/1929:1 Local horses take part in contests at South Weymouth, 06/25/1926:4 Adds chip silver sign at entrance, 12/20/1929:1 Concert highlights local talent, 12/24/1926:2 Middleboro Commercial Club Holds first annual meeting, 02/04/1927:2 Old and new forms of town government discussed, 01/09/1925:1 Fred Hanson builds grandstand at Camp Joe Hooker, 05/06/1927:7 Abstract of Bates' address given to club on school grading and News of upcoming fair, 05/13/1927:2 accommodations, 01/30/1925:2

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Middleboro Commercial Club cont. Middleboro District Nursing Association cont. President Maxim, speaks on business to men's class at Central December report, 01/14/1927:6 Congregational, 02/20/1925:1 January report, 02/11/1927:9 Holds annual Ladies' Night Style Show (p), 02/20/1925:2 February report, 03/11/1927:5 Holds annual meeting, 04/10/1925:1 March report, 04/08/1927:3 Presents mock trial to capacity crowd, 12/18/1925:1 Holds annual meeting (t), 04/29/1927:2 Elk rancher Maurice Jones addresses club, 03/12/1926:1 April report, 05/06/1927:6 Holds annual meeting, 04/16/1926:1 William Egger helps with Nursing Association fund drive (ad), William Egger calls for volunteers to paint club (ad), 06/18/1926:4 05/13/1927:2 Minister to Austria Albert Washburn gives brief talk, 10/15/1926:1 May report, 06/24/1927:3 Opens entertainment with The Follies of 1890, over 700 in attendance, June report, 07/15/1927:2 03/04/1927:2 Report for July and August, 09/16/1927:2 Over sixty members gather to discuss upcoming town meeting, September report, 10/07/1927:2 01/27/1928:1 Madeline Pitman district nurse, 10/21/1927:1 Elects officers at annual meeting, 04/13/1928:1 October statistics, 11/11/1927:9 All local cast presents The Queen of the West Side to full house, District nurse Madeline Pitman provided with auto, 11/25/1927:1 04/20/1928:1 November report, 12/09/1927:2 Investigation reveals ideal working conditions, available employment at December report, 01/13/1928:2 A.J. Tower Co. (l), 10/19/1928:1 January report, 02/10/1928:4 Tillson speaks on local projects, 01/11/1929:1 February report, 03/09/1928:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/12/1929:1 March report, 04/06/1928:1 Middleboro Community Service Council Holds annual meeting (t), 05/04/1928:2 New tennis courts at Elm and Courtland St completed, 08/21/1925:1 April report, 05/11/1928:4 Tennis courts at Elm and Courtland St completed, 08/28/1925:3 Reports for May and June, 07/06/1928:1 Middleboro Cornet Band July and August reports, 09/14/1928:4 Furnish music Decoration Day 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 September report, 10/05/1928:1 Program for Promenade Concert in 1866 (p), 11/20/1925:1 October report, 11/09/1928:4 John Carter leader 50 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 November report, 12/14/1928:9 Commences outdoor concert series 50 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 December report, 01/11/1929:5 Performs in Hyannis 50 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 January report, 02/22/1929:2 Accompanies IOOF Colfax Encampment on visit Fall River in 1892 (p), February report, 03/08/1929:1 08/26/1927:1 March report, 04/05/1929:5 Profit estimates 50 years ago $60, 04/20/1928:6 Report of annual meeting (t), 06/07/1929:2 Plays at Plymouth for Decoration Day 50 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Visiting nurse Madeline Pitman resigns, 08/16/1929:1 Roster from 1877 (p), 06/15/1928:1 Accepts resignation of Pitman, 08/23/1929:1 Prepares for performance at Foxboro centennial, 06/22/1928:7 Elsie Dow appointed district nurse, 09/06/1929:3 Plays in Yarmouthport 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Clark explains situation with funding district nurse (l), 10/04/1929:1 Elects officers at annual meeting 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Middleboro Driving Club Plays in Hanson 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Harness racing men's club formed here, 03/13/1925:1 Middleboro Council of Churches (see Council of Middleboro Churches) All interested horsemen please attend (ad), 03/20/1925:8 Middleboro District Nursing Association Members meet with interested Bridgewater parties, 03/27/1925:3 Does good work since first organized, 01/09/1925:1 Opens season with series at Bridgewater, 05/29/1925:1 December report, 01/09/1925:4 Has multiple entries at races in Bridgewater, 07/03/1925:1 January report, 02/06/1925:1 Holds successful meet at Grange park in Bridgewater, 07/10/1925:1 February report, 03/06/1925:1 Holds successful matinee at Bridgewater, 08/14/1925:1 March report, 04/10/1925:3 Middleboro Fair (see Middleboro Agricultural Association) Holds annual meeting (t), 05/01/1925:6 Middleboro Fire District Citizens show satisfying interest in fund drive, 05/08/1925:2 Hook and Ladder Co. elects officers 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 April report, 05/08/1925:7 Hose Co. No. 6 elects officers 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Treasurer James Glidden resigns, 06/12/1925:3 Elects officers 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 June report, 07/10/1925:5 Purchases land to erect engine house 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Madeline Pitman district nurse, 08/07/1925:2 Purchases land from S.H. Vaughan 50 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Report for July and August, 09/18/1925:6 Assessors complete valuation 50 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Chester Shaw new treasurer, 09/18/1925:7 Fire losses total $1,000 twenty-five years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Nurse's report, 10/09/1925:2 Firemen's pay totals $2,500 twenty-five years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Not involved in sale of Christmas Seals this year, 12/04/1925:3 Young Mechanics Engine Co., No. 6 in new quarters 50 years ago, Christmas Seals on sale (l), 12/18/1925:4 01/08/1926:3 December report, 01/08/1926:7 Holds annual meeting 50 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 January report, 02/12/1926:2 Votes to buy hose, pay building committee 50 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 February report, 03/05/1926:1 Officers chosen 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Mrs Robert West named to board, 04/02/1926:1 Adjourned meeting held 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 March report, 04/09/1926:1 Foster Harlow elected treasurer for 29th year 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 Holds annual meeting, 04/30/1926:1 Foster Harlow resigns as treasurer 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 May report, 06/11/1926:6 Appoints committee for construction of reservoir 50 years ago, June report, 07/16/1926:6 06/01/1928:6 Report for July and August, 09/24/1926:2 Firemen get annual stipend of $2,227 twenty-five years ago, September report, 10/08/1926:9 12/21/1928:6 Madeline Pitman district nurse, 10/29/1926:1 Officers listed from 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 October report, 11/05/1926:1 Sells hook and ladder to Wellfleet 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 November report, 12/10/1926:3

195 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Association Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant cont. Conducts New Year's fox hunt, 01/09/1925:2 Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 Holds annual meeting, 01/30/1925:3 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Trout distributed to local streams, 03/20/1925:7 Twin gasoline engines arrive 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Second annual field day held in drizzle, 09/11/1925:2 Our electric service (l) (A son of Diogenes), 03/04/1927:2 Against proposed legislation to keep dogs out of woods March to George Philbrook addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on gas September, 12/18/1925:1 and electric meters, 03/18/1927:3 Holds annual meeting, 01/29/1926:5 Light rates lowered, 03/25/1927:1 Hosts dog show at Strand Theatre, 04/02/1926:6, 9 Electric rates reduced after exhaustive discussion, 04/08/1927:3 Annual field trials held at Lakeside, 09/10/1926:1 New rates announced (ad), 04/08/1927:6 Holds successful Thanksgiving fox hunt, 12/03/1926:3 Demand for commercial power on increase 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Fox hunt only yields two, 01/07/1927:4 Petitions to erect poles on Wareham St, 06/24/1927:10 Westgate's kennel well represented at Middleboro show, 04/01/1927:1 Twenty-five year old gas engines junked, 10/14/1927:6 Annual dog show a big success, 04/01/1927:3 Rates low compared to Wareham, 11/25/1927:1 Two days of field trials draw to successful close, 09/09/1927:3 Switch on, getting power from Brockton, 12/02/1927:1 Receives trout for distribution in local brooks, 01/27/1928:4 Gas engine not entirely a success 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Over 200 dogs at most successful show to date, 03/30/1928:6 Regulations amended (ad), 12/30/1927:4 To cooperate in establishment of game refuge along Lakeville ponds, Service interruption traced to Fall River station, 01/20/1928:3 06/08/1928:7 Remaining articles addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 Holds 5th annual field trials, 09/07/1928:2 Troubled lines produce flickering light, 05/11/1928:1 Open letter from President H.S. Wood (l), 11/02/1928:1 Install new underground transformers, 08/03/1928:4 Bird hunting hopes shattered by storm 25 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Holds all-breed show at Town House, 03/29/1929:7 MIT students conduct experiments 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Pheasants prepared for annual field trials, 08/16/1929:4 Selectmen vote on service extensions, 04/19/1929:1, 05/03/1929:1 Field trials attract 122 entries, 09/06/1929:2 Review of work to date, 06/21/1929:2 Perfect weather for Armistice Day celebration (p), 11/15/1929:1 Compliance to state rules subject of selectmen's meeting, 07/12/1929:1 Holds annual fox hunt, 12/06/1929:2 No light extension for Precinct St, 07/12/1929:1 Middleboro Free Public Library Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Miss Bullard librarian 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 New electric service discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/26/1929:1 Middleboro Fruit Co. Lakeville residents petition selectmen for service, 08/16/1929:1 Polisson & Athanasios has new name (ad), 09/20/1929:4 Extension of service to Bedford St denied at selectmen's meeting, Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant 10/18/1929:1 Frost in pipes increases gas pressure, 01/09/1925:1 Hart petitions for light service in South Lakeville, 11/08/1929:1 Old and new forms of town government discussed at Commercial club Strong argument made at selectmen's meeting for extension to South meeting, 01/09/1925:1 Middleboro, 11/08/1929:3 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 New engine ordered 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Selectmen vote on extensions to services, 04/24/1925:2 Extension to Lakeville gets yes vote, 12/06/1929:5 Changes made to transformer system 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Sued for not taking engine after testing 25 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Plans detailed for extension of mains, 08/28/1925:1 Wah Lee ordered to make restitution of $25 for theft of electricity, Selectmen study ways to improve electric service, 10/09/1925:6 12/20/1929:1 Wires new Peirce block 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Municipal light department to get new truck, 12/20/1929:2 Radio reception improved with discovery of bare wire, 01/08/1926:1 Middleboro Gas & Electric Plant - Employees Installs 500-light transformer 25 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Henrietta Wilbur accepts position, 02/06/1925:9 Radio reception improved with discovery on Rock St, 01/15/1926:1 Manager Horace Vaughan resigns 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Town purchases radio set to located reception problems, 02/05/1926:1 George Philbrook new superintendent 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 James Faulkner employed as meter reader, 04/01/1927:1 Budget discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1926:1 Hires J.M. Faulkner, 04/15/1927:2 Improvements to service discussed at town meeting, 02/19/1926:1 Gertrude Dunham employed in office, 07/22/1927:1 New apparatus to clear up local radio reception, 03/05/1926:1 Employs W.E. Thayer, 08/19/1927:5 Radio listeners still experiencing static, 03/26/1926:2 Henrietta Wilbur employed in office, 08/26/1927:3, 08/24/1928:4 "A. Tuner Inn" says watch expenditures at town meeting (l), Employs William Thayer, 08/02/1929:2 04/09/1926:1 Meter reader James Faulkner replaced by William Scott, 10/11/1929:1 New steam boiler installed, 04/16/1926:9 Middleboro Gazette Selectmen contract to purchase high pressure gas from Taunton, see also Old Middleborough Photo Series 04/30/1926:1 To feature new craze, crossword puzzles, 01/02/1925:1 Experiments with sawdust as fuel 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Popular calendars available again, 01/02/1925:1 New gasoline engines on order 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 First cross-word makes appearance, 01/09/1925:1 Lengthy service interruption caused by cracked insulator, 07/30/1926:1 Subscribers miss issue due to heavy postal traffic, 01/09/1925:10 New mains to be laid soon, 08/13/1926:5 Surveys interest in compilation of Old Middleborough photos as book Mains laid from Taunton through North Lakeville, 08/20/1926:1 (ad), 01/16/1925:5 Prepares lines for connection to Edison lines, 09/17/1926:1 Notice of advertisement schedule, 03/06/1925:1 Town files suit for damages from taking of water by Taunton, Fall Statement of ownership, 04/17/1925:5 River, and New Bedford, 10/01/1926:1 Why not subscribe, 05/01/1925:1 Set to pipe South Main St from Grove St to Lakeville line, 10/08/1926:3 Notice that advertisers must provide own postage, 05/15/1925:5 Barrel of resin cause of alarm 50 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Now offers employment bureau service, 05/22/1925:1 Selectmen meet with reps from Brockton Edison and Plymouth Electric, Employment Bureau service not free, 07/17/1925:1 11/19/1926:1 Statement of ownership, 10/09/1925:6 George Philbrook addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on New calendar pads for sale, 12/11/1925:1 plant, 12/17/1926:8 Annual subscription only $2.50 (ad), 01/01/1926:2 G. Russell Perkins critical of electric light service (l), 01/21/1927:1 Statement of ownership, 04/09/1926:8

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Middleboro Gazette cont. Middleboro High School cont. Advertising rates change, 07/02/1926:5 Class of 1883 (p), 04/08/1927:1 Available via mail 50 years ago for one cent, 07/23/1926:6 Building named Bates School, 04/29/1927:1 Statement of ownership, 10/15/1926:12 Photo of students from 1882 (p), 04/29/1927:1 Prompts correspondents and advertisers to get material in on time, March-April honor roll, 05/13/1927:6 12/10/1926:1 Cabot Club donates Sawyer painting of Yosemite Valley, 06/03/1927:3 Plans for industrial edition dropped due to lack of interest, 12/31/1926:8 History of high school in Middleboro, 09/16/1927:1 New history feature: What Are the Answers?, 03/11/1927:1 Senior class elects officers 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Statement of ownership, 04/15/1927:6 History of high school, 10/28/1927:3 New typeface introduced, more readable, 07/22/1927:1 Photo of early class under Principal Sampson (p), 01/13/1928:1 Written up in Publishers' Auxiliary, 08/12/1927:1 Class of 1905 elects officers, 09/14/1928:8 Reverts to custom of publishing names of taxpayers owning $100 or Class of 1904 elects officers, 10/12/1928:8 more, 08/26/1927:1 Senior class elects officers 25 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 All submissions must be signed, 10/21/1927:1 Literary society chooses officers 25 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Applesauce new column, 10/28/1927:1 Middleboro High School - Alumni New column: Next Week's Events, 10/28/1927:1 see also Middleboro High School Alumni Association Contracts with Western Newspaper Union for advertising service, Revival of reunions suggested, 01/30/1925:3 11/11/1927:1 Class of 1924 holds reunion, 06/25/1926:4 Free cut service, 03/23/1928:1 Class of 1902 holds reunion, 07/08/1927:3 Objections to "blind" advertisements, 03/23/1928:1 Classes of '18, '22, and '24 hold reunions, 06/29/1928:3 Statement of ownership, 04/20/1928:3 Middleboro High School Alumni Association Installs new linotype machine, 07/27/1928:1 Newly-formed group canvasses graduates, 12/07/1928:1 New linotype a fine composing machine (i), 08/03/1928:7 Middleboro High School - Arts Last week's number of copies insufficient for demand, 08/24/1928:1 Over 400 attend concert of glee clubs, quartet, orchestra and readers, Statement of ownership, 10/19/1928:9 01/23/1925:1 Advertisers be aware of cut services, 11/16/1928:1 Orchestra and band increase in popularity, 02/06/1925:9 Special rate for new subscribers, 11/30/1928:1 Holds annual benefit concert for athletic fund, 05/15/1925:7 Old Colony Democrat first Middleboro paper, followed quickly by Orchestra forms 25 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Gazette (brief history), 01/25/1929:10 Students publish book of poems, 07/03/1925:2 Brief history, 03/15/1929:1 Phillips organizes band, 09/18/1925:1 Statement of ownership, 04/19/1929:6 Presents three-act comedy Mother Carey's Chickens, 11/20/1925:2 Charles Shaw of Kidder, MO subscriber for 60 years, 05/24/1929:2 Concert shows off natural ability of students, 01/22/1926:1 Copies with Christian Science lecture sent to Sweden and France, The Ancient Mariner performance benefits senior class, 02/12/1926:1 06/21/1929:1 Perform concert to capacity crowd at Town House, 05/14/1926:5 Slot installed in door for after hours communication, 08/16/1929:1 Orchestra has 40 pieces, 10/08/1926:3 Advertising gets instant results, 09/20/1929:1 Harry Belmont instructor of high school boy's band, 11/12/1926:2 Statement of ownership, 10/25/1929:7 First edition of Sachem ready for printer (ad), 11/12/1926:5 Makes distinction between political advertising and announcement of Boys' band practices under Harry Belmont, 12/17/1926:8 candidacy, 12/06/1929:1 Annual mid-year concert a complete success, 01/21/1927:3 Middleboro Gazette - Employees New saxophone purchased, 02/11/1927:1 Josiah Perkins foreman, 02/06/1925:4 Splendid concert at Town House, 05/20/1927:1 Employs Gertrude Goodale, 06/19/1925:3 F.T. Anderson & Sons install new piano in auditorium, 08/19/1927:1 Josiah Perkins foreman of composing room, 07/30/1926:5 Middleboro High School Athletic Association Josiah Perkins office foreman, 07/22/1927:1 Not responsible for school debts, 09/10/1926:1 Doris Wood Maynard new local correspondent, 12/09/1927:1 Adopts formal constitution, 09/24/1926:1 Foreman Josiah Perkins a printer for 59 years, 04/13/1928:1 New organization elects officers, 10/15/1926:5 Employs Lawrence Wilcox, 08/03/1928:1 Financial statement, 10/22/1926:9 Mrs E.E. Maynard correspondent, 06/07/1929:1 Financial statement (t), 12/24/1926:3 Arthur Brisbane to write for paper, 08/30/1929:4 Businessmen agree to fund raising, 01/07/1927:7 Middleboro Golf Club Middleboro High School - Attendance and Enrollment Much interest 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Statistics by class, subject, and post-secondary options, 01/16/1925:3 Elects officers 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 To have highest ever in fall, 06/12/1925:7 Middleboro Hairdressers' Association Statistics for opening week, 09/10/1926:1 Elects officers, sets prices 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Enrollment now 380, 09/17/1926:2 Holds meeting to elect officers 25 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Numbers of enrollment students from out of town, 09/24/1926:3 Middleboro High School Statistics for September, 10/08/1926:3 see also Middleborough Memorial High School Enrollment reaches high of 388, 11/05/1926:3 Honor roll for January and February, 04/03/1925:7 Results of survey of past three years, 02/04/1927:6 Honor roll, 05/29/1925:2 List of students with perfect attendance, 03/25/1927:7 Junior and sophomore classes elect officers 25 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Figures from 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Honor roll, 01/08/1926:5 Next year's entering class numbers seventy 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Class of 1903 elects officers 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Figures from 25 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 Home room assignments, 09/03/1926:7 Opens term with 172, 11/23/1928:6 Mertie Witbeck assists in cataloging high school library, 09/17/1926:2 Winter term 25 years ago opens with 170 pupils, 01/11/1929:8 Honor roll, 11/12/1926:1 Middleboro High School - Commencement Honor Roll, 01/14/1927:3 Weston valedictorian, Harlow salutatorian, and Kirkpatrick prophet of Honor roll, 03/18/1927:3 class of 1900, 05/08/1925:6 Early photos from high school found in desk of former principal Graduating class 25 years ago has 20 members, 06/05/1925:6 Willoughby, 03/25/1927:7 Order of exercises, 06/19/1925:5 Honor roll, 03/25/1927:7 Town House filled to capacity (p), 06/26/1925:1

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Middleboro High School – Commencement cont. Middleboro High School – Facilities cont. Class of 1901 chooses officers, 09/11/1925:6 New high school auditorium (l) (Charles H. Bates), 10/01/1926:1 Large portion of senior class off to college 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 New facility to be called "The Walter Sampson Auditorium", Exercises held in Town House with large attendance (p), 06/25/1926:1 10/01/1926:6 List of graduates from 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Legion memorial fund disposition discussed at special town meeting, Fifty-six graduates receive diplomas (p), 06/24/1927:1 10/08/1926:9 Baccalaureate service held at Central Congregational, 06/24/1927:2 Funding for auditorium accepted, 10/15/1926:5 Program from 50 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Lights installed, 10/15/1926:5 Nine in graduating class 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 New building to be called Middleborough Memorial High School, Nine graduate 50 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 10/29/1926:3 Ivy planted 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 New building should be ready for occupancy in May, 11/05/1926:3 Program from 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:1 Grading around new school discussed at town meeting, 02/18/1927:2 Middleboro High School - Curriculum Southworth builds partition for new assistant teacher 25 years ago, Certified for class A, 05/15/1925:4 08/26/1927:6 Summer study guidelines, 07/24/1925:2 Middleboro High School - Faculty and Staff Recommendations for credit requirements, 02/11/1927:8 see also Mack, Alfred R. Approved by NE College Entrance Certificate board, 05/13/1927:6 Grace Allen resigns from high school, sails for Europe 25 years ago, Middleboro High School - Facilities 06/12/1925:6 Cost of lighting system in town meeting warrant, 01/02/1925:6 List of resignations, new hires, 06/12/1925:7 New curtains installed in several rooms, 01/02/1925:6 Mae Briggs teacher 25 years ago, Grace Allen resigns, 06/19/1925:6 High School principal addresses North Middleboro Mother's Club, Changes to teaching force, 07/17/1925:7 02/06/1925:5 Principal and assistant get raises 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 School needs committee vacancies filled, 02/27/1925:1 Corps of teachers for 1925-1926, 08/28/1925:7 Committee on accommodations submits plan for new high school (i) (l) J. Stearns Cushing elected principal, new teachers named, 05/21/1926:7 (p), 03/27/1925:1 J. Stearns Cushing declines offer, 06/25/1926:1 An epistle to the apostle (l), 04/03/1925:1 Mary Wood and Doris Chase join faculty, 04/29/1927:1 High school building most important issue before town (l) (Alvin C. Roland MacGown fills new position of teacher-coach, 04/29/1927:1 Howes), 04/03/1925:1 Edith Berentsen accepts teaching post in Melrose, 08/05/1927:5 Lelah Hathaway answers questions about proposed high school (l), Lena Bliss hired to teach English, French, and Spanish, 08/26/1927:1 04/03/1925:1 Pratt replaced by Stacey as assistant 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Proposed plan for schoolhouse (i) (l) (David R. Walker), 04/03/1925:1 Middleboro High School - Finances Special town meeting adjourned after three-hour discussion, Tuition rates for area schools, 01/30/1925:3 04/03/1925:9 Extra class finances, 07/15/1927:7 Vote "No" (ad) (Taxpayer), 04/03/1925:9 Middleboro High School - Sports Lelah Hathaway points to errors in "Taxpayers" advertisement (l), see also Middleboro High School Athletic Association 04/10/1925:1 D. Melvern Gammons appointed baseball coach, 01/30/1925:3 School project killed, 04/10/1925:2 Ball team organized 25 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Final adjournment at town meeting this week, 05/01/1925:3 High school music groups hold annual benefit concert for athletic fund, "Strong Heart" makes comparison to small town school in Wyoming (l), 05/15/1925:7 06/19/1925:1 Tennis team plays matches with Plymouth High, 07/03/1925:2 The school question (l) (David R. Walker), 07/10/1925:1 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 More room needed 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Charles Whitney new football coach, 09/10/1926:4 Group of women meet in interest of better accommodations, Five citizens make donations to cover debt, 09/24/1926:3 01/01/1926:1 Twenty-five respond to call from baseball team, 04/15/1927:1 "Plain Citizen" urges compromise (l), 01/08/1926:1 Football team ready for play 25 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Proposed building to accommodate 475 students (i), 01/08/1926:1 Ice polo teams meet 25 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Vote of 5 to 1 in favor of new structure (t), 01/15/1926:2 Three hockey teams organized 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Committee for new building named, 01/22/1926:3 Football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Town meeting addresses funds appropriation, 02/19/1926:1 Basketball team organizes 25 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Stairs repaired, 03/12/1926:1 Middleboro Historical Society (see The Old Middleborough Historical Building committee advertises for construction bids, 03/19/1926:1 Society) Advertisement for proposals (ad), 03/19/1926:5 Middleboro Land Investment Co. Building committee reports on bid process, 04/02/1926:1 Frank Phinney & Son build house on Warren Ave 25 years ago, Warrant for special town meeting, 04/02/1926:5 03/06/1925:6 "A. Tuner Inn" says watch expenditures at town meeting (l), Sells West End Ave lots to Washington Taylor 25 years ago, 04/09/1926:1 05/15/1925:7 Statement on new building (l) (Charles H. Bates), 04/09/1926:6 Purchases Wilder place from Mary Emerson estate 25 years ago, Building contract awarded to Brockton firm, 04/16/1926:1 07/03/1925:6 Special meeting seals deal for new building, 04/16/1926:9 Middleboro Laundry Electrical contract goes to Brockton firm, plumbing to Lowell firm, Formerly Swift's Wet Wash Laundry (ad), 02/27/1925:4 04/23/1926:1 Swift's Wet Wash Laundry henceforth named Middleboro Laundry (ad), Excavation begins, 04/23/1926:5 02/27/1925:4 Request for bids to build fire escapes (ad), 07/09/1926:8 Purchases Star Laundry, 05/15/1925:5 Lowell company gets piping contract, 08/13/1926:4 Truck collides with McKenna's auto on North Main St, 03/12/1926:1 Brockton parties equip building with fire escapes, 08/13/1926:7 Purchased by John Grantham, 03/19/1926:3 Pipe and fittings taken from high school job site, 08/20/1926:1 Southworth purchases Vaughan's interest in Middleboro Laundry 50 Fire escapes, electric lights installed, and additional seating installed, years ago, 06/08/1928:7 09/03/1926:3 Grantham expands business, 05/03/1929:3 New building takes shape, 09/17/1926:2 New concrete boiler room built, 12/27/1929:2 Legion memorial fund to go for new building, 09/24/1926:5

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Middleboro Light Guard Middleboro Telephone Exchange - Employees Takes target practice 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Alma Bennett night operator, 04/24/1925:2 Middleboro Light Infantry Association Employs Alma Benjamin, 06/19/1925:7 Holds meeting 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Employs Flora Tobey, 07/03/1925:2 Middleboro Male Singing Society Employs Margaret Drew, 07/03/1925:2 Holds annual meeting, 01/09/1925:4 Employs Vivian Hartling, 07/03/1925:2 Return engagement at Taunton Odd Fellow's hall, 02/13/1925:4 Earle Burgess works in test room, 07/17/1925:2 Laura Childs to assist at Taunton concert, 02/27/1925:1 Employs Mrs J. Dooley, 07/17/1925:2 Holds third annual banquet and ladies' night, 03/06/1925:1 Mildred Sherman stenographer, 07/31/1925:2 Gives concert at Odd Fellows' hall in Taunton, 03/20/1925:1 Employs Avis Dyke, 08/07/1925:1 Leroy Cole and Arthur Phillips new members, 04/24/1925:4 Ella Curl__ (sic) chief operator, 08/21/1925:1 Grand concert, assisted by Blanche Robinson (ad) (p), 05/15/1925:10 Employs Vivian Dewhurst, 08/21/1925:5 Concert at Town House a delight from beginning to end, 05/29/1925:1 Joseph Westgate wire chief, 08/21/1925:5 Plan only one concert in coming year, 12/18/1925:1 Employs Lucretia Norton, 08/28/1925:1 Enlist help of leading soprano for annual concert, 01/08/1926:2 Employs Mildred Sherman, 09/18/1925:7 To be assisted by Marjorie Leadbetter (ad) (p), 01/15/1926:8 Mildred Sherman stenographer, 10/02/1925:4 Concert attendance 475, 02/05/1926:5 Alma Bennett night operator, 07/16/1926:1 Elects officers, 02/12/1926:8 Employs Gladys Dooley, 07/16/1926:1 Annual concert a rare treat, 02/04/1927:3 Employs Chloe Curtis, 07/30/1926:3 Middleboro Market Employs Flora Hatch, 07/30/1926:3 Barbara Thomas accepts post as bookkeeper with Middleboro Public Employs Mary Hyman, 08/06/1926:1 market, 03/23/1928:6 Employs Ella Curley, 08/13/1926:1 Middleboro Merchant's Association Employs Lucretia Norton, 09/03/1926:5 Dollar Days (ad), 02/19/1926:2, 08/17/1928:9 Employs Margaret Drew, 10/08/1926:3 New centre lighting cause for celebration, 09/07/1928:1 Employs Vera Hoardley and May Boehme, 10/29/1926:2 Middleboro Music & Furniture Store (see Kahn's Middleboro Music and Employs Mae Boehme, 04/22/1927:7 Furniture Store) Employs Thelma Norton, 04/22/1927:7 Middleboro Musical Association Employs Dorothy Keyes, 05/13/1927:3 Profit estimates 50 years ago $60, 04/20/1928:6 Employs Florence Thayer, 05/20/1927:10 Middleboro National Bank (see Middleborough National Bank) Employs France Purdon, 06/03/1927:1 Middleboro Papamichael Market Employs Flora Tobey, 06/17/1927:1 Partnership dissolved (ad), 03/23/1928:10 Employs Alma Benjamin, 07/01/1927:5 Middleboro Sporting Club Employs Lillie Perkins, 07/15/1927:6 Moves headquarters to academy building 50 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Employs Flora Hatch, 07/29/1927:2 Middleboro Steam Laundry Alma Bennet night operator, 08/05/1927:1 Dunham sells business to Case 25 years ago, 10/30/1925:6 Ella Curley chief operator, 08/12/1927:1 Mortgagee's sale held 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Employs Lucretia Norton, 08/26/1927:1 Middleboro Symphonic and Applied Arts Society Employs Margaret Drew, 09/30/1927:1 Begins rehearsals, 07/20/1928:1 Doris Stetson cashier, 09/30/1927:5 Residents attend rehearsal of proposed organization, 10/26/1928:3 Employs Margaret Drew, 04/20/1928:2 First concert to capacity crowd (p), 01/25/1929:10 Employs Alma Benjamin, 08/03/1928:1 Mrs George Richards hosts musicale for benefit of society, 03/08/1929:1 Employs Flora Hatch, 08/10/1928:1 Harry A. Wood's Easter hymn debuts at concert, 04/05/1929:4 Employs Margaret Drew, 04/19/1929:1 Resume of founder and conductor Herman H. Goldstein, 04/05/1929:4 Middleboro Theatrical Association Explanation of concerts (l) (Lelah M. Hathaway), 04/12/1929:1 Dramatic club forms here, 01/22/1926:7 Annual report, 06/28/1929:3 Meeting scheduled for interested parties (ad), 01/22/1926:10 Holds first children's party at Town Hall, 06/28/1929:3 Holds organizational meeting, 01/29/1926:3 Performs at Tabor academy in Marion, 10/04/1929:4 Minstrel show plays at casino in Sandwich, 02/05/1926:7 Music lovers enjoy treat, 12/13/1929:6 Postpones Falmouth engagement because of storm, 02/19/1926:7 Middleboro Teachers' Association Minstrel show gives entertainment at Osterville, 02/26/1926:4 Performs series of one-act plays, 01/29/1926:7 Minstrel show gives fine entertainment at Falmouth, 03/12/1926:2 Holds third annual educational mass meeting, 11/12/1926:6 To play at dance in Falmouth, 04/30/1926:2 A Reverie (poem by Charles Bates), 11/19/1926:4 Ty Cobb to appear at first annual ball (ad), 04/30/1926:10 Annual dramatic night plays to packed Town House, 12/03/1926:1 Middleboro Welding Co. Gets writeup in Common Ground, 12/17/1926:8 10 Station St (ad), 01/23/1925:8 Holds third annual dramatic night, 11/18/1927:2 Middleboro Wholesale Millinery Co. Presents three-act comedy Be an Optimist, 11/23/1928:2 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Concert benefits dental clinic, 12/07/1928:1 Employs Mary Hallett, 07/03/1925:2 Charles Bates sends letter of appreciation (l), 01/25/1929:3 Mary Hallett purchases business from Mabel Perkins Dealtry, Middleboro Telephone Exchange 03/22/1929:1 Direct line to Boston planned 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Mary Hallett to continue business under own name (ad), 03/22/1929:10 Marked increase in subscribers 25 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Middleboro-Plymouth Bus Line New billing plan adopted, 03/11/1927:7 Schedule (t) (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Thelma Norton resigns, 01/11/1929:1 New schedule effective 9/29 (ad) (t), 09/27/1929:3 Nearly 50 new subscribers 25 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Middleborough & Taunton Precinct Society Additional equipment installed, 08/16/1929:1 Petition for name change 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 New poles and cables installed, 08/16/1929:2 Middleborough Co-operative Bank Alma Bennett night operator, Doris Stetson works in office, New year, new start (ad), 01/02/1925:8 10/04/1929:1 Shareholders elect officials, 05/22/1925:1 Available shares quickly sold 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8

199 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Middleborough Co-operative Bank cont. Middleborough Memorial High School – Alumni cont. Holds annual meeting, 05/21/1926:5, 05/20/1927:1 Response to call for donations to Sampson fund (t), 09/20/1929:1 To erect new building, 05/20/1927:2 List of this weeks' contributors to Sampson fund (t), 09/27/1929:5, Central Congregational chapel to be moved from land purchased by 10/11/1929:1 bank, 07/01/1927:7 Middleborough Memorial High School Alumni Association Old building moved to rear of Central Congregational, 07/22/1927:5 Additional contributions to Sampson scholarship (t), 11/01/1929:1 View from Town House tower (p), 08/05/1927:1 More contributions to scholarship fund (t), 11/08/1929:4 Offices move (ad), 08/26/1927:8 More donations made (t), 11/22/1929:1 Details of new bank building (i), 09/02/1927:5 More contributions to scholarship fund (t), 12/13/1929:1 New building takes shape, 11/18/1927:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Arts E.N. Niro awarded contract to wire new building, 11/18/1927:3 Students present The Amazons, 12/09/1927:2 Building progresses, 12/30/1927:2 Glee clubs and orchestra (p), 05/11/1928:6 New building ready to open for business (p), 02/17/1928:1 Cosmos Club presents historical pageant, 06/01/1928:7 Begins operations in new building, 02/24/1928:2 Perfect day for historical pageant America in the Making (p), New building open for business, history of bank (p), 03/09/1928:6 06/08/1928:4 Holds 6th annual meeting of directors, 03/23/1928:1 Very fine art exhibit held, 06/08/1928:5 Hosts 100 members of directorate, 03/30/1928:4 High school pageant shows need for public park, 06/15/1928:1 Passes resolutions upon death of Henry Sears, 07/20/1928:1 Glee clubs present Trial by Jury, 02/08/1929:3 Sells Tispaquin St farm to J.P. Hall, 04/12/1929:4 Easels made for art department, 03/15/1929:1 Annual report (t), 05/17/1929:1 Annual spring concert excellent, 05/24/1929:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/24/1929:1 Some reflections at recent concert (l) (J.H. Doane), 05/24/1929:3 Middleborough Co-operative Bank - Employees List of students participating in Glee Club, 11/15/1929:3 George Dupont takes post of deceased Allerton Thompson, Middleborough Memorial High School - Attendance and Enrollment 02/20/1925:1 Four hundred sixty-four students registered, 09/09/1927:1 Irene Dunham assistant treasurer, 09/04/1925:1 Ethnicity of students and their families, 04/27/1928:4 Employs Irene Dunham, 08/06/1926:1 Break down by class for fall term, 06/29/1928:7 Henry Sears, Jr. elected director, 08/20/1926:5 Class room added on 3rd floor to accommodate high enrollment, Employs Ruth Skillings, 08/27/1926:1 07/20/1928:1 Director William Cronin resigns, replaced by L. Bernard Mendall, Year begins with largest enrollment ever, 09/07/1928:1 09/24/1926:1 Registration figures, 09/14/1928:2 Irene Dunham assistant treasurer, 08/05/1927:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Commencement Employs Ruth Skillings, 09/02/1927:4 Program of exercises, 06/08/1928:3 Employs Mrs Irving Dunham, 12/09/1927:1 First class to graduate from new school holds exercises (p), Treasurer Arthur Cushman resigns 25 years ago, 12/16/1927:6 06/22/1928:1 Arthur Denham janitor, 03/02/1928:8 Senior class (p), 06/22/1928:4 Gladys Shaw in charge of passbook verification, 03/02/1928:8 Diplomas include handsome likeness of new building, 06/22/1928:7 Employs Ruth Skillings, 08/03/1928:1 Seventy-one graduates largest class yet (p), 06/21/1929:1 Irene Dunham assistant treasurer, 08/31/1928:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Curriculum Leonard Baker succeeds Irving Hardy on board of Co-operative Bank, Program of study outlined, 04/20/1928:3 12/21/1928:1 Certified as Class A school, 05/31/1929:1 Employs Ruth Skillings, 08/02/1929:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Facilities Charles Atwood resigns from security committee, 08/16/1929:6 New building to have new name, 10/29/1926:3 Irene Dunham assistant treasurer, 08/30/1929:1 Not ready for occupancy till September, 03/11/1927:2 Henry Sears, Jr. fills vacancy left by Charles Atwood, 09/20/1929:1 Students help move books to new building, 07/01/1927:3 Middleborough Memorial High School New building ready for students and staff September 6 (p), 09/02/1927:1 Science department to bear name of Leonard Tillson, 12/10/1926:9 Details of grading, floor plans, and class lists (i), 09/02/1927:2 Student body constitution, 10/21/1927:3 Dirt from gravel walks tracked into building, 11/04/1927:1 Honor roll, 11/11/1927:9 Now has official seal (i), 01/06/1928:5 Former principal writes to students at new school (l) (Charles H. Bates), Nicholas Panesis creates seal for new high school, 01/13/1928:5 11/25/1927:3 Report of building committee (t), 01/20/1928:3 History club organized, 01/06/1928:5 Lelah Hathaway reminds readers of initial plans for new high school (l), "Enquirer" asks about landscaping (l), 01/13/1928:1 01/27/1928:1 Honor roll, 01/13/1928:5 Defective wiring at new school, 04/06/1928:1 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Is alleged defective wiring a personal grievance, 04/13/1928:1 Review of town report, 03/09/1928:1 Selectmen complete inspection of wiring (t), 04/13/1928:1 Honor roll statistics (t), 03/23/1928:2 Tremaine Co. of Brockton to bear cost of wiring repair, 04/20/1928:5 Seniors plant town forest (p), 06/01/1928:4 Living memorial to local heroes, 05/11/1928:1 Walter Sampson presents speaker's desk to high school, 08/17/1928:5 Work in wiring proposition moves slowly, 05/11/1928:1 Honor roll, 11/02/1928:9, 01/11/1929:1 Wiring repairs inspected, declared satisfactory, 05/25/1928:4 Report of principal, 01/11/1929:8 Request for bids for painting exterior, 07/13/1928:5 Pro Merito Society forms, 02/15/1929:4 Class room added on 3rd floor to accommodate high enrollment, Sampson presents gold Pro Merito pins to seniors, 03/29/1929:3 07/20/1928:1 Honor roll, 05/17/1929:1 Seating capacity increased by 34, 07/27/1928:8 Class of 1929 presents gift of trees, 09/06/1929:3 Grounds criticized for poor conditions, 08/03/1928:1 Pro Merito Society names new members, 09/06/1929:3 Cement sidewalk installation begun, 08/10/1928:1 Honor roll, 11/08/1929:3 New building in fine setting, 10/19/1928:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Alumni Charles Goodwin painstaking in efforts to keep grounds green during Walter Sampson offers $1,000 toward scholarship if alumni will match, drought, 09/20/1929:1 06/28/1929:1 Sampson scholarship discussed, 09/13/1929:1

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Middleborough Memorial High School - Faculty and Staff Middleborough Post Office cont. Charles Goodwin appointed janitor, 11/12/1926:2 Changes made to local city delivery routes, 04/01/1927:4 Irving Hobby replaces Harold Sears as head of commercial department, East Grove, Everett, and Wareham St receive two deliveries per day, 10/14/1927:1 07/08/1927:1 Mr Sears resigns, 10/14/1927:1 Postmaster appreciates public efforts in early holiday mailing (l), History teacher Mildred Stearns resigns, 01/20/1928:5 12/02/1927:1 Abby Rugg Field new history teacher, 02/17/1928:1 Best possible service for holiday mailing (l) (Wm. R. Farrington), History teacher Mildred Stearns bids farewell, 02/24/1928:2 12/16/1927:1 Ernest Thomas new history teacher, 05/25/1928:2 Canceling machine processes about 100,000 cards and letters in week History teacher Dorothy Cochrane and commercial teacher Irving hobby before Christmas, 12/30/1927:1 resign, 06/15/1928:4 Rural postal route extended to Wareham St farm of Horace Case, Changes to teaching force, 07/27/1928:1 04/20/1928:1 Ernest Thomas begins duties as history teacher, 09/07/1928:3 Saturday afternoon carrier trips omitted, 06/22/1928:9 School board holds annual election of teachers, 05/17/1929:1 Biggest year ever, 12/28/1928:8 Miss Wentworth fills vacancy caused by resignation of Mary Wood, Window service hours changed, 01/11/1929:2 07/05/1929:1 Federal building slated for Middleboro, 03/01/1929:1 Lillian O'Neil new commercial teacher, 08/30/1929:4 New building (l) (Congressman Gifford), 03/08/1929:1 List with addresses and phone numbers, 09/06/1929:3 Sale of Peirce building cause of speculation, 03/22/1929:1 Middleborough Memorial High School - Finances Rural mail carrier Howard Carver faces challenging conditions, Report for new high school account, 02/18/1927:6 03/29/1929:6 September statement, 10/14/1927:1 Last delivery on Saturday omitted for summer, 06/07/1929:4 November statement, 12/09/1927:3 Half holiday for mail man (l) (V. Broderick), 06/07/1929:9 December statement, 01/13/1928:5 Sends out requests to box owners, to complete directory, 08/02/1929:1 January statement, 02/10/1928:1 Looking for site suitable for federal building, 08/02/1929:4 September statement (t), 03/16/1928:4 More desk room at stamp and parcel post window, 11/08/1929:1 April report of treasurer (t), 04/13/1928:3 Middleborough Post Office (25 years ago) Yearly statement, 06/29/1928:8 Mail carrier B.W. Bump resigns, 09/10/1926:5 Financial report, 03/22/1929:1 Crapo substitute mail carrier, 05/27/1927:7 Honor roll, 03/22/1929:1 James McCluskey appointed clerk, 06/24/1927:7 Middleborough Memorial High School - Sports Franklin Thompson resigns after 44 years at post office, replaced by About 40 candidates turnout for football, 09/16/1927:1 McCluskey, 09/30/1927:6 Backboards installed in gymnasium, 11/18/1927:1 Andrew Bisbee succeeds Arlon Dustin as rural mail carrier, Girls get opportunity to participate for first time in history of school, 12/16/1927:6 12/16/1927:1 Postmaster Bearse secures appointment of additional carrier, Twenty-three men report for basketball practice, 12/16/1927:1 12/16/1927:6 Football season reviewed (p), 12/23/1927:6 Caswell, Keyes, and Chandler take carrier exam, Creedon, Richardson, Girls basket ball team gets season underway, 01/13/1928:5 Jr. and Gammons take clerk exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Bleachers installed in gymnasium, 01/20/1928:4 List of successful competitors in exams, 08/17/1928:8 Approximately 40 boys report for opening football practice (i), Clerk's salaries increase, 06/28/1929:6 09/14/1928:1 Smith recommended to replace Champlin as assistant postmaster, Member of MA High School Athletic Association, 09/14/1928:2 12/20/1929:7 Scholastic requirements a challenge for baseball team, 04/19/1929:1 Middleborough Post Office (50 years ago) Basketball season extended from 8 to 12 games, 11/08/1929:1 Andrew Tinkham's name sent to Washington as postmaster, Basketball candidates out for practice, 12/06/1929:1 03/30/1928:7 Middleborough National Bank A.L. Tinkham postmaster, 04/27/1928:8 Employs Sylvester and Mitchell 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Middleborough Post Office - Employees Declares semi-annual dividend 25 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Employs Walter McCrillis, 07/03/1925:4 President William Mitchell resigns 25 years ago, succeeded by Granville Employs Arthur Hall, 07/24/1925:4 Tillson, 03/25/1927:6 F.N. Woodward letter carrier, 07/31/1925:1 Middleborough Photo Series (see Old Middleborough Photo Series) Employs L.B. Mendall, 08/28/1925:4 Middleborough Post Office Employs William Crapo, 09/04/1925:1 Christmas business smashes all records, 01/02/1925:6 Samuel Guilford mail carrier, 09/18/1925:6 Increase in business and cut in appropriations results in curtailment of Employs Thomas Kelley, 10/09/1925:1 services, 01/16/1925:8 Clifton McCrillis mail carrier, 10/30/1925:4 Former order restored, 01/30/1925:2 Employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Curtailment of services, 09/04/1925:1 Edwin Caswell mail carrier, 12/04/1925:1 Discontinued service restored, 09/11/1925:1 Employs L.B. Mendall, 01/08/1926:8 Slight increase in business over holiday, 01/01/1926:1 John Tinkham retires, 02/12/1926:1 Receipts from 1925 well over $50,000, 01/08/1926:6 F.N. Woodward mail carrier, 03/12/1926:4 Money order business booms 25 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Arthur Hall clerk, 03/12/1926:5 Clifton McCrillis skis route in snowy weather, 02/12/1926:5 Bernard Keough clerk, 04/16/1926:3 Interior renovations include paint, varnish, and shades, 02/19/1926:5 Postmaster gets pay increase, 06/04/1926:9 Delivery extended farther down Wareham and East Grove St, Herbert Erickson RFD carrier, 07/16/1926:1 08/13/1926:1 Walter McCrillis postal carrier No. 3, 07/16/1926:1 Movement on for rural free delivery, 11/12/1926:7 Edwin Caswell letter carrier, 07/30/1926:3 Christmas mailing guidelines (l) (W.R Farrington), 12/17/1926:6 Employs William Crapo and Harry Anderson, 07/30/1926:3 All previous records smashed, 12/31/1926:6 L.B. Mendall assistant postmaster, 08/13/1926:1 Awaits approval from Washington on move to Main and Centre St 25 Clifton McCrillis RFD No. 2 mail carrier, 09/10/1926:6 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Regular crew augmented by six clerks and carriers, 12/24/1926:5 Petition to move office widely supported 25 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Samuel Guilford Thomastown letter carrier, 02/04/1927:2

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Middleborough Post Office – Employees cont. Middleborough Public Library cont. Photos of all postmasters (p), 05/13/1927:1 Works with American Merchant Marine Library Assoc., 04/29/1927:6 Employs Arthur Hall, 07/08/1927:8 Fifth lecture in series, 04/29/1927:7 Frank Woodward letter carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Sixth lecture in modern literature series, 05/13/1927:8 Herbert Erickson RFD mail carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Seventh lecture in modern literature series, 05/20/1927:6 Walter McCrillis letter carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Last in modern literature lecture series, 05/27/1927:8 William Crapo letter carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Witbeck and Pratt attend American Library Association meeting in Harold Dunham receives appointment as postal clerk, 07/15/1927:6 Toronto, 07/01/1927:2 Employs Thomas Kelley, 08/05/1927:9 Vacation privileges, 07/08/1927:6 Clifton McCrillis No. 2 rural route carrier, 08/19/1927:1 Books on aviation reviewed, 08/12/1927:7 Harry Anderson appointed superintendent of mails (l) (Wm. R. Basement window broken, 08/26/1927:4 Farrington), 08/26/1927:1 Prizing-winning novels reviewed, 10/07/1927:3 S.W. Guilford letter carrier on Route 1, 09/16/1927:7 John Sullivan gets contract to provide magazines to public library, L.B. Mendall assistant postmaster, 11/11/1927:3 10/21/1927:2 Franklin Woodward mail carrier for 35 years, 03/16/1928:1 "Know Your Library" week, 11/04/1927:7 Thomas Kelly mail carrier, 03/16/1928:1 Children's Book Week, 11/11/1927:7, 12/02/1927:3 Letter carrier Walter McCrillis sprains knee, 03/16/1928:5 List of new books, 12/23/1927:2 Employs Harold Dunham, 04/27/1928:1 Supplies new books to school library, 02/03/1928:8 Veteran mail carrier Franklin Woodward retires, 06/01/1928:8 Outstanding books of 1927, 02/24/1928:3 Francis Maddigan takes over route from retired carrier Woodward, Holds story hour for 4th, 5th, and 6th grades, 03/30/1928:8 06/08/1928:1 Receives books in memory of Frederic Bliss in 1876, 06/22/1928:7 Mail carrier Franklin Woodward retires (p), 06/08/1928:1 July fiction, 07/13/1928:8 Retired letter carrier Woodward commended (l) (Postmaster General), Reading with a purpose, 08/24/1928:4 08/24/1928:2 Mertie Witbeck attends round table of children's librarians in Boston, Veteran letter carrier Walter McCrillis retires (p), 12/21/1928:1 10/12/1928:1 In appreciation (l) (Walter C. McCrillis), 12/28/1928:4 New registration, 10/12/1928:1 Middleborough Public Library Site for new building controversial, 10/19/1928:1 New Year's week literary birthdays, 01/02/1925:2 Travel exhibit planned, 10/26/1928:2 Librarian Lucille Palmer speaks to Congregational Men's Class, Mertie Witbeck attends dedication of new Jones library in Amherst, 01/16/1925:1 11/02/1928:1 Frederick H. Stokes Co. loans display of how books are made, Children's Book Week, 11/09/1928:2 01/23/1925:1 Branch opens at home of Mrs Stephen Richmond, 12/21/1928:2 Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Books for the Christmas tree, 12/21/1928:7 Books by George Cable and James Barrie on display, 02/06/1925:3 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Important Americans born in February, 02/13/1925:2 Edward Littlefield donates perpetual subscription to forestry magazine Librarian Palmer begins series of talks at YMCA, 02/13/1925:4 in father's name, 02/15/1929:1 Anniversary of Bible printing discussed, 03/27/1925:9 Schedule course in current literature, 02/22/1929:1 Reviews books on far north experiences, 04/24/1925:7 Boston bookwoman gives course on modern literature, 03/22/1929:8 Holds poster exhibition, all by European artists, 05/08/1925:6 Lecture on modern poetry, 04/05/1929:3 E. Lucile Palmer resigns, 06/26/1925:1 Boston woman lectures on recent books, 04/19/1929:1 Books on the Philippines, 07/03/1925:1 Lecture series postponed; John Callan featured artist, 05/03/1929:4 Books available on issue of religious vs. scientific truth, 07/17/1925:1 Art exhibit by local students, 05/10/1929:2 Fiftieth anniversary coming up in October, 09/04/1925:2 Books and contagious diseases, 05/10/1929:4 Books for reading course available, 09/25/1925:8 Lecture course on recent literature comes to a close, 06/07/1929:2 A.W.L. comments on "Library Notes' (l), 10/02/1925:7 Librarian Witbeck attends conference in Provincetown, 06/28/1929:1 Plans set for 50th anniversary celebration, 10/09/1925:1 Book suggestions for vacationists, 07/26/1929:2 Invites public to 50th anniversary celebration, 10/16/1925:3 Pleasant reading for autumn evenings, 10/11/1929:7 Fiftieth anniversary open house shows off library, history, 10/30/1925:1 Book Week brings exhibition of local artists, 11/08/1929:3 Hosts 40th meeting of Old Colony Library club, 11/06/1925:3 Book Week at library, 11/15/1929:5 Whaling exhibit, 12/11/1925:6 Local artists exhibit talents, 11/22/1929:1 Remember them with books, 12/18/1925:8 Books for Christmas, 12/20/1929:9 List of bestsellers from 10 years ago, 01/15/1926:1 Middleborough Public Library (25 years ago) Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 New site discussed, 09/24/1926:6 Cabot Club sponsors art exhibit in gallery, 03/19/1926:1 Trustees offered over 20 different lots for new library, 12/03/1926:6 List of books that continue to be popular, 04/16/1926:4 Main St site favorable for new building, 12/17/1926:7 Enjoys happy relationship with local schools, 06/04/1926:3 Trustees decide on corner of North Main and Peirce St for new building, Selections on New England and vacations reviewed, 07/09/1926:1 02/11/1927:8 Suggestions for summer reading, 08/13/1926:1 Foundation of new building nearly complete, 09/02/1927:6 Mertie Witbeck assists in cataloging high school library, 09/17/1926:2 Masons' strike holds up construction, 09/16/1927:4 Children's Book Week display, 11/05/1926:7 Peirce Trustees draw check for library for $987.50, 10/07/1927:6 Children's Book Week display gratifying, 11/19/1926:3 Active work on construction resumes, 03/16/1928:7 Books for Santa's pack, 12/17/1926:7 Bricklayers' grievances hold up construction, 05/25/1928:7 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Wired for electricity, 11/30/1928:6 Record of the year's progress, 02/11/1927:9 Adds nearly 2,000 volumes, 02/08/1929:7 Presents course in modern literature, 03/18/1927:1, 03/25/1927:6 First lot of books carried to new building, 03/01/1929:8 Large group attends first lecture on modern literature, 04/01/1927:1 No public exercises scheduled for opening of new building, Second lecture in series on modern literature, 04/08/1927:6 03/22/1929:8 New Bedford High School teacher part of series on modern literature, First week in new building a busy one, 05/03/1929:6 04/15/1927:3 Circulation 1,047, 05/10/1929:8 New Bedford teacher conducts 4th class, 04/22/1927:3

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Middleborough Public Library (50 years ago) Middleborough Trust Co. cont. Opens with 1,200 volumes, 02/27/1925:3 Distributes about $82,000 in Christmas club checks, 12/18/1925:1 Beals and Leonard help put books in order for July 1 opening, Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/08/1926:7 06/19/1925:6 Stockholders have annual meeting, 01/22/1926:1 Josephine Bullard appointed librarian, 09/11/1925:6 Adds new safe deposit boxes, 03/19/1926:6 Open to public Sept 25, 09/11/1925:6 Report of condition as of 4/12 (t), 04/23/1926:6 One hundred and sixty-four books taken out in single day, 03/19/1926:7 Marks 20 years in business (ad), 06/18/1926:3 Pumpkin festival and other entertainments raise $161.60, 01/14/1927:5 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/09/1926:6 Miss Bullard librarian of Middleboro Free Public Library, 07/20/1928:8 Report of condition as of 10/30 (t), 11/12/1926:5 Receives additions of about 225 books, 03/08/1929:8 Pays out over $92,000 in Christmas club checks, 12/10/1926:4 Middleborough Public Library - Employees Holds annual meeting, 01/21/1927:4 Employs Louise Pratt, 07/10/1925:1 Report of condition as of 3/23 (t), 04/01/1927:7 Mertie Witbeck succeeds Palmer as librarian, 07/24/1925:1 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/08/1927:2 Staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Report of condition as of 10/10 (t), 10/21/1927:4 Employs Mertie Witbeck and Florence Robinson, 04/09/1926:3 Christmas Club adds significantly to local economy, 11/18/1927:1 Hires Edith Veazie, 08/13/1926:6 To mail over $90,000 in Christmas Club checks, 11/18/1927:1 First librarian here, N. Josephine Bullard, celebrates 90th birthday, Purchases lot from Howard Maxim, to build new quarters, 12/16/1927:1 biography, 09/10/1926:7 Congratulated for purchase of South Main St lot, 12/23/1927:1 Employs Edith Veazie, 10/14/1927:5 Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/06/1928:6 Reference librarian E. Lucille Palmer appointed librarian in Attleboro, Stockholders hold annual meeting, 01/20/1928:3 12/16/1927:9 Store for rent on South Main St (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Employs Edith Veazie, 11/30/1928:3 Loses over $200 in fake check operation, 02/24/1928:1 Mrs Stephen Richmond librarian at North Middleboro, 02/15/1929:2 Fraudulent check case against Sunderland continued, 03/02/1928:1 Middleborough Public Library - Trustees Report of condition as of 2/28 (t), 03/09/1928:6 Organizes for upcoming year 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Larceny case against Sunderland dismissed, 03/16/1928:2 List of officers 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/06/1928:6 Walter Sampson declines to serve another term (l), 03/05/1926:2 Report of condition as of 10/03 (t), 10/12/1928:6 Frederick Weston appointed trustee, 02/18/1927:2 Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/11/1929:6 Hold annual meeting 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Stockholders have annual meeting, 01/18/1929:1 Organize for 1928, 03/16/1928:2 Report of condition as of 3/27/29 (t), 04/05/1929:9 Chose officers 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Receives samples of new currency, 06/14/1929:7 Grace Noble appointed to one year term, 09/14/1928:1 Report of condition as of 6/29 (t), 07/05/1929:8 Middleborough Savings Bank Report of condition as of 10/4 (t), 10/11/1929:5 Mutual Savings Bank (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Mails approximately $115,000 in Christmas checks, 12/13/1929:1 Names of officers listed (ad), 10/30/1925:5 Announces increase in dividend rate, 12/13/1929:3 Holds annual meeting, 04/09/1926:10 Middleborough Trust Co. - Employees Report of annual meeting, 06/25/1926:6 Hires Lillian Littlejohn, 02/13/1925:9 List of officers, 11/05/1926:5 Fred Hanson assistant treasurer, 07/24/1925:2 Pays out about $22,000 in Christmas club checks, 12/10/1926:4 Employs Flora Porter and Minnie Davis, 07/31/1925:1 Employs Theodore Wood, 02/25/1927:1 Employs Mrs William Wheeler, 09/17/1926:1 List of officers, 04/29/1927:5, 10/28/1927:5 Employs Florence Huntley, 07/08/1927:1 Christmas Club adds significantly to local economy, 11/18/1927:1 Employs Flora Porter and Minnie Davis, 07/29/1927:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/27/1928:3 Employs Leora Burgess, 07/29/1927:1 That dividend (l) (Theodore Wood), 10/05/1928:1 Employs Florence Huntley, 01/13/1928:1 List of officers (ad), 10/19/1928:5 Gladys Shaw takes charge of passbook verification, 01/13/1928:4 Holds annual meeting, 05/10/1929:5 Employs Polly Stetson and Minnie Davis, 03/16/1928:5 Sells Warrentown cottage to Frank Dutra, 07/19/1929:1 Employs Flora Porter, 04/13/1928:9 Hires N. Dorrance Ryder, 08/02/1929:1 Employs Leora Burgess, 07/20/1928:1 List of officers (ad), 10/25/1929:6 Employs Mrs David Goodick, 07/27/1928:1 Middleborough Savings Bank (25 years ago) Employs Fred Hanson, 08/24/1928:1 Declares semi-annual dividend, 03/27/1925:8 Employs Mildred Wheeler, 10/05/1928:1 Officers elected at meeting, 04/02/1926:7 Employs Mr and Mrs Malcolm Drake, 10/12/1928:1 Declares dividend, 03/30/1928:7 Flora Porter resigns after fourteen years at Trust Co., 01/25/1929:10 Declares semi-annual dividend, 09/28/1928:6 Employs Leora Burgess, 03/01/1929:1 Harlow succeeded by Pratt as president of Savings Bank, 06/28/1929:6 Employs Minnie Davis, 05/17/1929:2 Declares dividend, 09/27/1929:7 Maude Huntley resigns, 06/07/1929:3 Middleborough Savings Bank (50 years ago) Employs Mary Morse, 08/09/1929:1 Best month ever for deposits, 07/24/1925:7 Employs Mildred Goodick, 08/09/1929:1 Declares semi-annual dividend, 10/02/1925:6 Employs Granville Tillson, 08/23/1929:1 Has $120,000 on deposit, 11/20/1925:7 Employs Mildred Wheeler, 09/06/1929:1 Pays dividend, 04/09/1926:3 Employs Fred Hanson, 09/13/1929:1 Expense to run only $228, 02/10/1928:7 Miles, Charles O. Declares dividend, 03/23/1928:8, 04/12/1929:8 Insane murderer incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners involved, Middleborough Trust Co. 02/17/1928:7 Notice of annual meeting (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Military Report of condition as of 12/31 (t), 01/09/1925:4 see also Camp Joe Hooker Report of condition as of 4/6 (t), 04/17/1925:5 Document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Report of condition as of 6/30 (t), 07/10/1925:7 Middleboro Light Guard takes target practice 50 years ago, Installs burglar alarm, 07/31/1925:1 10/16/1925:7 Report of condition as of 9/28 (t), 10/09/1925:6

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Military cont. Miller, Henry F. Edward Blake in possession of military document from 1805, Resides in New York City, 01/02/1925:7, 01/08/1926:7 10/23/1925:9 Miller, J. Alden Middleboro Light Infantry Association holds meeting 50 years ago, Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 04/17/1925:1, 01/21/1927:1 08/27/1926:6 Miller, J. Alden, Jr. Negotiates with Lakeville dealers for good prices during July Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 07/09/1926:5 encampment 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Miller, J.A. Pasztor & Klar contract to supply bread to camp in Lakeville 25 years Lets house at Alden and Courtland St to J. Augustine Sparrow, ago, 07/22/1927:6 06/07/1929:8 "Navy on Wheels" recruiters pass through Middleboro, 08/26/1927:1 Miller, John A. New militia to have 75 men 25 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Has over 3,000 gladioli, 08/28/1925:5 No encampment at Lakeville 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Sells straw shop and engine to A.H. Alger & Co. 25 years ago, List of successful applicants for Citizen's Military Training Camp, 05/14/1926:6 04/27/1928:7 Plans real estate development around straw shop 25 years ago, List of candidates for Citizens' Military Training, 06/29/1928:1 05/28/1926:7 18th MA Regimental Assoc holds reunion 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Exchanges residences with E. Leonard LeBaron 25 years ago, Millard, Alphonso 04/15/1927:6 GAR service held for departed comrades, 06/03/1927:2 Has large force employed at Fall Brook bog 25 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Millard, Anjannette Raises 66-oz. potato 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Obituary, 05/17/1929:1 Home wired for electricity 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Widow of Alphonso dies at age 80, 05/17/1929:4 Miller, Lorenzo Millard, Cornelius Turtle marked "Hartley Wood 1814" found 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Fined $50 on liquor charge, 05/25/1928:1 Miller, Lorenzo T. Millard, Earl Moves here from New Hampshire, 07/10/1925:4 Moves from Wareham St to Benton St, 10/08/1926:7 Obituary, 09/30/1927:1 Moves from 10 to 14 Benton St, 05/27/1927:1 Dies at age 44, 09/30/1927:4 Millard, Earl L. Miller, Louise Engaged to Edith H. Clark, 05/29/1925:5 Employed at Sullivan & Sullivan, 07/24/1925:2 Millen, Helen L. Resigns from D.D. Sullivan office, 10/16/1925:1 Petition for administration of estate, 05/14/1926:3 Wedding described, 12/31/1926:6 Millen, Helen Small Miller, Louise Agnes Ob, 04/30/1926:1 Wed to Daniel Barry, 12/31/1926:4 Wife of James dies at age 72, 04/30/1926:4 Miller, L.T. Millen, James M. Purchases Seth Miller farm 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Wed to Helen L. Small, 01/23/1925:5 Great corn and melon yields 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Miller (infant) Miller, Mrs Alden Daughter of Frank W. and Adelia Mansfield dies, 06/14/1929:4 Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 06/19/1925:7 Miller (Mr) Miller, Mrs J. Alden, Jr. Brothers make improvements to Fall Brook homestead 50 years ago, Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 08/27/1926:4 05/29/1925:3 Miller, Sarah Viele Operates hotel separate from stable 50 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Obituary, 07/12/1929:1 Miller, Abisha Miller, Seth F.E. Wood paints residence 50 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 Wareham man dies 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Farm at Fall Brook shown in earlier days (p), 03/26/1926:1 Fall Brook farm sold to L.T. Miller 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Elected president of Atlantic Iron Works 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Miller, Theodore H. Leases and stocks Tispaquin Pond 50 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Resides in Taylorsville, NC, 04/17/1925:1 Two-year-old steers weigh in at nearly a ton 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Attends Harvard 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Miller, Abishai Harvard grad employed by New York insurance company 25 years ago, Purchases ancient clock at Miller auction 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 07/26/1929:6 Miller, Andrew Miller Family Has some of finest colts in county 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Operates three farms in Fall Brook for four generations 50 years ago, Miller, Andrew W. 09/03/1926:6 Bulldog disposes of raccoon 25 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Millerd, Annie Horses compete in races at Mattapoisett 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Mrs Murdock Hartling attends funeral, 05/17/1929:3 Miller, A.W. Millerd, Earl Lets Fall Brook house to Lorenzo Miller, 07/10/1925:4 Occupies Washburn's Oak St apartment, 09/18/1925:1 In charge of alterations at Williams Specialty Store, 01/22/1926:1 Millerd, Earl L. Purchases horse in Maine for $400 twenty-five years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Wed to Edith Harriet Clark, 06/26/1925:4 Miller, Chester Wedding described, 06/26/1925:4 Accepts post at State Farm, 08/24/1928:4 Son born, 08/13/1926:5 Miller, Florence Millerd, Mrs C.S. Funeral held in New Bedford, 12/28/1928:4 Ill with measles, 04/09/1926:8 Miller, Francis W. Millett, Gertrude Albert Keyes' auto runs into Miller's parked car on Oak St, 08/24/1928:1 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Miller, Grace Millett, Robert Wedding described, 12/04/1925:1 Brockton man dies, 08/26/1927:3 Wed to Irving Osborne, 12/04/1925:4 Millett, Romeo Miller, Henry Lets Shaw Ave apartment to Arthur Ranck_ (sic), 10/07/1927:1 Resides in New York, 07/03/1925:4 Daughter born, 06/29/1928:4

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Millette, Eva Mills, George cont. Husband posts notice of no responsibility for bills, 04/15/1927:8 Discharged from army service, 04/09/1926:1 Husband files for divorce, 06/22/1928:11, 11/30/1928:8, 03/08/1929:3 Resides in Taunton, 02/17/1928:5 Millette, Henry Daughter born, 03/01/1929:4, 03/15/1929:2 Collides with motorcycle on Center St, 03/18/1927:9 Obituary, 09/06/1929:4 Millette, R. Mills, George E. Police pups for sale (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Private stationed at , Boston, 04/17/1925:8 Millette, Romeo On furlough from Camp Devens, 08/14/1925:1 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 Resides in Taunton, 02/03/1928:1 Millette, Ulric G. Daughter born, 03/01/1929:6 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 04/15/1927:8 Mills, Golda Files for divorce, 06/22/1928:11, 11/30/1928:8, 03/08/1929:3 Hen lays two full-sized eggs at once, 02/01/1929:2 Millinery Mills, Kathryn see also Middleboro Wholesale Millinery Co. Wedding described, 06/11/1926:11 Porter & Snow, 161 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Mills, Mrs Fred J. Can leave work for Alma Deschenes at Porter & Snow (ad), Employed at Tripp's, 08/06/1926:6 02/27/1925:4 Mills, Mrs George E. Porter's Millinery Shoppe moves three doors down to 139 Centre St Employed in New Bedford, 05/10/1929:1 (ad), 10/22/1926:10 Mills, Mrs Robert J. Mrs Packard fits store, announces millinery opening 50 years ago, Sprains ankle in fall, 05/28/1926:10 04/15/1927:6 Mills, Robert Brown Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, hats and hose, corner of Pearl and Centre St Wedding described, 10/04/1929:1 (ad), 07/13/1928:10 Mills, Ronald Francis Emily Hoyting-Hadsell going out of business (ad), 09/28/1928:5 Son of Fred J. christened at Sacred Heart, 09/02/1927:1 Fannie Clark employed by milliner S.F. Barrows 50 years ago, Mills, Stanley 04/26/1929:6 Stationed at army base in Boston, 10/02/1925:4 Mills On furlough from Boston army base, 01/08/1926:6 see also Saw Mills; Textiles Discharged from army service, 04/09/1926:1 Muttock Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 Mills, Stanley R. Old mill wheel in Muttock (p), 10/16/1925:1 Stationed at army base in Boston, 04/17/1925:8 Swampy land on Water St filled with gravel for grist mill 50 years ago, Clyde and Frank Turner remodel home for Mills, 10/05/1928:4 01/15/1926:6 Occupies house on Bedford St, 12/14/1928:1 H.N. Thomas & Co. sells Cole farm to Allen and John Taber 50 years Son born, 02/15/1929:1, 6 ago, 06/11/1926:3 Mills, Stanley R., Jr. William Brett sells interest in Brett & Soule 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Born to Stanley R., 02/15/1929:6 H.N. Thomas & Co. runs full time 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Mills, Stanley Robert J.A. Thomas Co. mill a going concern, 01/14/1927:5 Wedding described, 08/03/1928:3 H.N. Thomas & Co. steam mill runs full time 50 years ago, The Mills of Sporty Wear 04/29/1927:6 New industry to produce ladies' sports wear, 05/11/1928:1 Grover Bennett and Isaac Bryant purchase Cox mill 50 years ago, Cambridge St (ad), 09/14/1928:4 08/23/1929:8 Miner, Charles Mills (Mr) Resides in Boston, 10/08/1926:1 Opens wayside store in South Middleboro, 06/11/1926:8 Miner, Hugh Mills, 09/18/1925:4 Defective chimney causes fire at old Weston place, 03/06/1925:5 see also Narragansett Milling Co. Son born, 10/15/1926:1 Mills, Billie Evelyn Case of drunkenness suspended till June, 03/25/1927:5 Born to George, 03/15/1929:2 Miner, Rusco Mills, Carl Resides in Brookline, 06/08/1928:1 Moves from Lakeville to South Middleboro, 04/09/1926:1 Miner, Ruscoe Mills, Carl R. Moves from Hill Top farm to Boston, 06/24/1927:1 Granted victuallers' license, 03/23/1928:9 Miner, Ruscoe C. Mills, Carlos Sells North Middleboro farm to H.C. Boudreau, 06/24/1927:10 Succeeds Dill at Hill Top Farm, 05/03/1929:1 Minicky, Joseph Mills, Ella V. Holds highest academic standing at Dean Academy, 04/15/1927:2 Wife of Henry G. dies at age 63, 04/10/1925:4 Minieky, Joseph Mills, Fred On honor roll at Dean Academy, 12/24/1926:3 Sells Rock St house to Malmquist, 06/15/1928:9 Miniki, Joseph Mills, Fred J. And Lorenzo Gammons crash at corner of Oak and Peirce St, Employed at Homestead Grocery, 08/06/1926:1 09/03/1926:1 Son born, 08/12/1927:6 Minkle, Joseph Moves from Rock St to Shaw Ave, 08/17/1928:9 Purchases Fredendal's farm on Tispaquin St, 02/10/1928:6 Employed at Homestead Grocery, 08/24/1928:1 Minkle, Joseph F. Mills, Frederick J. Purchases Tispaquin St farm from Nat Fredendal and others, Engaged to Florence M. McGrady, 10/16/1925:3 01/27/1928:4 Mills, Frederick John Minor, John W. Wedding described, 10/30/1925:1 Sells Rock St homestead to Dexter Phillips 50 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Wed to Florence Mildred McGrady, 10/30/1925:4 Minor, J.W. Mills, George Invents three-wheeled vehicle 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Stationed at army base in Boston, 10/02/1925:4 Minot, Irving Clinton On furlough from Boston army base, 01/08/1926:6 Engaged to Amy Harrison Bartlett Ellis, 11/01/1929:4

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Minott, Catherine Mitchell, Joseph Moves from Summer St to Plymouth, 07/23/1926:5 Moves to rooms at South Main and Wareham St, 06/12/1925:7 Minott, Muriel Moves from Lang block to Barden Hill Rd, 03/26/1926:5 Moves from Summer St to Plymouth, 07/23/1926:5 Moves from Barden Hill Rd to Centre St, 11/19/1926:1 Minowanin, Princess Obituary, 04/12/1929:1 Mashpee princess applies for pension, 01/21/1927:1 Struck glancing blow by falling sign, 07/05/1929:4 Minshull, Flora Mitchell, Josephine Moves to Belmont, 10/12/1928:1 Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Missing Children Boston woman dies at age 55, 04/08/1927:4 Florence Kotchounian may by in Los Angeles, 08/28/1925:1 Will in probate, 05/06/1927:4 Florence Kochounian returns home, 10/02/1925:3 Executrix petitions to mortgage real estate, 05/25/1928:3 Arthur Thomas and Edward Cody located at Onset, 08/30/1929:1 Mitchell, Lucy Barden Missing youth, Vincent Salvati, returned to Boston, 08/30/1929:1 Obituary, 06/22/1928:3 Missing Persons Mitchell, Lydia Henry Spooner reported missing, found on Barden Hill, 07/03/1925:1 Brief biography (p), 12/27/1929:1 Robert Capen mysteriously disappears 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Mitchell, Melinda (see Mitchell, Teeweleema) Mrs Grover Lindsey reports husband gone, 01/01/1926:7 Mitchell, Moses Campbell Freeman McLaughlin gets lost coming home from Town House 50 years Biography (p), 11/18/1927:1 ago, 11/12/1926:7 Mitchell, Mrs Thomas Skeleton of Patrick Driscoll (aka John Williams) found in South Accepts post in prison hospital, 04/06/1928:2 Middleboro, 01/11/1929:2 Mitchell, Mrs Zerviah Gould Medical examiner says identity of victim uncertain, 01/18/1929:2 Files claim on Lakeville land 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Skeletal remains found on France St put to rest, 05/17/1929:1 Mitchell, Paul Blueberry picker, Victorine Amsay, reported missing, 08/09/1929:1 Salesman for Field Bros. Shoe Co., 12/03/1926:1 Missionaries Mitchell, Teeweleema Esther Thurston returns from mission work in Japan, 08/21/1925:4 Strikes tree near home, 06/26/1925:4 Reception held for departing missionaries, Sargent, Sargent, and Sward, Mitchell, Thomas 09/25/1925:1 Accepts post in prison hospital, 04/06/1928:2 Esther Thurston gives address at Central Methodist on work in Japan, Mitchell, Veda 05/28/1926:3 Sells Lakeville cottage to E. Sturtevant, 05/10/1929:1 Charlotte Larner in Shohsing, China, 11/05/1926:6 Mitchell, William R. Rachel Mostrom contacts parents from Shanghai, China, 04/01/1927:2 Obituary, 11/12/1926:1 Charlotte Larner visits mother in Lakeville, 07/22/1927:3 Norwood man dies, 11/12/1926:4 Charlotte Larner addresses students, 10/07/1927:1 National Bank president resigns 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Methodist mission successful (l) (Carl G. Kendall), 03/02/1928:1 Modern Tire Repair Shop Rachel Mostrom arrives safely in China, 12/20/1929:3 33 Wareham St, George Hathaway proprietor (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Mostrom safe in Shanghai, 12/20/1929:6 Moffatt, George T. Mitchell (Mr) Accepts post at Harvard University 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Cashier at National Bank 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Moffatt, Louis Mitchell, Albert F. Funeral held in Boston, 09/02/1927:3 Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Moffitt, Raymond Will in probate, 04/22/1927:6 Employed at State Farm, 10/12/1928:2 Executrix presents account of estate, 05/25/1928:7 Moles, S. Mitchell, Albert Francis Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Dies at age 59, 04/08/1927:4 Monahan, Andrew Mitchell, Catherine Purchases old shoefly building from T.W. Whitfridd, 04/22/1927:2 Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Monan, Abbie Mitchell, Charlotte Returns to school duties at Abbott Academy, 04/03/1925:2 Herring lost on way home from Abington, 05/21/1926:7 Monkeys Rep. Washburn files for increase in state aid to, 01/21/1927:2 Arthur Finn's pet monkey bits customer, 07/09/1926:1 Hearing at State House on pension increase, 02/18/1927:1 Monroe, ___man Mitchell, F. Joseph Graduates from Bradford Durfee Textile school, employed in East Proprietor of Fifth Avenue Shop, 167 Centre St (ad), 03/29/1929:6 Hampton, 06/05/1925:1 Mitchell, F.J. Monroe, A.B. Furrier on South Main St (ad), 11/11/1927:5 Annual meeting of YMCA bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 F.J. Mitchell & Co. installs new Hoffman Steam Pressing machine (ad), Monroe, Arthur B. 12/09/1927:5 Basso takes post in Taunton church 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Announces return to Middleboro (ad), 03/22/1929:10 Unity Quartette, music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 F.J. Mitchell & Co. installs up-to-date pressing machine (ad), Unity Quartette performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 09/06/1929:5 Monroe, Dorothy Mitchell, Harry Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 And Arthur Shaw collide in East Middleboro, 09/03/1926:1 Monroe, Edmund Mitchell, Herbert Attends Bradford Durfee Textile school, 04/19/1929:1 Builds house at Fall Brook 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Resides in Clifton, NJ, 08/02/1929:4, 11/08/1929:4 Builds store in Fall Brook 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Monroe, Edwin Grocery business expands 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Bradford Durfee grad takes post with Eureka Printing Co. in Clifton, NJ, Mitchell, Horace C. 07/19/1929:1 Vice-president of shoe concern, Field Bros. & Co., 09/11/1925:1 Monroe, George Mitchell, Horace E. Employed at Lang's market, 10/04/1929:4 Elected vice-president of Sawyer Shoe Corp., 02/25/1927:4

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Monroe, George I. Moody, Howard Stephen Dexter struck by auto driven by Monroe, 08/13/1926:1 Pleads guilty to drunkenness and reckless driving, 05/21/1926:1 Monroe, Howard Barnes Fined $100 for drunk driving, 05/28/1926:2 Wedding described, 02/24/1928:1 Fined $50 on liquor charge, 05/25/1928:1 Monroe, Merle Lindsay Moody, Jefferson Leila Thomas meets adult Monroe she helped to name as an infant, Pennies taken in break-in at shoe repair shop, 05/29/1925:1 01/22/1926:7 Moody, J.H. Monroe, Mrs George Shoes at 85 North Main St (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Head bookkeeper at sanatorium, 10/11/1929:4 Mooney, Alyce Margaret Monroe, Roger Wed to Charles Simeon Dodge, 10/14/1927:4 Resides in Philadelphia, 09/13/1929:1 Mooney, Florence M. Monroe, Sherman Wed to Ralph B. Shaw, 06/24/1927:4 Resides in Easthampton, 09/10/1926:2 Mooney, John F. Employed at United States Testing Co. of NY, 08/30/1929:6 Sells Cross St cottage to F.A. Fish, purchases School St cottage from Monte, Joseph J. same, 07/09/1926:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/15/1928:5 Fined $10 for assault on young Alexander Hartling, Jr., 09/27/1929:1 Montgomery, George Mooney, Leon M. Accepts post in Boston, 09/07/1928:4 Arrested for assault on Mary Purtell, 01/07/1927:1 Montgomery, George E. Moore (Mr) Purchases North Middleboro property from Charles Haven, Charles Nielson purchases homestead in Eddyville from Frank Radford, 07/06/1928:1 05/25/1928:2 Montgomery, Mrs George Thomas Tollitt purchases Moore homestead from Charles Nielson, Accepts post in Boston, 09/07/1928:4 04/05/1929:1 Montgomery Home for Aged People Moore, Harry To open beautiful new home (l) (Mrs J.H. Cushing), 03/13/1925:3 Lets Plymouth St house to Raymond, 04/17/1925:1 Beneficiary of Harriet Washburn's will, 03/27/1925:1 Moore, John M. A.R. Glidden & Son make substantial gift of linens, 04/03/1925:1 Purchases Sherman property at Water St dam 25 years ago, Philander Bump's Everett St homestead given to organization 25 years 11/13/1925:7 ago, 06/05/1925:6 Moore, Marion Adams Eddy Steps taken toward incorporation 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 Directors appoint Edith Finney resident matron, 08/28/1925:1 Widow of Charles W. dies at age 83, 01/15/1926:4 Opens at beautiful estate on South Main St, 10/02/1925:1 Moore, Mrs Harry Open for inspection, 10/09/1925:1 Resides in Springfield, 12/21/1928:2 Formally opens, 150 visitors attend (p), 10/16/1925:3 Moquin, Henry Gifts pour in from individuals and organizations, 10/23/1925:1 Sells East Main St house to Herbert Long, 04/10/1925:2 Holds annual meeting, 10/30/1925:1 Moves to Lowell, 06/19/1925:1 Walter Sampson donates several bushels of peaches, 09/17/1926:1 Sells East Main St house to Herbert Long, 06/19/1925:1 Holds annual meeting and election, 10/08/1926:9 Moquin, Isabelle Harper Pansies in bloom at Montgomery Home, 02/04/1927:4 Wife of Amable dies at age 76, 01/18/1929:4 Mrs David Gardner night nurse, 05/13/1927:6 Obituary, 01/25/1929:1 Residents pay tribute to Mary Frates, 05/20/1927:4 Moquin, Tressley Beautiful memorial window installed, 05/27/1927:7 Daughter born, 04/15/1927:2 New silver plane weather vane attracts attention, 07/01/1927:4 Mor__ (sic), Frank F. Holds annual meeting, 10/21/1927:1 South Carver man dies at age 52, 07/09/1926:3 Holds annual election, 11/02/1928:9 Moran, Corinne Josephine Beneficiary of Hannah Sherman's will, 04/19/1929:2 Wed to William Bradford Merry, 05/21/1926:5 New rock garden generates interest, 05/31/1929:5 Moran, S.M. Vote to reshingle and paint, 09/20/1929:1 Sells Lane St tenement to Frank Paulauski, 10/09/1925:10 Monty, Joseph J. Moranville (Mr) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/15/1928:5 Injured by falling tree 50 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Monuments Moranville, Arlene see also Surrey, David S. Infant daughter of Clifton and Eva Broadbent dies, 06/28/1929:4 Marble worker Richards imports best materials 50 years ago, Moranville, C.H. 07/24/1925:7 Distributor for White Electric (ad), 09/24/1926:4 Walter Drake erects monument on lot in Alden cemetery, 10/21/1927:4 Moranville, Clifton Placed on Swett lot in Rock Cemetery, 04/20/1928:9 Daughter born, 07/12/1929:4 Monument placed on Battis lot in Rock Cemetery, 05/25/1928:2 Moranville, Leslie G. Old Liberty Bell to make stop here on way to Charlestown 25 years ago, Son born, 04/01/1927:1 06/01/1928:6 Moranville, Robert Allen Old Liberty Bell greeted here by 2,000 twenty-five years ago, Born to Leslie G., 04/01/1927:1 06/15/1928:8 Morey, Mrs T. Prescott Auto from East Wareham damages Pilgrim trail tablet at South Main Dies in Brookline, 12/13/1929:5 and Wareham St, 07/06/1928:1 Morgan, Cyril Dickran Diran Square and Lakeville Honor Roll dedicated (p), High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 06/07/1929:3 Morgan, Ernest N. Eulogy given during dedication of Dickran Diran Square, 06/14/1929:1 New Bedford woman steps in front of auto in Lakeville, 06/28/1929:6 Wood Cemetery boulder completed, 07/05/1929:1 Morgan, Helen R. Tablet stolen from boulder at Lakeville town house, 12/13/1929:4 Obituary, 04/20/1928:1 Reward offered for information and evidence in theft (ad), Morgan, Helen Rebecca 12/13/1929:12 Wife of Joseph F. dies at age 60, 04/20/1928:4

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Morgan, Joseph T. Morris, Mrs Clarence Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1927:5 Resides in Plympton, 11/18/1927:3 Morgan, Manuel T. Resides in Taunton, 10/11/1929:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/25/1927:5 Morris, William Morgan, Mrs Ernest T. Purchases Mill St farm from John Matthews, 06/18/1926:2 Uncle dies in Fall River, 03/11/1927:1 Morrisey, Leon F. Cousin dies in Westdale, 10/28/1927:7 Writes to parents from Mexico (l), 03/22/1929:1 Morgan, Mrs Joseph F. Morrison, ___ (sic) Geraldine Funeral held at Lakeville home, 04/27/1928:1 Wed to M. Charles Kayajan, 12/30/1927:6 Moriarty, Ellen Morrison, Addie Oakes Lets Rock St apartment to William Wilder, 10/09/1925:1 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:2 Apple tree twig has blossoms, 10/25/1929:1 Wed to Edward L. Perry, 04/23/1926:4 Moriarty, Ellen C. Morrison, Carroll T. Purchases Rock St tenement from Cora Finney, 08/28/1925:1 Attempted assault and robbery at W.H. Luther jewelry factory no joke, Moriarty, John 12/30/1927:1 Daughter born, 11/22/1929:4 Charged with assault with intent to rob Joseph Botti, 01/06/1928:1 Moriarty, Nellie Morrison, Catherine Lets Rock St apartment to M.M. Whitney, 10/08/1926:8 Nurse at St. Luke's, 07/10/1925:5 Morin, Irene Morrison, Colin Wed to Philip Hebert, 07/08/1927:4 Sells Star Ave tenement to Harry Decus, 07/20/1928:1 Moronne, Vincent Morrison, Donald A. Youngster on tricycle, Yukna, struck by auto driven by Moronne, Wed to Beatrice Lester, 07/16/1926:1 07/12/1929:1 Serves on USS California, 05/06/1927:7 Morrill, Charley Morrison, Elvira Hazel Hen lays enormous egg 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Morrill, George H. Wed to Clayton Edward Gifford, 07/22/1927:4 And Thacher Lucas purchase stock in trade from A.W. Bryant 50 years Morrison, Hazel ago, 07/09/1926:4 Cousin attends wedding, 07/22/1927:2 Moves back to Middleboro 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Morrison, Helen Morrill, Harry Accepts position in Brooklyn, NY, 04/23/1926:2 Plays for season in band at Nantasket 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Resides in New York City, 09/09/1927:3 Member of orchestra at St. Louis fair 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Morrison, Henry Morrill, Harry W. Private stationed at Quantico, VA, 10/09/1925:1 Takes postal clerk/carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Marine stationed at Quantico, VA, 03/12/1926:8 Morrill & Lucas U.S. Marine writes from Shanghai, China, 11/25/1927:5 New sign 50 years ago says groceries for cash, 08/06/1926:5 Morrison, Henry John Provide feed for circus horses 50 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 U.S. Marine serves in Nicaragua, 06/17/1927:9 Dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Morrison, Jessie Morris, Billie Wed to George F. Reed, 07/05/1929:4 Returns to home in Philadelphia 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 Morrison, John Morris, Clarence Resides in New London, CT, 07/08/1927:6 Purchases home in Plympton, 09/11/1925:7 Defective oil stove causes fire on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Morris, Clarence V. Manager of Lakeville Riding School (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Purchases house in Plympton, 07/31/1925:2 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 12/23/1927:1 Morris, Elizabeth In court on charge of reckless driving and drunkenness, 04/06/1928:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/13/1928:6 In court on charges of reckless and drunk driving and drunkenness, Morris, Florence Hannah 04/13/1928:1 Wed to Charles Emerson Briggs, 09/16/1927:6 Wed to Katherine Morrison, 02/22/1929:4 Morris, Frank F. Morrison, John J. Obituary, 07/09/1926:3 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Morris, George E. Morrison, Katherine Stationed in Canal Zone for three years, 01/15/1926:3 Employed at St. Luke's, 08/27/1926:2 Resides in New Jersey, 07/02/1926:1 Wed to John Morrison, 02/22/1929:4 Morris, Harry C. Morrison, Kenneth Son born, 03/05/1926:4 Moves into house on Union St, 08/03/1928:1 Morris, Inez E. Morrison, Laura Engaged to John Cayton, 04/17/1925:6 Run down by Raynham auto on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 Morris, Inez Evelyn Morrison, Louisa Augusta Wedding described, 05/01/1925:1 Obituary, 01/21/1927:4 Hiram Chase attends wedding, 05/01/1925:2 Wife of Malcolm dies at age 52, 01/21/1927:4 Wed to John Cayton, 05/01/1925:2, 5 Morrison, Malcolm Morris, John Obituary, 12/20/1929:6 Picks pussy willows, 03/15/1929:3 Morrison, Malcolm J. Morris, Joseph Leaves no relatives, 12/20/1929:9 Bicyclist struck by Begley's auto, 09/18/1925:1 Morrison, William Morris, Manuel, Jr.` Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Wed to Margaret Lavina Reynolds, 10/22/1926:4 Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 05/25/1928:3 Morris, Margaret L. Morrison, William E. Wife of Manuel dies at age 20, 05/31/1929:4 Employed as metal worker in New York City, 09/02/1927:2 Funeral held at Sacred Heart, 06/07/1929:1

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Morrissey, Francis Joseph Morse, Charlotte Bradford Engaged to Hannah Collins, 08/30/1929:4 Born to Nahum, 05/28/1926:1 Wed to Hannah Collins, 09/27/1929:4 Morse, Chester Morrissey, Frank J. Obituary, 09/04/1925:4 Wedding described, 09/27/1929:1 North Carver folk attend Wareham funeral, 09/04/1925:7 Morrissey, George Morse, Clinton Wins express wagon in crossword puzzle contest, 01/09/1925:1 Moves from Natick to Oak St apartment, 03/06/1925:1 Passes Junior Life Saving exam, 08/31/1928:1 Purchases Henry Snow property in Warrentown, 07/24/1925:7 Morrissey, James Morse, Clinton D. Tires, 6 North S (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Son born, 05/15/1925:1 Carver man dies at age 59, 10/18/1929:6 Morse, Delia Found dead in bog shanty, 10/18/1929:8 Dies in North Carver, 07/31/1925:3 Morrissey, Leon F. Funeral held in North Carver, 08/07/1925:1 Returns from three-year trip in Europe, 02/11/1927:1 Morse, Delia F. Morrissey, Mabel Obituary, 07/31/1925:4, 7 Wins medal at American Legion track meet in Boston, 02/27/1925:1 Morse, Delia Francis Runner wonders why no track in Middleboro, 07/24/1925:1 Wife of Levi F. dies at age 62, 07/31/1925:4 Takes second in 50-yard dash senior New England championship, Morse, Elbridge Edward 10/16/1925:1 Born to Clinton D., 05/15/1925:1 Breaks indoor track record at Malden, 04/02/1926:1 Morse, Ezra Wins 100-yd. dash at Stoughton event, 09/03/1926:2 Daughter gets needle embedded in neck 50 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Wins 220-yard race at women's event in Boston, 03/11/1927:1 Obituary, 04/05/1929:1 Participates in Boston Swimming Assoc outing in Carver, 06/17/1927:1 Dies at age 91, 04/05/1929:4 Wins Plymouth County 30-yard dash in Brockton, 01/27/1928:4 Funeral held at Summer St home, 04/12/1929:1 Participates in Boston Swimming Assoc meet, 03/02/1928:2 GAR member memorialized at service, 05/31/1929:1 Competes in NEAAAU meet in Franklin, 06/08/1928:1 Morse, George Edward Starts third year at Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education, Obituary, 04/06/1928:1 10/05/1928:1 West Bridgewater man dies at age 65, 04/06/1928:4 Defeats national indoor champ at 25-yard dash, 01/25/1929:1 Morse, Jesse F. Beats Florence MacDonald in 220-yard dash, 02/08/1929:1 Attends MA College of Pharmacy 25 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Graduates from Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education in Boston, Graduates from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:1 05/11/1928:6 Takes second in both 100-yard and 75-yard dash, 09/13/1929:1 Passes Board of pharmacy exams 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Morrissey, Mabel E. Morse, John E. Trains for New England-wide competition in Boston, 09/02/1927:1 Killed in railyard 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Morrissey, Mabelle E. Morse, L. Florence Wins New England championship in swimming event, 02/12/1926:1 Participates in Precinct church entertainment 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 One of best runners in New England to run at sesquicentennial in Morse, Crapo, Jackson, and Berry organize ladies' quartette 25 years Philadelphia, 07/02/1926:1 ago, 03/11/1927:5 Morrisson, John Morse, Levi Engaged to Katherine Morrisson, 02/08/1929:2 Henry Howe purchases Morse place from Whitten 25 years ago, Morrisson, Katherine 03/02/1928:8 Engaged to John Morrisson, 02/08/1929:2 Morse, Lucy F. Concludes services at St. Luke's, 02/08/1929:7 Dies at age 82, 06/01/1928:4 Morrone, Vincento Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 Morrone car collides with Chelmsford Center auto, 09/06/1929:2 Petition for administration of estate, 11/09/1928:4 Morse, Anne Morse, Mary B. Pratt Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Morse, Arnold Employed at Trust Co., 08/09/1929:1 Purchases Lakeville poultry farm from Ethel and Mabel Dunham, Morse, Mrs Ezra 04/15/1927:2 Severely bruised, face gashed in fall down stairs, 12/18/1925:1 Morse, Arthur Morse, Mrs Frank Files suit against town as result of fall on School St 25 years ago, Funeral held in North Carver, 08/07/1925:4 01/21/1927:6 Morse, Mrs George Morse, B. Albert Resides in Dorchester, 12/24/1926:7, 07/08/1927:1 Obituary, 05/15/1925:1 Morse, Nahum Morse, Barzilla Albert Daughter born, 05/28/1926:1, 06/14/1929:4 Dies at age 89, 05/15/1925:4 Morse, Nahum B. Morse, Barzillai A. Daughter born, 07/29/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 11/27/1925:5 Morse, Nahum Bartlett Morse, Cephas Thomas Daughter born, 06/28/1929:4 Obituary, 02/01/1929:2 Morse, N.M. North Carver man dies at age 77, 02/01/1929:4 Resides in Dorchester, 09/02/1927:6 Morse, Charles E. Morse, Phyllis Lucille Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Born to Nahum Bartlett, 06/28/1929:4 Morse, Charles W. Morse, Raymond Obituary, 08/05/1927:2 Daughter born, 02/26/1926:5 Morse, Charles Warren Morse, Rollin Plympton man dies at age 72, 08/05/1927:4 Representative of Junior Red Cross travels to Washington, 10/07/1927:1

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Morse, Solon Moving of Bridges, Buildings, Etc. Lands 5-lb. bass at Assawompsett, 08/10/1928:4 Kulian purchases Drew house, will move it to Shaw Ave and Frank St, Morse, Walter L. 10/02/1925:3 Resides in New York, 09/11/1925:5 Drew house begins journey to new location, 10/09/1925:1 Resides in Dobbs Ferry, NY, 12/25/1925:1 Alfred Sylvester digs cellar, will move house from present location, Morse's Drug Store 09/24/1926:6 Centre St (ad), 12/04/1925:2 Central Congregational chapel building to be moved to rear of church Morton, Grace Brown and attached, 05/20/1927:2 Wed to Thomas W. Loft, 07/02/1926:2 Central Congregational chapel to be moved from land purchased by Co- Morton, Harry operative Bank, 07/01/1927:7 Sells Chestnut St house to Warner Cram, 11/25/1927:1 Old Co-operative bank building moved to rear of Central Morton, Lena M. Congregational, 07/22/1927:5 Obituary, 02/10/1928:1 House at corner of Miller and Smith St to be moved back to widen Wife of Harry dies at age 55, 02/10/1928:4 corner, 08/05/1927:2 Morton, Maynard Old Turnpike station of Taunton branch moved to Taunton, Falls avoiding auto, breaks arm, 11/06/1925:1 08/05/1927:5 Morton, Seth W.C. Thomas' corner house moved to widen road in Rock, 08/19/1927:6 Old Clarke residence near Court End (Granville Temple Sproat), Smith St shed moved back and repaired, 03/09/1928:6 07/13/1928:9 Bedford St building moved to site of Clara Eaton's new home, Mosher, Charles 03/30/1928:9 Carver man dies at age 63, 04/13/1928:4 B.L. Thomas alters location of Hathaway's building on Wareham St, Dies in Rumford, ME, 04/13/1928:9 07/13/1928:4 Mosher, Eldred A.G. Rotch to dismantle Fuller St house, move it to Lakeville, Father dies in Rumford, ME, 04/13/1928:9 03/15/1929:1 Moskoff, B. Mrs Arthur Rotch has old house from West Brookfield moved to Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Lakeville, 12/20/1929:8 Mostrom, Esther Moving of Bridges, Buildings, Etc. (25 years ago) Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 W.H. Connor purchases old corner grocery, will move it to Benton St Wed to Donald B. Snyder, 07/09/1926:3 lot, 02/06/1925:7 Mostrom, Howard Tinkham moves John Main house to Lane St, 02/27/1925:3 Star of Bowdoin College track team, 03/27/1925:3 Tinkham moves McCully's Pearl St house to Rounseville's lot on Arch Mostrom, Howard M. St, 04/03/1925:8 Elected president of junior class at Bowdoin College, 02/25/1927:3 C.H. Thomas moves L. Edgar Thomas house to new street, Mostrom, Oscar G. 07/31/1925:6 Sells South Middleboro property to May Atherton, 03/27/1925:3 C.P. Washburn moves Place house to Cambridge St, 07/31/1925:6 Moves to Wareham, 05/01/1925:6 Moving of Bridges, Buildings, Etc. (50 years ago) Mostrom, Philip O. James Peirce sells barn to Otis Briggs, 05/08/1925:6 Engaged to Ruth Virginia Holmes, 02/08/1929:2 Kingman moves Thompson house in two parts, 05/15/1925:7 Mostrom, Rachel Charles Thomas moves building across railroad for Cronin, Contacts parents from Shanghai, China, 04/01/1927:2 08/21/1925:6 Missionary arrives safely in China, 12/20/1929:3 Lewis Thompson moves house from Thompson to School St, Safe in Shanghai, 12/20/1929:6 06/04/1926:7 Moths (see Insects) Sanford house moved to Pearl St, 07/16/1926:7 Motion Pictures (see Park Theatre; Strand Theatre) Tinkham moves sheds at rear of Baptist church four feet, 10/15/1926:5 Motorcycles C.E. Leonard plans to move house back from highway, 04/15/1927:6 see also Sherman, Charles A.; Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles Old shoe shop near Eddy's in East Middleboro moved back from Race track planned for Short St, 08/07/1925:1 highway, 11/09/1928:8 J.E. Wrightington first in town to own motorcycle 25 years ago, Tinkham repositions Sherman's house on lot, 05/31/1929:6 04/08/1927:7 Mowry, Gerald Moulton, David J. Purchases Sanford place in Lakeville from Annie Cook, 04/06/1928:2 Obituary, 03/19/1926:1 Mulcahy, Marie S. Tampa, Fl man dies at age 87, 03/19/1926:4 Wed to Leon R. Oldham, 09/18/1925:4 Moulton, Donald Mullein Hill Farm Wed to Ellen Helen Raymond, 06/26/1925:2 Walter Sampson has apples for sale (ad), 09/25/1925:10 Moulton, Evelyn Mullen, Henry Resides in Boston, 11/22/1929:4 Fined $10 for drunkenness, 04/19/1929:1 Moulton, O.J. Mullen & Drohan Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Open bakery on Water St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Moulton, Orison J. Close bakery on Water St 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Mullins, John Moulton, O.W. LeBaron Ave barn destroyed by fire, 07/17/1925:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Mullins, Mary T. Moura, William Souza Obituary, 08/24/1928:1 Engaged to Rose Sylvia Souza, 05/24/1929:4 Wife of John dies at age 74, 08/24/1928:4 Wed to Rose Sylvia Souza, 06/07/1929:4 Mullins, William Moving, Household Dies at age 63, 12/04/1925:4 see also Eaton Transportation Co.; Eaton's Express Mumps No household effects from Middleboro permitted in New Bedford (ad), Clyde Aiken under quarantine, 01/06/1928:3 05/03/1929:3 Graham children under quarantine, 01/27/1928:3 Several more cases at South Middleboro, 02/17/1928:3

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Mumps cont. Murdock Family Kathleen Graham out from under quarantine, 02/24/1928:7 Genealogy traced, 10/14/1927:9 Sumner Tinkham ill, 02/24/1928:7 Murdock Parlor Grate Co. Hopkins family members ill, 03/02/1928:3 Contracts for work at Harvard Square and Canton 25 years ago, Amy Caldwell ill, 03/09/1928:6 07/24/1925:7 Elmer Hopkins ill, 03/16/1928:6 Everest Chetain goes to Mexico on behalf of Parlor Grate Co. 25 years Elizabeth Hopkins ill, 03/30/1928:2 ago, 02/05/1926:7 Mary Allison ill, 07/06/1928:4 Completes brass fixtures for Pawtucket, RI bank 25 years ago, Dorothy Robinson recovering, 07/27/1928:1 08/13/1926:6 Mattie Allison recovers, 08/24/1928:7 President sails for Europe 50 years ago, 07/29/1927:6 Mundy, Mary G. Installs balcony on public building in Washington, DC 25 years ago, Wife of John L. dies at age 48, 08/19/1927:4 01/20/1928:7 Munroe, Doris Changes name to Murdock Corp. 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Brockton woman dies at age 22, 06/24/1927:4 Artesian well dug 25 years ago, 03/09/1928:7 Munroe, W.B. Marble workers on strike 25 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Writes on trip to Florida (l), 03/13/1925:7 Factory busy 25 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Opens real estate agency on Station St, 08/19/1927:1 Marble composition work aplenty 25 years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Small cranberry bog for sale (ad), 04/13/1928:10 Murphy, Agnes Munroe, W.H. Enrolls at Bridgewater Normal school, 07/13/1928:1 Finds well-laden huckleberry bushes, 10/08/1926:5 Murphy, Daniel Munroe, Willard B. New attendant at State Farm, 02/24/1928:5 Struck by New Bedford auto, 07/09/1926:2 Murphy, Frances Munroe & Grover Resides in Boston, 04/27/1928:3 Real estate (ad), 01/22/1926:5 Murphy, Francis A. Munson, Andrew Boston man dies in accident in North Carver, 06/21/1929:4 Monson man dies 50 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Results of inquest, 08/02/1929:2 Murder Murphy, Francis W. Napoleon Cooke shots and kills wife, attempts suicide, 04/17/1925:1 Named acting pastor of South Boston church, 01/28/1927:8 Napoleon Cooke arraigned for murder of wife, 04/24/1925:1 Murphy, Frank Inquest held into murder of Katherine Cooke, 05/01/1925:1 Arrested for drunkenness, 09/02/1927:1 Rex White charged with first degree murder in death of Patrick Inquest into death scheduled, 07/19/1929:1 Cullinane, 11/20/1925:3 Inquest held into death, 07/26/1929:4 Scene of 1874 Halifax murder (p), 12/31/1926:1 Murphy, Frank A. Murdoch, Jesse New physician here 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 South Carver man dies 50 years ago, obituary, 02/13/1925:7 Murphy, Frank L. Murdoch, John Get two months for drunkenness, 11/11/1927:1 Obituary, 09/25/1925:1 Arrested twice for drunkenness, 06/08/1928:1 Murdock, Annie Maria Murphy, Girard Widow of James M. dies at age 77, 01/16/1925:4 Officer at State Farm, 01/06/1928:4 Murdock, Claire Murphy, James Born to John, 06/22/1928:4 Engaged to Lucy Trinque, 09/20/1929:1 Murdock, James Murphy, James A. Engaged to Edna May Skalak, 04/26/1929:4 Engaged to Lucy M. Trinque, 09/06/1929:4 Engaged to Edna Skalak, 05/10/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/04/1929:1 Wed to Edna May Skalak, 05/17/1929:4 Wed to Lucy Trinque, 10/04/1929:4 Murdock, Jesse Murphy, James E. Will admitted to probate 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Murdock, John Murphy, Mabel E. Son born, 09/03/1926:1 Gets probation for theft from Winifred Sawicki's store, 04/20/1928:1 Daughter born, 06/22/1928:4 Murphy, Margaret Murdock, John, Jr. Wed to Horace Collamore, 06/25/1926:9 Born to John, 09/03/1926:1 Murphy, Mary Murdock, L. Bradford Obituary, 01/11/1929:1 Purchases Wells' block 50 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Dies at age 58, 01/11/1929:4 Murdock, Martha Murphy, Olive Engaged to Clement Noyes, 01/06/1928:1 Lets Everett St apartment to Stearns Chandler, 03/20/1925:1 Wedding described, 06/22/1928:2 Employed at Park Theatre, 08/14/1925:8, 08/12/1927:6 Murdock, Mrs Mortimer Murphy, Robert Body placed in receiving tomb at Rock, 01/16/1925:2 Chimney fire at State Farm house, 01/27/1928:4 Murdock, Mrs William Murphy, Sarah Receives telephone call from Toronto, Canada, 03/04/1927:7 Sells School St house to George DeBoer, 06/28/1929:10 Murdock, Robert Murray, Edward Engaged to Thelma Madeline Baker, 10/26/1928:4 Chimney fire in Farrell house on Cook St, 01/27/1928:4 Wedding described, 11/02/1928:1 Murray, Frank Wed to Thelma Madeline Baker, 11/02/1928:4 Moves from Cambridge to Miller St, 08/05/1927:2 Murdock, William Daughter born, 09/16/1927:6 Moves from Webster St to Reland St, 05/27/1927:1 Murray, Helen And Alger go coot hunting, 10/05/1928:1 Ill with mumps, 03/16/1928:6 Murdock, William Bartlett Murray, Lloyd Biography by H.S.G., 12/13/1929:9 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1

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Murray, Mrs Henry Music and Musicians cont. Resides in Detroit, MI, 12/06/1929:1 Grace Pierce soloist at First Church of Christ, 07/15/1927:1 Murray, Virginia Louise Hazel Thomas studies organ in Boston, 08/26/1927:1 Engaged to Charles James McDonald, 11/23/1928:4 Evelyn Payton member of Helen Lewis band, 08/26/1927:8 Wed to Charles James McDonald, 12/14/1928:6 Lawrence McCarthy studies organ with Lloyd G. del Castillo in Boston, Murray, Walter 09/09/1927:3 Moves from Summer St to Cook St, 03/04/1927:1 Francis McCarthy pianist at newly reopened Strand Theatre, Murray, William 10/07/1927:3 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Lawrence McCarthy pianist at Strand Theatre, 10/14/1927:1 Murtagh, Thomas Sacred Heart organist Cyr Valmond takes post in Boston, 11/18/1927:1 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 William Peterson new organist at Sacred Heart, 11/18/1927:1 Murtagh, Thomas H. Hazel Thomas replaces Spooner as pianist at Park Theatre, 11/18/1927:3 Dies at age 75, 03/11/1927:6 Felma Pratt plays at reception for Governor Fuller, 03/09/1928:6 Murtha, Homer Pianist Myron Thomas performs in Taunton, 04/20/1928:1 Injured at Lang's market, 06/04/1926:1 Trombonist Louis Carroll takes post with resort orchestra in New Jersey Murtha, Homer E. 25 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Moves to different location on Rock St, 08/12/1927:8 J. Herbert Cushing and Chester Weston provide music at Bridgewater Music and Musicians Grange, 06/15/1928:4 see also Bands and Orchestras; Barrett, Mary; Bates, Catherine; Bearse, Locals in group entertaining West Wareham grange, 06/15/1928:8 Theophilus LeBaron; Belmont, Marion Thomas; Gammons, William William and Francis Huxley accompany Rhode Island band in Taunton, W.; Goldstein, Herman H.; Hinckley, Myron; McCarthy, Daniel; 06/29/1928:1 Middleboro Male Singing Society; Musical Instruction; Porter, Flora; Kelley, Gammons, Cromwell, and Ball perform at Methodist church in Sears, Mabel B.; Shaw, Mildred Taylor; Spooner, Millard F.; Cataumet, 08/17/1928:1 Thatcher, Levi P.; Walker, Elizabeth; Wood, Harry Francis Huxley sings in Easton, South Hanson, and Plymouth, Catherine Eaton supervisor of training in Eastman School of Music, 10/05/1928:4 Rochester, NY, 01/02/1925:2 Frederick London enlists in Navy 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Mrs Leonard Baker resigns from Central Baptist, 01/02/1925:2 Drevinsky and Crowell perform in Bridgewater, 01/18/1929:1 Albert Walker mandolin soloist at Norwich University, 02/13/1925:4 Merrill and Augustus DeMoranville provide banjo and violin music in Choir director Mrs William Jacob resigns from Our Saviour, Assonet, 01/25/1929:1 05/01/1925:1 Lyric tenor William Barney receives wide attention, 03/22/1929:1 "Bones" champion Herman Fuller ready to take on all comers 25 years Choir master E.J. Thompson resigns from Our Saviour, 03/29/1929:1 ago, 05/29/1925:3 A true tradition in Middleboro, 04/05/1929:1 Local talent members of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Madeline Sturges invited to play for supervisor at NE Conservatory of Sawyer Carter member of Shedad Grotto band of Brockton, Music, 04/26/1929:1 07/03/1925:2 Thomas Carter travels with Buffalo Bill show in England 25 years ago, William Kenny new pianist at Park Theatre, 10/23/1925:2 05/17/1929:7 William Kenney pianist at Park Theatre, 11/13/1925:1 Miss Davis gives vocal recital in Boston, 06/21/1929:5 International Comedy Quartet members are Bazinet, Huxley, St. Mary Barrett and Virginia Goldstein play with Newport, RI orchestra Amond, and Hart, 12/11/1925:2 for the summer, 07/19/1929:1 William F. Dean veteran fiddler, 01/22/1926:1 Felma Pratt plays with Middleboro artists at Newport, RI hotel, George L. Thomas resigns as Central Baptist choir master, 02/26/1926:1 07/26/1929:1 Zilpha Chace has part in oratorio of St. Paul in Taunton, 03/19/1926:1 W.H.F. Pettee noted Taps player 25 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Grace Pierce supervisor of music in Arlington schools, 04/23/1926:3 Harry Morrill member of orchestra at St. Louis fair 25 years ago, Cora Pierce Richmond rsigns as soprano at Taunton church 25 years 08/02/1929:6 ago, 04/23/1926:8 Eaton's piano pupil Bessie Veazie gives recital at Legion hall, Louis Carroll member of Shedad Grotto Band of Brockton, 12/13/1929:8 05/21/1926:2 The Music Shop Sawyer Carter member of Shedad Grotto band of Brockton, South Main St (ad), 01/16/1925:8 05/21/1926:2 Plate glass replaced after demolished by heavy wind, 04/10/1925:8 Basso Arthur Monroe takes post in Taunton church 25 years ago, Mrs Bernard Keough resigns, 08/21/1925:1 05/21/1926:4 William Barden purchases South Main St store, 02/01/1929:1 Hardy and Spooner play piano and drums at King Philip's Tavern, Purchased by William C. Barden (ad), 02/15/1929:2 05/28/1926:1 Barden granted permission to install flashing sign, 03/29/1929:3 Soprano Maud Pierce performs in Nantasket 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Barden makes extensive changes to shop, 04/12/1929:1 Singer Warren Wardle heard on radio station from Boston, 06/18/1926:4 Music Stores (see Kahn's Middleboro Music and Furniture Store; The Harry Morrill plays for season in band at Nantasket 25 years ago, Music Shop) 06/25/1926:8 Musical Instruction Blind entertainer, Robert Barrett, gets writeup in Brockton Enterprise, see also Belmont, Marion Thomas; Eaton, Carrie W.; Sears, Mabel 07/16/1926:4 Belcher; Tinkham, Lillian F.; Warren, Abbie; Warren Pianoforte Ben Macomber plays at Beaux Art club in New York, 07/23/1926:1 School; Weeman, Walter J. Irma McKechnie resigns as Central Baptist soprano soloist, Mrs Fred Tinkham's pianoforte students give mid-winter recital, 09/17/1926:1 02/27/1925:2 B.A. Roundy plays in summer band in the White Mountains 25 years Keith's pupils deliver delightful piano recital, 05/22/1925:8 ago, 09/24/1926:6 Students of Mrs A.W. Howard give pianoforte recital, 07/10/1925:4 Royce Oliver plays drums in Norwich University band, 02/18/1927:7 Evelyn Payton, teacher of pianoforte (ad), 11/05/1926:8 Edna Skalak member of Snap Shots of 1927, 02/25/1927:1 Walter Weeman, violin and trumpet instruction (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Hazel Thomas pianist at theatre in Southbridge, 03/25/1927:7 Keith's student piano recital excellent, 06/01/1928:1 Snap Shots of 1927 play in Vermont and Boston, 04/01/1927:1 Louisa Burt Wood, teacher of singing (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Edna Skalak returns from tour with Tommie Carroll's Revue, Mary Barrett, teacher of singing (ad), 10/12/1928:10 05/27/1927:1

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Musical Instruction cont. Narragansett Milling Co. cont. Walter Weeman conducts instrumental lessons at Assawampsett School, Employs Ralph Tripp, Fred Buckman resigns, 12/31/1926:5 03/01/1929:6 Purchases new truck, 05/24/1929:7 Student of Louisa Wood gives vocal recital in Boston, 06/21/1929:5 Employs Chester Thomas, 09/06/1929:8 Keith pianoforte classes resume (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Nash, Alfred Musical Instruments Purchases two-tenement house at foot of Cook's hill, 06/22/1928:4 W.S. Clements, piano tuner at Kahn's (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Ill with scarlet fever, 07/13/1928:4 New organ installed at Central Congregational, 05/15/1925:2 Mother dies in Maine, 08/17/1928:5 New Central Congregational organ dedicated with recital, 06/05/1925:1 Lets Cook's hill apartment to Percy Bryant, 10/12/1928:2 New organ dedicated, 06/05/1925:2 Nash, Elmore Carl Maxim donates organ to South Middleboro ME Church, Son born, 10/22/1926:3 09/18/1925:4 Mother dies in Maine, 08/17/1928:5 Parker's Restaurant installs electrically played violin and piano, Nash, Junior 12/04/1925:7 Ill with measles, 07/13/1928:4 B.L. Boomer patents pedal attachment for cabinet organs, 06/25/1926:8 Nash, Webster Anderson manufacturer of pianos, 09/10/1926:3 Burial in cemetery at Centre Carver, 10/29/1926:7 Goldie Fagerberg rep for American Piano Entertainer Co. (ad), National Association of Corn Raisers 09/17/1926:8 New fraternal society organizes here, 12/09/1927:1 F.T. Anderson & Sons, makers of pianos (ad), 05/13/1927:4 National Beef Co. F.T. Anderson & Sons install new piano in high school auditorium, Ella Stetson acquires local branch 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 08/19/1927:1 Native Americans Bates School receives piano from E.C. Wood, 11/04/1927:3 Family at Lakeville ponds attracts considerable attention 25 years ago, M. Steinert & Sons, piano sale (ad), 06/15/1928:4 07/24/1925:7 Muthow, Benno Chester Weston addresses Congregational Mens' club on Indians of old James Westgate gets 30 days for assault on, 08/30/1929:2 Middleboro, 03/12/1926:3 Muttock Mantasikaun wed to Mannanata, 01/14/1927:2 Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2, Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 08/05/1927:7, 08/12/1927:2, 08/19/1927:3 The Indians of Old Namassaket by Thomas Weston (p), 06/22/1928:6 N Natural Gas Nadeau (Mr) Wilbur offers cleaner burning gas to public 50 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Auction sale of property (ad), 11/25/1927:10 Nahum Wilber reduces price 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Nadeau, Damas Navin, Charles Raymond Auction sale of property (ad), 09/07/1928:8 Mortgagee's sale, 02/26/1926:6 Nail Industry Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/20/1926:4 Richardson starts nail manufacture 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Naylor, Dorothy Grace Namasket River Engaged to Forrest Seymour Smith, 12/27/1929:1 Water low 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Nazarian, Annie At very low level 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Injured when Card's truck collides with NH auto at corner of Sproat and Sewage cleanup from Worcester an issue 25 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Oak St, 05/29/1925:1 Contract for bridge over Nemasket goes to Providence firm, Nazarian, Peter 06/18/1926:10 Held up by highwaymen on road in Milton, 12/18/1925:1 Dog rescued after going through ice, 12/17/1926:1 Neal, Garland L. Solid enough for skating 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Principal of Holbrook High school, 07/20/1928:1 Clark, Carver, and Thomas to do regrading and raising of bridges 50 Appointed headmaster of Sumner High school in Holbrook, years ago, 07/15/1927:6 08/31/1928:1 Water level very low 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Neal, Mrs Garland Water rises two feet in ten hours 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Fire consumes barn and woodland on old Thompson place, New Bedford, Fall River, and Taunton settle over waters rights, 05/01/1925:8 10/28/1927:1 Neal, Shirley Subject of song now a sluggish mess, 01/06/1928:1 Dies after scalded by water, 08/27/1926:1 Backup flooding discussed at selectmen's meeting, 07/26/1929:1 Neal, Shirley J. Pollution alert, 08/02/1929:1 Daughter of Garland C. and Ruth Cloyes dies at age 3, 08/27/1926:4 Namaskett Press Nebonnie (Mr) Awarded Plymouth printing contract, 01/16/1925:2 County Rd estate sold to Leslie Springer, 04/23/1926:2 High School students publish book of poems, 07/03/1925:2 Needle Works (50 years ago) Employs Gertrude Kennedy, 08/14/1925:8 Needle manufacturing proposed here, 10/30/1925:6 Awarded contract to print street lists, 11/06/1925:1 Needle factory to locate here, 11/13/1925:7 Contracts to print town reports, 01/15/1926:5 Jairus Shaw and Joshua Sherman contract to build needle factory, Contracts to print town reports for Duxbury, Hanson, and Plympton, 11/27/1925:6 02/05/1926:7 Needle Works authorized to collect subscriptions, 12/25/1925:3 Contracts to publish street list, 08/27/1926:1 Extensive addition built, 11/05/1926:6 Job pressman wanted (ad), 10/08/1926:10 J.W. Packard superintendent, 12/03/1926:6 Contracts to print town reports, 01/21/1927:7 Re-elect board of directors, 11/25/1927:9 Mortgagee's sale, 06/17/1927:9 Runs 10 hours per day, 04/13/1928:7 Property purchased at mortgagee's sale by Albert Deane, 08/05/1927:1 J.W. Packard superintendent, 10/12/1928:8 Narragansett Milling Co. Noah Perkins resigns, replaced by Franklin Thompson, 11/16/1928:7 Builds grain store at railroad station, 07/10/1925:6 Treasurer Noah Perkins resigns, 12/14/1928:9 Employs Chester Thomas, 09/18/1925:4 Factory idle, 12/21/1928:6 Employs Harris Tripp, 04/09/1926:6 Superintendent Packard occupies Cushman house, 10/11/1929:8

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Needle Works (50 years ago) cont. Nelson, Sidney T. From 15,000 to 17,000 produced daily, 10/25/1929:4 Apples to end up in Germany 25 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Stockholders have annual meeting, 11/22/1929:8 Nelson, Thomas M. Neild, John Obituary, 05/01/1925:1 Judge Sullivan reports on inquest, 05/21/1926:5 Fruitport, MI man dies at age 85, 05/01/1925:5 Neill, C.E. Nelson's Grove Opens barber shop on Wareham St, 02/18/1927:5 Stony Point Grove card advertises resort (p), 04/02/1926:1 Barber, 24 Wareham St (ad), 02/18/1927:8 Nemasket Auto Co. Nelson (Mr) John G. Howes, manager (ad), 01/09/1925:8 Daughter born, 12/28/1928:4 Employs Alice Howes, 08/19/1927:2 Nelson, Chester Hires Warren Stafford, 11/09/1928:1 Resides in Minneapolis, KS, 02/12/1926:5 Employs Michael Collins, 11/16/1928:1 Nelson, Clarence Fire on roof at Wareham St business, 11/23/1928:1 Wagon struck by New Bedford & Onset Street Railway bus, Employs Michael Collins, 03/29/1929:6 07/09/1926:2 Puts on unique auto show, 07/26/1929:1 Nelson, E. Grounds paved, 08/16/1929:7 E. Nelson & Son, antique furniture repair, Cherry St (ad), 11/27/1925:8 Nemasket Community Club Abisha Wood house on Cherry St (p), 01/29/1926:1 Holds annual meeting, 07/16/1926:1 Nelson, Emil Holds annual outing on 5th anniversary, 07/13/1928:1 Purchases Cherry St property from Albert Smith, 07/03/1925:2 Nemasket Delicatessen and Food Shop (see Nemasket Lunch) Nelson, Emory B. Nemasket Food Shop Charged with being idle and disorderly, 04/27/1928:1 Hires noted pastry chef (ad), 05/25/1928:10 Nelson, Ernest Nemasket Grove Dance Pavilion Leaves for job in Chicago, 06/12/1925:7 Opens opposite Dahlia Farm (ad), 08/23/1929:10 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 01/01/1926:1 Nemasket Hill Cemetery Resides in Troy, NY, 12/31/1926:1, 08/05/1927:9 Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1925:2, 04/16/1926:3 Son born, 02/10/1928:10 Cemetery Circle meets for first time in two years, 10/22/1926:1 Nelson, George W. Samuel Shiverick donates protective fence, 11/19/1926:2 Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 03/27/1925:6 Association holds annual meeting, 04/15/1927:1 Nelson, Harold M. Holds annual meeting, 04/27/1928:2, 04/19/1929:1 Engaged to Alberta Shaw, 04/16/1926:3 Nemasket House Mrs Nelson of Troy, NY attends wedding, 09/17/1926:1 Mr Cook moves restaurant to Nemasket House (ad), 02/27/1925:5 Wed to Alberta A. Shaw, 09/17/1926:3 Governor Crane dines at Nemasket House 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Nelson, Harold Minard Rubbish pile burns behind stables, 04/23/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/17/1926:1 Stables produce winners 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Nelson, J.H. Lease consummated, 06/17/1927:2 Nut display wins premiums at fair 25 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Dining Room under new management (ad), 06/24/1927:10 Nelson, John H. Paul S. Gallino new manager of Dining Room, 07/01/1927:1 Catches wild geese alive 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Nemasket Lunch opens at Nemasket House (ad), 04/13/1928:5 Opens up view to lake at Stony Point 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Visit by crime suppression committees fails to turn up anything illegal Nelson, John Hiram 25 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Stony Point Grove card advertises resort (p), 04/02/1926:1 Under new management (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Nelson, Lois Historical Society receives old picture of the Nemasket House, Employed at Cape Cod Specialty Co., 09/10/1926:6 11/02/1928:6 Sees Charles Lindbergh in Providence, 07/29/1927:1 Annie Hammond sells business to Thomas Peirce Estate trustees, Employed at Cape Specialty Shop, 08/12/1927:6 11/23/1928:1 Nelson, Lois Evelyn Transfer of property to Peirce Estate opens chapter of local history, Wedding described, 10/28/1927:1 11/30/1928:1 Wed to Manuel B. Mello, Jr., 10/28/1927:4 Property transfers from Hammond to Peirce Estate trustees, Nelson, Lucy Adelaide 02/08/1929:1 Wed to John Chambers Russell, 03/25/1927:6 Landmark stable torn down, 08/23/1929:1 Nelson, Marie Peirce Estate closes doors, debates renovation, 09/20/1929:5 Wed to Harry Weston Everson, 07/09/1926:5 Opens under new management, Jeffrey Hebert (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Nelson, Mrs Chester W. Nemasket House Dining Room Minneapolis, KS woman dies, 02/26/1926:7 Under new management (ad), 06/24/1927:10 Nelson, Mrs Ernest Paul S. Gallino new manager, 07/01/1927:1 Resides in Troy, NY, 12/06/1929:1 Nemasket Lunch Nelson, Mrs John H. Delicatessen and restaurant opens at Nemasket House (ad), Celebrates 92nd birthday, biography, 08/03/1928:3 04/13/1928:5 Nelson, Robert Nemasket Mills Obituary, 01/25/1929:2 Machinery and property to be sold at public auction, 06/08/1928:9 Nelson, Robert Clarence Judge Sullivan purchases property, 06/29/1928:1 Born to Ernest and Rose Roberts, 02/10/1928:10 Nemasket Sporting Club Nelson, Rose Roberts Holds annual meeting 50 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Son born, 02/10/1928:10 Nemasket Spring Water Co. Nelson, Ruth T. In operation on Plymouth St, 07/27/1928:1 Obituary, 03/16/1928:1 Nemasket Transportation Co. Wife of George S. dies at age 26, 03/16/1928:4 Daily service to Boston (ad), 01/15/1926:2 Nelson, Samuel Truck in mishap with Attleboro driver, 08/20/1926:2 Builds store at Bedford St and Rhode Island Rd, 05/21/1926:7

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Nemasket Woolen Mill (see Nemasket Worsted Mill) New England Rug Co. Nemasket Worsted Mill 5 Clifford St (ad), 03/27/1925:10 Strike settlement results in assault charges, 01/09/1925:9 New industry here 25 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 Entertainment and dance held to benefit strikers, 02/06/1925:1 Converts carpeting to rugs for Franklin school 25 years ago, Files suit for damages from taking of water by Taunton, Fall River, and 12/10/1926:9 New Bedford, 10/01/1926:1 Incandescents installed at mill 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Verdict reached in water action against New Bedford, Fall River, and Henry Peirce's hand injured in fraying machine 25 years ago, Taunton, 03/25/1927:2 06/01/1928:6 Vandalism will not go unpunished (ad), 03/22/1929:10 Norman Smith sells business to Peerless Rug Co. of Brockton, Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 06/15/1928:9 Nesmith, Mrs Charles H. New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Father dies in Plymouth, 04/09/1926:10 George Dresser, general manager (ad), 02/27/1925:2 Nevertouch Pond Why no protest of rate increase here? (l), 09/25/1925:1 John LeBaron begins annual ice harvest 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 District manager George Knox transfers to Providence, 10/30/1925:5 Cahill rescues Maleska and Gasumus from drowning, 01/14/1927:3 Wire chief P.O. Conley transfers to New Bedford, 03/12/1926:2 Lillian Cronan rescues Michael Malosky from drowning, 01/14/1927:3 Makes contribution to Firemen's Relief Assoc (l), 03/02/1928:1 New steamer launched successfully 50 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 Pole locations approved on Bedford St, 04/06/1928:1 Ice gives way under group of children, 02/08/1929:1 Appropriates $13,411 for Middleboro, 09/14/1928:1 Neves, Rose Martin Pole petitions subject of selectmen's meeting, 07/12/1929:1 Engaged to Avlino Rubin, 02/24/1928:4 Repairs made to cable damaged in storm, 07/19/1929:1 New Bedford & Onset Street Railway Co. New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. (25 years ago) Bus collides with Providence auto, 05/15/1925:3 Receive franchise to erect poles here, 08/21/1925:6 Petitions for fare increase, 11/13/1925:8 Crew at work setting poles, 09/04/1925:6 Cole's wagon struck by New Bedford & Onset Street Railway bus, Last of poles between Boston and Cape set, 09/25/1925:7 07/09/1926:2 Install 15-pair cable on North Main St, 09/16/1927:4 Send notice to selectmen of discontinuation of service, 09/17/1926:1 Plan farmers' line through Lakeville, 01/18/1929:7 Bus line to continue service, 10/15/1926:1 Commence installation of underground lines, 07/19/1929:6 New fare schedule, 01/21/1927:1 New England Transportation Co. New Bedford Blanket Co. Petitions to operate vehicles here (ad), 07/17/1925:8 Forced to vacate 37 Center St (ad), 11/11/1927:3 No one appears for petitioners, hearing adjourned, 07/31/1925:1 New Bedford, Middleboro & Brockton Street Railway Co. (25 years Selectmen hold hearing on petition, 08/14/1925:5 ago) Petitions to operate bus line, 11/20/1925:10 Moves offices from Bridgewater to Brockton, 01/09/1925:7 New bus line in operation, 12/04/1925:2 Settles claim filed by I.E. Perkins, 01/23/1925:6 New bus line (ad), 12/04/1925:5 Yearly salaries total $28,000, 02/06/1925:7 Motor coach service to Brockton and New Bedford (ad), 12/04/1925:6 Stock purchased by Massachusetts syndicate, 02/20/1925:3 License granted, 12/18/1925:1 American Light & Traction takes out $325,000 mortgage, 03/06/1925:6 Change in bus parking to relieve traffic conditions, 01/01/1926:1 George Smith new superintendent, 03/20/1925:6 Petitions to operate buses in Middleboro, 01/08/1926:9 Petition presented to issue workingmen's tickets, 04/24/1925:7 Petition for bus service heard by selectmen, 01/22/1926:2 Further absorption predicted, 01/08/1926:3 Motor coach service schedule (ad) (t), 06/04/1926:2 New England Brick Co. (25 years ago) Old fire station on School St to be used for bus waiting room, George R. Sampson Co. consolidates under NE Brick Co., 11/13/1925:7 01/07/1927:1 Fred Ryder accepts position, 04/16/1926:7 Public works vehicle struck by bus at High and Oak St, 01/07/1927:1 George Sampson district manager, 04/16/1926:7 Middleboro bus route changed, 02/11/1927:5 Placed in hands of receiver, 03/22/1929:8 Change in bus schedule, 03/11/1927:6 Yards sold at auction to Hart, 07/12/1929:6 Schedule changes, 07/19/1929:5 New England Cranberry Sales Co. New Year (holiday) Annual meeting held in Carver, 04/17/1925:1 A happy New Year! (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 12/28/1928:4 Employs Sue Pitman, 07/10/1925:1 New York and Boston Despatch Express Co. Barrel measure persists, 11/27/1925:5 Manager Lovell adds pair of handsome horse 25 years ago, Closes screenhouse for season, 01/08/1926:2 01/09/1925:7 Meeting closes out business for the season, 01/08/1926:6 John Perry clerk 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Berries sell for $32 in New York, 300 barrels remain unsold, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad 03/19/1926:1 Purchases land at corner of Centre and Arlington St from Jenney 25 Holds annual meeting, 04/16/1926:6 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Holds annual fall meeting in Carver, 09/10/1926:4 Rails changed in local yard, 03/27/1925:3 Franklin Harlow shipping clerk, 09/17/1926:1 New Haven freight comes through Lakeville neighborhood with box car Holds annual meeting after wild season, 04/15/1927:1 ablaze, 05/08/1925:8 Packed 33,739 barrels last season, 04/15/1927:1 Erects signal and switch tower here, 05/29/1925:8 Pre-harvest meeting held, 09/09/1927:2 Eight cars come off track north of Center St bridge, 06/05/1925:1 Storehouse No. 2 starts taking in berries, 09/09/1927:4 Tender leaves tracks north of Cross St bridge, 06/26/1925:1 Holds annual meeting in Carver Town Hall, 04/13/1928:1 Mrs E.T. Peirce Jenks first local to take advantage of Cape Codder train Holds pre-harvest meeting in Carver, 09/07/1928:1 service, 07/10/1925:1 Eatmor cranberries (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Railroad hires locals to clear snow from tracks, 02/19/1926:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/12/1929:2, 4 Bond wires down, local boys culprits, 05/14/1926:1 Make extensive additions to North Carver plant, 07/05/1929:4 Extensive improvements planned for summer, 06/04/1926:2 President Briggs issues statement on farm relief measures, 07/26/1929:6 Five men charged with walking on tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Holds meeting in Carver, 09/06/1929:3 Takes over Old Colony Railroad property 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Sets opening price, 09/13/1929:1 Boys rounded up on West Side for removing keys from brake shoes on refrigerator cars, 10/29/1926:1

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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad cont. Newell, Edward Four West Side boys in court for tampering with rail car, 11/19/1926:1 Married to Minnie Warren, 12/13/1929:1 Arthur Coleman gets a year in jail for larceny of freight, 02/25/1927:1 Newhall, C.A. Starratt purchases restaurant privileges at station here 25 years ago, Butcher's route for sale (ad), 04/17/1925:10 04/08/1927:7 Frank Dutra purchases meat route, 04/24/1925:4 Improvements around station planned, 07/29/1927:1 Sells meat route to E. Frank Shaw, 09/11/1925:1 Tibbetts, Cahill, and Dupont charged with track-walking and vandalism, Newhall, Myrtle 10/28/1927:5 Resides in Boston, 08/09/1929:2 John Gomes found not guilty of larceny, 03/02/1928:1 Newkirk, Abraham G. Four arrested for track-walking, 03/15/1929:5 New clerk at Central Baptist, 01/21/1927:1 Propose installation of flashing signals at South Middleboro and Miller Newkirk, A.G. St crossings, 03/22/1929:1 Fills vacancy on school needs committee, 02/27/1925:1 Kingsland and Nickerson track-walking case continued, 03/22/1929:2 Purchases new Pontiac sedan, 08/19/1927:4 Notice of hearing on proposed flashing signals (ad), 03/22/1929:4 Announces candidacy for treasurer, tax collector, 10/26/1928:5 Petition for flashing signals approved, 03/29/1929:3 Central Baptist Church opposed to Sunday entertainment (l), Rock folks meet to discuss flashing signals, 03/29/1929:6 02/15/1929:1 Selectmen hold hearing on signal petition, 03/29/1929:6 Newkirk, Florence Miriam Adds gravel ballast for better riding quality, 09/06/1929:1 Middleboro class of 1925 odist, poem (p), 06/26/1925:1 Fireman Walter Berry fractures leg, 10/04/1929:2 Newkirk, John Selectmen hold conference with railroad officials, 10/11/1929:8 Resides in Medford, 07/10/1925:5 Activities renewed at yard after lapse of three years, 10/18/1929:2 Newkirk, John M. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad - Employees Son born, 08/19/1927:1 Veteran trainman Wallace Clough retires, 03/20/1925:3 Newkirk, John MacPherson Frank Gifford road foreman of engines, 10/30/1925:3 Engaged to Louise Hicks Cline, 05/29/1925:1 M.M. Barrett track supervisor, 09/24/1926:2 Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 George Cobb conductor, 07/22/1927:5 Wed to Louise Hicks Cline, 10/08/1926:4 M.M. Barrett track supervisor, 10/28/1927:4 Newkirk, John MacPherson, Jr. Employs Francis Hunt, 02/03/1928:8 Born to John M., 08/19/1927:1 Arthur Pearson promoted to bridge foreman, 07/20/1928:1 Newkirk, Mildred Station agent George Jones retires after 51 years in service (p), Employed at Gordon College, Boston, 03/13/1925:2 11/30/1928:1 Attends Gordon College, Boston, 10/09/1925:7 Purdon replaces McCluskey as track supervisor, 07/26/1929:1 Accepts teaching post at Atlanta University in Georgia, 09/02/1927:5 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad - Fares and Schedules Works as missionary, 08/30/1929:1 Timetables change with daylight savings, 09/25/1925:1 Newkirk, Mildred V. Early train to Hyannis discontinued, 01/22/1926:1 Heads for missionary work in West Virginia, 09/07/1928:1 Changes to schedule, 01/22/1926:3 Newkirk, Mildred V.E. Summer schedule in effect, 06/11/1926:5 Acknowledges toys sent to Alaska (l), 06/29/1928:8 Titicut stop will not be added, 07/23/1926:7 Newkirk, Miriam To run on daylight time, 04/15/1927:6 Attends Gordon College, Boston, 10/09/1925:7, 11/27/1925:7 Train service for Rock, 07/22/1927:4 Attends Gordon college, 12/24/1926:5 Woods Hole train to stop in Middleboro, 07/22/1927:6 Attends Gordon College, Boston, 10/28/1927:2 Flag stop at Rock accomplished through efforts of Atwood and Wyman, Newspapers 07/29/1927:7 see also Middleboro Gazette Flag stop set for South Middleboro, 02/24/1928:7 Poland takes over Sunday paper route from Hatch, 03/11/1927:4 Boston train now stops at Rock, 03/02/1928:3 George Penniman purchases Sunday paper route from Moses Poland, Daylight saving time schedule, 04/13/1928:2 11/09/1928:3 Change gives Rock addition train to Boston, 10/05/1928:9 Old Colony Democrat first Middleboro paper, followed quickly by Popular Boston train changes departure time, 10/19/1928:1 Gazette (brief history), 01/25/1929:10 New schedule, 06/14/1929:1 Middleboro has link to Youth's Companion, 08/09/1929:1 Change in Buzzards Bay schedule, 07/26/1929:1 Henry Soule has copy of The Mammoth published in Nemasket, 1855, Better service to Woods Hole branch, 08/16/1929:2 11/22/1929:4 Now stops in Rock if there are passengers, 11/01/1929:7 Newton, Charles Lester Newberry, Mary C. Engaged to Nora Cecilia O'Neil, 05/24/1929:4 Purchases Everett St house lot from Edgar Paun, 05/21/1926:5 Newton, Clarence Lester Newcomb, Ernest Wedding described, 06/07/1929:1 Near fatality at Titicut railroad crossing, 06/17/1927:2 Wed to Nora C. O'Neil, 06/07/1929:4 Newcomb, Leon A. Newton, Theodore Tanney Auto collides with Weeman's auto at North and East Main St, Purchases Benson St place from John Larry, 05/04/1928:6 03/08/1929:3 Nichols, Charles E. Newcomb, Levi, Jr. New Jersey couple married 50 years, 12/11/1925:1 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Obituary, 04/02/1926:1 Newcomb, Mae A. Nichols, Everett W. Sells White Arbor to Edward Gardner, 07/05/1929:1 Photographer purchases studio in Plymouth 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Newcomb, Raymond Nichols, Gordon Collides with Sousa's parked car in thick weather, 05/17/1929:1 Executes charcoal drawing of Charles Bates for school, 01/27/1928:3 Newcomb, Raymond E. Nichols, Harold Collides with auto driven by Elisha Shaw, Jr., 04/03/1925:8 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 03/18/1927:9 Newcombe, Leon E. Nichols, John Collides with Worcester driver at Star Ave and East Main St, Engaged to Frances Konces, 06/21/1929:4 04/29/1927:1

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Nichols, John T. Nield, John Wed to Frances E. Konces, 07/05/1929:4 Inquest held into death of mill man in auto accident, 05/14/1926:2 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 Nielsen, Charles Nichols, Thomas B. Son born, 10/26/1928:4 Auto skids on icy road, strikes Grace Burt, 01/21/1927:1 Nielsen, Lillian Family overcome by escaping coal gas, 01/25/1929:4 Employed at Sullivan & Sullivan, 07/02/1926:1 Nichols, Thomas P. Recitals show unusual ability at pianoforte, 12/24/1926:1 Obituary, 03/16/1928:1 The Universal Trio, music for all occasions (ad), 10/25/1929:6 Dies at age 71, 03/16/1928:4 Nielsen, Niels Nichols & Atkins Chimney fire on Crossman Ave, 02/08/1929:2 Employ Ruth Shores, 08/13/1926:7 Nielsen, Willard George Nicholson, Angus Born to Charles, 10/26/1928:4 Dies in Wareham, 03/25/1927:1 Nielson, Charles Nickerson (Mr) Sells Moore homestead to Thomas Tollitt, 04/05/1929:1 Beagles place at Rhode Island Kennel Club show, 09/07/1928:3 Nielson, Charles F. Nickerson (Principal) Purchases Moore homestead in Eddyville from Frank Radford, Resigns from school needs committee, 02/20/1925:1 05/25/1928:2 Nickerson, Allen P. Niles, Francelia P. Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 07/01/1927:1 Funeral held in Brockton, 07/03/1925:7 Nickerson, Amelia Ninety-Nine Cent Store Funeral held in Providence, 12/16/1927:4 Closes doors 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Nickerson, Beatrice Hill Niro, E. Wed to Melvin Linwood Wilson Austin, 09/28/1928:4 Blaze in cellar of Benton St house, 01/22/1926:1 Nickerson, Charles Niro, Emilio N. Obituary, 05/29/1925:7 Infant son of Emilio N. and Sadie J. Burton dies, 03/15/1929:4 Nickerson, Ella Petitions to build garage, store gasoline, 03/29/1929:4 Purchases Everett St estate from Charles Noyes, 03/04/1927:5 Niro, E.N. Nickerson, Emma E. Electrician (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 07/23/1926:8 Employs Walter Peterson, 03/19/1926:1 Nickerson, Fred H. Finds dead mouse in engine compartment of car, 08/06/1926:1 Obituary, 10/22/1926:9 Moves from Benton St to Oak St, 10/01/1926:6 Nickerson, Harold Business moves to larger quarters, 08/19/1927:1 Driver held blameless in death of 7-year-old, 08/10/1928:1 Daughter born, 10/07/1927:3 Nickerson, Harold Francis Awarded contract to wire new Co-operative bank building, Dies at age 7, 06/08/1928:4 11/18/1927:3 Struck by auto, dies, 06/08/1928:9 Installs electric lights at home of Alfred Reed, 02/24/1928:7 Petition for administration of estate, 08/10/1928:10 Removal sale (ad), 05/17/1929:10 Nickerson, James H. Noble, F.H. Dies at age 66, 07/13/1928:4 Word from Hollywood (l), 01/07/1927:4 Nickerson, Lillian Declaration of principles (ad), 01/14/1927:4 Employed at Field Bros., 11/23/1928:3 In defense of the bus user (l), 12/02/1927:6 Nickerson, Orick Announces candidacy for selectman (l), 12/30/1927:1 Sells Wayside Inn to Mrs H.L. Human, 08/17/1928:5 Declaration of principles (ad), 12/30/1927:4 Nickerson, Orick E. Corrects false impressions (l), 01/06/1928:1 Charged with reckless driving and drunkenness, 06/01/1928:1 Vote your conscience (ad), 01/13/1928:3 Charged with drunkenness, drunk driving, and reckless driving, Note of appreciation (l), 01/20/1928:2 06/08/1928:1 Attendance at town meeting small (l), 05/04/1928:9 Found not guilty of drunkenness, drunk driving, 06/29/1928:1 Receives congratulations from World League of Cities (l), 02/01/1929:7 Nickerson, Paul S. Noble, Frederic H. Resigns from school needs committee (l), 02/20/1925:1 Sweeping victory in race for selectman (p), 01/20/1928:1 Principal of Palmer High school, 08/13/1926:2 Comments on upcoming election (l), 01/18/1929:9 Moves to Palmer, 09/03/1926:1 Selectmen organize with Noble as chair (p), 01/25/1929:1 Accepts superintendent's post in New Jersey, 04/13/1928:8 Lightning plays pranks at Tispaquin St home, 07/12/1929:1 Principal of Columbia High School, South Orange, NJ, 08/03/1928:1 Noble, Frederick Nickerson, Ralph Wendell Holloway builds sleeping porch at Tispaquin St home, Moves to Plymouth St, 07/13/1928:1 02/06/1925:1 Nickerson, Simeon L. Noble, Frederick H. Warden of Poor Farm 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Candidate for selectmen, 12/17/1926:1 Purchases Barrows St homestead from D.D. Sullivan, 01/01/1926:7 Purchases first round-trip, coast-to-coast ticket sold locally, Large framed picture unveiled at Town House, 09/24/1926:1 12/17/1926:6 Nickerson, William Announces candidacy for selectman, 12/23/1927:1 Blinded by auto lights, runs into pedestrian Letourneau, 12/18/1925:1 In appreciation to Park Theatre for bringing in Phidelah Rice Players (l), Peter Zakarian's larceny case continued, 12/21/1928:7 12/21/1928:4 Arrested for track-walking, 03/15/1929:5 A good word for Middleboro (l), 02/15/1929:4 Track-walking case continued, 03/22/1929:2 Nolan, Ellen Nicks Pine Cone Obituary, 07/22/1927:2 Meeting space on Wareham St (ad), 09/27/1929:8 Widow of William dies at age 85, 07/22/1927:4 Nickulas, Ruth Brown Will in probate, 08/05/1927:5 Engaged to Nelson Can___ (sic), 07/06/1928:8 Nolan, George Leaves for Matanzas, Cuba 25 years ago, 05/25/1928:7

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Nolan, George H. North Middleboro Congregational Church cont. Engineer employed by U.S. government in Maine 25 years ago, Alfred Hill accepts call 25 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 03/19/1926:7 Extends call to E.W. Allen 50 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Engineer returns from Havana, employed in Boston 25 years ago, Pastor H. Stanley Holton resigns, 02/04/1927:4 07/05/1929:3 Repairs made to chimney, 03/18/1927:1 Leaves for employment in Cuba 25 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Rev H. Stanley Holton concludes services, 06/03/1927:4 Nolan, Robert E. Harold Rogers new pastor (p), 09/02/1927:4 Touring car collides with Panesis' truck on Everett St, 02/18/1927:5 Repairs made to parsonage, 09/02/1927:4 Nolan, William Pastor Harold Henry Rogers ordination held, 11/18/1927:1 Sparrow contracts to build house on Montello St 50 years ago, Singing class opens 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 06/15/1928:8 North Middleboro Post Office Noonan, Julia V. Postmistress Pratt finds turtle in mail bag 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Engaged to John F. Patterson, 12/07/1928:4 Nomination of J. Amy Prouty as postmaster confirmed, 12/18/1925:5 Noone, Patrick Moves from room at Johnson's store to home of postmistress Prouty, Vagrant taken to State Farm, 12/24/1926:1 11/05/1926:1 Norbout, Peter Amy Prouty postmistress, 05/20/1927:5 Former manager of Lithuanian Co-operative charged with larceny, Postmistress Amy Prouty resigns, 11/04/1927:5 04/24/1925:4 Community meets to consider conditions, 05/04/1928:4 Nordhal, Myrta Amy Prouty resigns, 05/25/1928:4 Wedding described, 01/20/1928:8 Locates in home of Charles Haven, Mrs Haven postmistress, Nordstrom, Hugo 06/01/1928:4 Fined $10 for drunkenness, 02/11/1927:6 Prouty home new location, Amy Prouty postmistress, 09/28/1928:4 Norris, Edith M. J. Amy Prouty named post mistress to replace Lizzie Haven, Obituary, 02/26/1926:7 10/26/1928:5 Norris, Evelyn Marie Postmistress entertains Boston postmaster 25 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Wed to Norman Payne Gillette, 11/11/1927:9 North Middleboro Railroad Station Norris, Fred A. Tramp breaks into depot 50 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 Northcott, Henry Wed to Gladys W. Ray, 07/06/1928:4 And Harry Norris hike to Provincetown, 09/04/1925:1 Norris, Fred Allen Returns from hitchhiking trip to sesquicentennial in Philadelphia, Engaged to Gladys Wilma Ray, 06/29/1928:4 08/13/1926:4 Norris, Frederick A. Northcott, Henry C. Engaged to Gladys Ray, 04/20/1928:1 Discharged on drunk driving and drunkenness charges, 08/23/1929:9 Norris, George Northcott, Mrs George Dies in fall from hayloft in Bridgewater, 07/10/1925:2 Uncle dies in Franklin, 05/14/1926:2 Norris, George A. Northway, Cecil Son of James and Elizabeth Beech dies at age 9, 07/03/1925:4 Accepts position at John S. Cobb Market, 07/30/1926:3 Norris, Harry Resides in Boston, 07/01/1927:5 And Henry Northcott hike to Provincetown, 09/04/1925:1 Northway, Elizabeth Norris, Harry G. Clarence Wright estate sells Plympton farm to Northway, 07/08/1927:1 To attend Northeastern University in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Northway, Everett P. Norris, Joe Daughter born, 09/06/1929:3 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Northway, Margaret Anne Norris, Joseph Born to Everett P., 09/06/1929:3 Cabin boy on cruise to Jamaica 25 years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Northway, Ralph Norris, Russell Enrolls in Bradford Durfee Textile school, 09/02/1927:2 Son born, 11/16/1928:3 Attends school of aviation in Garden City, NJ, 12/20/1929:5 Norris, Stella B. Northway, Ralph E. Wedding described, 12/11/1925:1 Manager of Maxim Motor Co., 09/02/1927:2 Wed to Harry Hazling, 12/11/1925:4 Attends New Bedford Textile school, 10/21/1927:1 Norris, Thomas Stationed at Garden City, LI, 10/04/1929:1 And others charged with walking on railroad tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Northway, R.E. Liquor raid on Vine St, 09/02/1927:1 Purchases Coombs St house from Lettie Hall, 06/12/1925:7 Norris, W. Arthur Norton, Charles Obituary, 02/13/1925:1 Purchases North Main St property from Roger Kelley, 10/19/1928:1 Dies at age 16, 02/13/1925:4 Son born, 03/22/1929:4 Norris, Walter Norton, Charles L. Returns from year and a half-long trip to the west, 03/27/1925:4 Father dies in Wayne, ME, 01/14/1927:5 North Lakeville School Norton, Edward Changes schedule after four years on platoon system, 08/27/1926:1 Sailor returns from whaling out of Provincetown 50 years ago, Madeleine Duncklee replaces Mrs D. Bruce, 01/13/1928:3 09/14/1928:8 North Lakeville Tack Co. Norton, Fred Sells land in North Lakeville to Albert Lindstrom, 08/31/1928:1 Resides in Peabody, 10/07/1927:1 North Middleboro Congregational Church Norton, Helen Frances Grass fire in back of church, 04/03/1925:4 Born to Leslie, 03/13/1925:9 S. Hopkins Emery pastor 50 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Norton, John T. Pastor Fagan leaves unceremoniously, 09/18/1925:1 Father dies in Wayne, ME, 01/14/1927:5 Rev. H.C. Holton accepts call, 01/15/1926:5 Norton, L.C. H. Stanley Holton new pastor, 01/22/1926:1 Brother dies in Peabody, 08/03/1928:1 Rev. Emery resigns 50 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Relative dies in Medford, 08/23/1929:1

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Norton, Lee Noyes, Clement G. Dies in Wayne, ME, 01/14/1927:5 Wedding described, 06/22/1928:2 Norton, Leslie Noyes, Gilmore Weeks Daughter born, 03/13/1925:9 Wedding described, 04/15/1927:7 Son born, 02/25/1927:2 Noyes, Helen Norton, Lindley New teacher in high school, 06/12/1925:7 Purchases Wood St property from Lucien Atwood, 07/17/1925:1 Noyes, Helen P. Norton, Lucretia New English teacher at high school, 07/17/1925:7 Employed at telephone exchange, 08/28/1925:1, 08/26/1927:1 Nunes, Manuel Norton, Merrill Sampson Mortgagee's sale, 07/26/1929:5 Born to Leslie, 02/25/1927:2 Nunes, Tolvine Norton, Thelma Wed to Almerco Meranda, 04/15/1927:1 Engaged to William H. Archibald, Jr., 03/25/1927:7 Nurseries (plant) Employed at telephone exchange, 04/22/1927:7 see also Alexander, J. Herbert; Leland Carnation Co. Resigns from telephone exchange, employed at sanatorium, Creedon has mammoth flowered pansies (ad), 05/01/1925:5 01/11/1929:1 Creedon takes over Thatcher greenhouse 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Norton, Thelma Ella Dr Sumner Coolidge, president of Lakeville Gardens, Inc. (ad), Wed to William Hutchinson Archibald, 07/01/1927:4 03/19/1926:5 Norton & Long F.J. Corsini, dahlia and gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/08/1927:10 Dealers for Thompson Radio, 30 School St (ad), 11/27/1925:8 Colonial Gardens, Wareham St (ad), 05/06/1927:4 Radios (ad), 10/22/1926:4 Florist Creedon, Wareham St (ad), 05/20/1927:10 Agents for Atwater-Kent, Philco and Zenith (ad), 11/09/1928:10 Dahlia Farm fair exhibitions highly successful, 10/21/1927:6 Norvais, Charles Wm. Wright, dahlia bulbs (ad), 03/16/1928:10 Purchases property of Julia Broderick's estate on West St, 04/10/1925:1 F.J. Corsini, gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/06/1928:10 Noschka, Charles C.A. Shaw, nursery stock, 26 Bourne St (ad), 06/15/1928:10 Son born, 11/13/1925:1 Alden, Keyes & Keyes dahlia garden has 273 varieties 25 years ago, Nourse, Alton 09/14/1928:8 Valuable Airedale pup killed by auto, 08/27/1926:2 C.A. Shaw, trees and shrubs (ad), 04/12/1929:10 Nourse, Harold E. Vickery & Wright, dahlia and gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/26/1929:4 Junior Red Cross chapter representative reports on trip to Washington Rustic House on Taunton Rd (ad), 05/17/1929:10 (l), 05/10/1929:3 Nurses and Nursing Nourse, Judson Keith see also Middleboro District Nursing Association Born to Royal H., 10/07/1927:1 Helen Pasztor new public health nurse, 01/07/1927:1 Nourse, Ralph Set of governing duties set at schools, 01/14/1927:3 Sells Taunton St property to John Stephenson, 04/17/1925:1 Helen Pasztor begins new duties (p), 01/21/1927:3 Occupies Gilpatrick house in North Lakeville, 06/11/1926:2 Nute, Byron N. Purchases North Lakeville lot from Mattie Bordeaux, 08/13/1926:4 Obituary, 04/19/1929:1 Occupies new bungalow in North Lakeville, 09/24/1926:6 Dies at age 56, 04/19/1929:4 Nourse, Raymond Nutt, Commodore Index finger mangled in press at H.L. Thatcher & Co., 06/28/1929:1 Fifty-year-old photo shows local Lilliputians (p), 05/14/1926:1 Nourse, R.H. Nutt, Major Caterer (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Lives in Dorchester 25 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Nourse, Royal H. Nye, Albert Purchases police pup from Robert Hewitt, 10/09/1925:1 Chimney fire on Wareham St, 03/04/1927:5 Son born, 10/07/1927:1 Nye, Alma Nourse, Sally Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Sells Plymouth St bungalow to Fred Beadeaux, 02/25/1927:2 Nye, Arthur F. Sells Plymouth St bungalow to Fred Bordeau, 03/11/1927:1 And Harry Washburn purchase Ed Washburn farm, 05/13/1927:7 Nourse, Volney Obituary, 06/24/1927:9 Obituary, 08/27/1926:1 Mourned by South Middleboro folks, 07/01/1927:2 Sharon man dies at age 83, 08/27/1926:4 Nye, Russell Noyer, Frank Couple moves here from Conshohocken, PA, 09/27/1929:1 Son born, 10/29/1926:2 Noyer, Frank R. O Wedding described, 01/02/1925:1 Oak Leaf Farm Wed to Margaret Quell, 01/02/1925:4 South Main St, Lakeville (ad), 11/06/1925:8 Noyer, Robert Francis Oakes, Anastacia Born to Frank, 10/29/1926:2 Obituary, 12/11/1925:4 Noyers, F.R. Wife of Carl S. dies at age 43, 12/11/1925:4 Dogs take first at New England Specialty Show, 11/20/1925:2 Oakes, Carl Noyes, Charles Moves from Reland St to Staples' Shore, 05/27/1927:1 Purchases Everett St cottage from John Witbeck, 08/28/1925:1, Oate, M.T. 09/04/1925:7 Purchases Taunton St home and gas station from Frank LaFlamme, Noyes, Charles D. 07/01/1927:2 Horace Fogg appointed estate administrator, 01/21/1927:3 Oates, Joseph Administrator presents account of estate, 06/01/1928:6 Paints W.C. Thomas' Rock store, 11/06/1925:4 Noyes, Charles G. Mail carrier in South Middleboro, 02/19/1926:6 Sells Everett St estate to Ella Nickerson, 03/04/1927:5 Does repair work on Rock village church, 08/31/1928:2 Noyes, Clement Engaged to Martha Murdock, 01/06/1928:1

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Ober, Elijah S. O'Hara, Walter Davison's bus rear-ends auto driven by Elijah Ober, 12/17/1926:1 Resides in Fall River, 08/28/1925:1 Pay off bonds before build new street (l), 01/21/1927:1 O'Hara, Walter E. Oberg, Joseph Charges editor of The Call with blackmail, 07/22/1927:1 Atwood sells 10-acre bog to Oberg, 11/08/1929:1 O'Hara Bros. Obnesorge, Florence Mary Expect 70 tons of hard coal 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Wed to Orville Bernard Linton, 04/12/1929:4 Cavanaugh and Fenno join with O'Hara Bros. 25 years ago, O'Boyle, Daniel 05/11/1928:6 Engaged to Ethel Elsie Humann, 09/07/1928:4 Grocery delivery wagon from early days (p), 04/12/1929:1 O'Brien, Cornelius Ohnesorge, Robert New assistant pastor at Sacred Heart, 11/20/1925:2 Engaged to Stascia Smith, 11/06/1925:7 O'Brien, John Wed to Stascia Celilia Plaskawiski, 11/13/1925:4 Dies at age 46, 04/02/1926:1 Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 O'Brien, William D. Oil (see Fuel Oil) Fined $10 for disturbing the peace at Park Theatre, 03/18/1927:9 O'Keefe (Mr) O'Connell, William H. Grocery store water damaged in fire at Pierce building, 07/17/1925:1 Died September 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Old Colony Boot Store O'Connor, Florence 20 South Main St (ad), 11/13/1925:4, 03/26/1926:7 Purchases South Middleboro land from Frank Short, 04/29/1927:1 Closing out all stock in 10 days (ad), 04/23/1926:10 O'Connor, William Besse's Shoe Store purchases stock (ad), 07/16/1926:5 Sells Florida Barbecue on Cape road to William Frost, 05/11/1928:5 Old Colony Railroad Co. (25 years ago) Odd Fellows (see International Order of Odd Fellows) Property appraised, 10/15/1926:5 O'Donnell, George H. Has prosperous year, 12/10/1926:9 Gives scholarly address to Congregational Men's class, 01/09/1925:7 Purchases Lakeside park from James Shaw, 12/31/1926:5 O'Donnell, G.H. Purchases Lake Shore Line, 02/04/1927:6 Receives unanimous call from church in Franklin, NH, 02/06/1925:9 Petitions for locations on Centre St, 08/05/1927:8 Resigns from Rock church, 02/20/1925:4 Orders 20 new cars, 11/04/1927:6 Closes pastorate at Rock church, 03/27/1925:2 Experiments with snow fencing, 03/09/1928:7 Leaves for Franklin, NH, 04/03/1925:6 M. W. & BB street railway granted leave to withdraw track petition, Graduates from Newton Theological Institute, 06/19/1925:7 04/13/1928:7 O'Donnell, J.M. Purchases Lakeside property as park, 08/03/1928:6 Shoe concern moves to Brockton 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Settles case with John McDonald out of court, 08/03/1928:6 O'Donnell, John Excise tax figures, 10/19/1928:8 Peirce St place sold to Otis Redding 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Has instruction car at Lakeside, 11/09/1928:8 Builds house on Vine St 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Old Colony Railroad Co. (50 years ago) O'Donnell, Mary Adds new drawing room cars to rolling stock, 06/05/1925:6 Obituary, 03/20/1925:1 Pays dividend of $3, 01/01/1926:7 Will in probate, 03/27/1925:6 Plans new coal sheds, 02/26/1926:6 O'Donnell, Ronald Kent Adopts "duplex ticket" plan, 06/18/1926:6 Obituary, 03/04/1927:7 Proposes warning system for farmers, 06/18/1926:6 O'Donnll, J.M. Employs 1,178 persons, 11/18/1927:6 J.M. O'Donnll & Co. increases shoe output 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Conductor Osborne threatened by drunk, 01/27/1928:6 Office Equipment Sales Lakeville depot burns down, 02/03/1928:8 47 Wareham St (ad), 06/11/1926:4 Stockholders numbered 4,325, 02/17/1928:6 Ogden, Leila E.E. Ryder plans to build depots at South Middleboro and Sandwich, Wedding described, 02/08/1929:3 03/02/1928:8 Ogden, Leila M. Runs siding out near swamp at depot, 03/23/1928:8 Wed to Elmer G. Allan, 02/08/1929:4 Depot equipped with signals inside, 03/30/1928:7 O'Hara, Mamie No dividend, 06/07/1929:8 Salutatorian 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Installs switch near depot, 06/28/1929:6 Class salutatorian 25 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 B.R. Glidden conductor on South Braintree line, 07/05/1929:3 O'Hara, Neal Pays damages for fires along route, 07/19/1929:6 Written up in The Little Building News, 04/08/1927:3 Old Colony Steamboat Co. Accepts nomination as mayor of City Under One Roof, 05/13/1927:7 Pays dividend 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 O'Hara, Neal R. Old Homestead Brooder Co. Sails for Europe on Aquitania, 08/07/1925:1 Takes over former Maxim workshop on Vine St 25 years ago, Writes titles for moving picture plays, 07/23/1926:4 07/13/1928:8 Returns from six weeks in Hollywood, 08/27/1926:1 The Old Middleborough Historical Society Entertains at Governor's reception, 02/03/1928:6 see also Ancestor's Day Sails for six-week tour of Europe, 04/27/1928:2 Lakeville 100 years ago subject of meeting, 02/27/1925:3 Resides in Newtonville, 04/26/1929:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/22/1925:9 Featured in J.A. program broadcast over WNAC, 12/06/1929:8 Report of annual meeting, 06/05/1925:2 O'Hara, S.F. Go-to-church Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/10/1925:2 Chosen director of Burrows Light Co. 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Arrangements go forward for Go-to-church Sunday, 07/17/1925:3 O'Hara, Stephen Go-to-church Sunday (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/24/1925:1 Grocery delivery wagon from early days (p), 04/12/1929:1 Ancestors' Day celebrated at First Church (p), 08/14/1925:9 O'Hara, Stephen F. A vote of thanks from First Congregational (l), 08/28/1925:6 Attends Democratic national convention, 06/22/1928:7 Needs plan for collecting dues (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 12/11/1925:3 Fills vacancy in district delegation at Democratic national convention, Association holds meeting in GAR hall, 04/16/1926:1 06/29/1928:1 Holds annual meeting and election, 06/04/1926:1

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The Old Middleborough Historical Society cont. Old Middleborough Photo Series – People cont. Very successful annual meeting held, 06/11/1926:1 Brief biography of Solomon Eaton (p), 04/24/1925:1 Plans maturing for Ancestors' Day (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 07/01/1927:6 Biography of Ebenezer Pickens (p), 05/08/1925:1 Members clean up old cemetery at Wood and East Grove, 10/21/1927:1 Brief biography of James E. Peirce (p), 05/22/1925:1 Details of fall meeting, historical prospective on town politics, Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 11/25/1927:9 Ryder's store clerks 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Dr Horace Holton addresses meeting, 04/20/1928:1 Philander Bump with Benjamin Lovell (p), 06/12/1925:1 Holds annual meeting, Chester Weston new president (p), 06/08/1928:2 Biography John Whipple Potter Jenks (p), 06/19/1925:1 Receives pictures of building formerly on site of Peirce building and one Biography of Barney Gould (p), 07/24/1925:1 of the Nemasket House, 11/02/1928:6 Old Middleboro businessman Nahum Wilbur (p), 08/14/1925:1 Old anecdotes shared at meeting, 11/30/1928:1 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 The Historical Association (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 03/22/1929:1 Brief biography of John C. Barden (p), 09/11/1925:1 Membership increases rapidly, 04/05/1929:1 Biography of John Clarke Sullivan (p), 09/25/1925:1 President Weston presides over spring meeting, 04/05/1929:2 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Mr Winslow (l) (Contributor), 04/12/1929:1 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Annual meeting brings record increase in membership, satisfactory Colonel Stephen Thomas in uniform, biography (p), 10/30/1925:1 financial status, 06/07/1929:1 Brief biography of Eugene P. LeBaron (p), 11/06/1925:1 Report of annual meeting, 06/07/1929:3 Brief biography of James L. Jenney (p), 11/13/1925:1 Plaque removed from boulder at old Wood cemetery, 12/06/1929:1 Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Old Middleborough Photo Series Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Gazette needs more photos for series to continue, 01/02/1925:1 Brief biography of Calvin D. Kingman (p), 12/18/1925:1 Gazette surveys interest in compilation as book (ad), 01/16/1925:5 Brief biography of John M. Soule (p), 01/08/1926:1 Photo from GAR national encampment 25 years ago (p), 02/06/1925:1 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Continuation of feature requires reader participation, 04/24/1925:1 Old-time employees of Leonard & Barrows (p), 03/12/1926:1 Julia Waterman recalls civic dress ball from 70 years ago, 05/08/1925:8 Biography of John Burt LeBaron (p), 03/19/1926:1 Parade for Odd Fellows first clambake 40 years ago (p), 10/09/1925:1 Biography of Luther Ashley (p), 04/23/1926:1 Time of oxen passing (l) (p) (J.A. Thomas), 01/01/1926:1 Fifty-year-old photo shows local Lilliputians (p), 05/14/1926:1 Outfit from Ira Tinkham's 4th of July trade parade (p), 02/05/1926:1 Employees in Clark & Cole mill yard (p), 06/04/1926:1 Gazette running out of photos for feature, 02/26/1926:1 Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 First trolley in Middleboro (p), 12/10/1926:1 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Gazette prompts readers for more material for column, 12/10/1926:1 Tom Thumb with P.T. Barnum in 1848 (p), 08/27/1926:1 Scene of oxen from former days (p), 01/21/1927:1 Prominent citizen George Leonard (p), 09/03/1926:1 More pictures needed, 04/29/1927:1 Middleboro-Taunton conductor Isaac Grew (p), 09/10/1926:1 Running short of photos, 07/29/1927:1 Brief biography of Arnold Leach (p), 09/24/1926:1 IOOF Colfax Encampment visits Fall River in 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1 Thalia, daughter of Geo. Vaughan (p), 10/01/1926:1 William Thomas' ox team from 1897 (p), 03/02/1928:1 Brief biography of Seneca Thomas (p), 11/12/1926:1 More material needed to continued column, 03/23/1928:1 Photo from GAR Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 Grocery delivery wagon from early days (p), 04/12/1929:1 Brief biography of Eben Tinkham (p), 12/03/1926:1 Old Middleborough Photo Series - Documents Arad Thomas picks cranberries in early days (p), 12/17/1926:1 Judge Peter Oliver's book mark (p), 01/09/1925:1 Brief biography of Isaac Sampson (p), 12/24/1926:1 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 02/27/1925:1, 03/06/1925:1 Bay State Straw Works employees 40 years ago (p), 02/04/1927:1 Program from grand dedication ball of American Hall in 1854 (p), Central Baptist pastor, Levi Abbott, and wife (p), 02/11/1927:1 04/03/1925:1 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Program from Civic Dress Ball, 1855 (p), 05/01/1925:1 Brief biography of George Soule (p), 02/25/1927:1 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Program for Middleboro Cornet Band concert in 1866 (p), 11/20/1925:1 Brief biography of Jared Pratt (p), 03/11/1927:1 Abisha Clark owns copy of Abisha Tinkham's captain's commission (p), Civil War soldier, William Turner, in front of tent (p), 03/25/1927:1 01/22/1926:1 Brief biography of Isaiah Thatcher (p), 04/01/1927:1 Stony Point Grove card advertises resort (p), 04/02/1926:1 High school class of 1883 (p), 04/08/1927:1 Program from 1844 Pierce Academy exhibition (p), 07/09/1926:1 William Caswell among straw workers (p), 04/15/1927:1 Remainder of program from 1844 Peirce Academy exhibition (p), Early photo of spring in Middleboro, James Burgess (p), 04/22/1927:1 07/16/1926:1 High school students from 1882 (p), 04/29/1927:1 Program from 1857 Titicut Academy exhibition (p), 07/30/1926:1 All Middleboro postmasters (p), 05/13/1927:1 Remainder of 1857 Titicut Academy exhibition program (p), D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 08/06/1926:1 Bay State Straw Works employees in 1891-92 (p), 06/24/1927:1 Sample ballot from years ago (p), 10/08/1926:1 Brief biography of Granville Temple Sproat (p), 07/01/1927:1 Copy of Joseph Clark, Jr.'s surgeon's commission in Massachusetts Joseph Clark (p), 07/08/1927:1 Militia (p), 05/20/1927:1 Trio of young men from earlier days, Shaw, Sparrow, and Rogers (p), Middleboro Cornet Band roster from 1877 (p), 06/15/1928:1 07/15/1927:1 Program for Olden Tyme Musicke from 1875 (p), 09/28/1928:1 Brief biography of Melinda S. Pratt (p), 07/22/1927:1 Old Middleborough Photo Series - People Brief biography of Lothrop S. Thomas (p), 08/12/1927:1 Countess Magri, biography (p), 01/02/1925:1 Brief biography of Mary Abby Smith (p), 08/19/1927:1 M.H. Cushing prominent in local affairs (p), 01/16/1925:1 M. Elvira, wife of Theodore H. Alden (p), 09/02/1927:1 Biography of Henry Sutton Burgess Smith (p), 01/30/1925:1 Brief biography of Joseph Haskell (p), 09/09/1927:1 Brief biography of William R. Peirce (p), 02/13/1925:1 Brief biography of Dr Cordelia Chapin Crossman (p), 09/16/1927:1 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Section crew at "Bulls-Eye" crossing (p), 09/30/1927:1 Biography of Ichabod Atwood (p), 03/13/1925:1 Brief biography of Benjamin Loring Boomer (p), 10/07/1927:1 Brief biography of Allen Thatcher (p), 03/27/1925:1 Brief biography of Jacob B. Shaw (p), 10/14/1927:1 Brief biography of Levi F. Tinkham (p), 04/10/1925:1 Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1

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Old Middleborough Photo Series – People cont. Old Middleborough Photo Series – Places cont. Brief biography of Mrs Elisha Tucker, not Jenks (p), 11/11/1927:1 E.H. Cromwell's blacksmith shop at Fall Brook 40 years ago (p), Brief biography of Mrs J.W.P. Jenks (p), 11/11/1927:1 02/19/1926:1 Biography of Moses Campbell Mitchell (p), 11/18/1927:1 Fire at Alden, Walker & Wilde on Clifford St (p), 02/26/1926:1 Brief biography of Mrs Elisha Tucker, not Jenks (p), 11/18/1927:1 Old Savery house shown in restored condition (p), 03/05/1926:1 Brief biography of John Shaw (p), 11/25/1927:1 Abisha Miller farm at Fall Brook in earlier days (p), 03/26/1926:1 Brief biography Benjamin Palmer Wood (p), 12/09/1927:1 House and paint shop of Jacob Sparrow (p), 04/09/1926:1 Brief biography of George F. Hartwell (p), 12/23/1927:1 Meat and provision market of Ephraim Hathaway (p), 04/16/1926:1 Brief biography of Thomas J. McCormick (p), 12/30/1927:1 Old steam mill 50 years ago (p), 04/30/1926:1 Early high school class under Principal Sampson (p), 01/13/1928:1 Photo taken from North Middleboro Congregational Church (p), Young Harlow and Smith bicyclist in early days (p), 03/09/1928:1 05/21/1926:1 Brief biography of Thomas C. Collins (p), 03/16/1928:1 Thacher Lucas' store at corner of Centre St and Thatcher's Row (p), Taft and Roosevelt passes through Middleboro in 1912 (p), 05/28/1926:1 03/23/1928:1 North Middleboro residence of David G. Pratt (p), 06/11/1926:1 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Cherry St house of Cy Harlow (p), 06/18/1926:1 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers at factory (p), Old "Rock" house near North Middleboro (p), 06/25/1926:1 05/04/1928:1 Summer St house built by Hushai Thomas (p), 08/13/1926:1 Leonard, Shaw & Dean employees in factory interior several years ago Osborne's tack factory in North Lakeville (p), 08/20/1926:1 (p), 07/06/1928:1 E.E. Perkins & Son North Middleboro shoe factory (p), 09/17/1926:1 Amy Harrison Bartlett Ellis with great-grandfather Harrison Haskins Plymouth St residence of Jeremiah K. Pratt (p), 10/15/1926:1 (p), 08/03/1928:1 North Middleboro estate of Jared Pratt (p), 10/22/1926:1 Brief biography of Thomas S. Hodgson (p), 08/10/1928:1 Plymouth St estate of Thomas Pratt (p), 10/29/1926:1 Fire at Alden, Walker & Wilde in 1904 costs town a factory (p), Cyrus Eaton's North Middleboro place (p), 11/05/1926:1 08/17/1928:1 Scene of 1874 Halifax murder (p), 12/31/1926:1 Picnic at Fort Phenix (p), 10/05/1928:1 First Church picnic party (p), 01/07/1927:1 Brief biography of W.C. Litchfield (p), 10/19/1928:1 Old North Lakeville shoe factory (p), 01/14/1927:1 Brief biography of Mr MacIlwain (p), 11/02/1928:1 John Barden's Barden hill house (p), 03/18/1927:1 Brief biography Frederick Belcher (p), 11/16/1928:1 Shurtleff homestead on France St (p), 05/06/1927:1 Brief biography of James M. Coombs (p), 12/14/1928:1 Old Lakeville depot, known as "Haskins'" (p), 05/27/1927:1 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 View from Town House tower (p), 08/05/1927:1 Brief biography of Philander W. Thompson (p), 01/18/1929:1 Crossman family buildings near South Main St (p), 10/28/1927:1 Brief biography of Frederick E. Wood (p), 01/25/1929:1 "Hole in the Wall" on Pine St (p), 01/06/1928:1 Brief biography of William H. Ramsay (p), 02/01/1929:1 Old Freeman house on Fuller St (p), 01/20/1928:1 Baseball team from 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Isaac Bryant place on Raven St place (p), 02/10/1928:1 Brief biography of George H. Shaw (p), 02/15/1929:1 Cushing's corner (p), 04/13/1928:1 General and Mrs Tom Thumb wedding photo (p), 02/22/1929:1 First standpipe on Forest St (p), 04/27/1928:1 Brief biography Lothrop S. Thomas (p), 03/01/1929:1 Elkanah Leonard's 275-year-old house (p), 05/25/1928:1 Brief biography of Bradford C. Burgess (p), 03/29/1929:1 Old mill on Soule St (p), 06/01/1928:1 Uriah Sampson last to operate Sampson's Tavern (p), 04/05/1929:1 Clark & Cole Co. plant on Cambridge St (i), 06/22/1928:1 Brief biography of Nahum M. Tribou (p), 05/03/1929:1 Old Wappanucket house of Abner Wood (p), 07/13/1928:1 Myra Atwood's class at Rock School (p), 05/17/1929:1 Old Haskins house in Wappanuckett (p), 07/20/1928:1 Brief biography of Rhoda Churchill (p), 06/07/1929:1 Fire on North Main St Jones Bros. block (p), 08/24/1928:1 Brief biography of Ira Thomas (p), 07/12/1929:1 Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 Brief biography of Stillman Benson (p), 08/23/1929:1 Highland Rd homestead of Ezra Clark (p), 09/14/1928:1 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Another picnic scene (p), 10/12/1928:1 Stuart Fowler at John Bent house in Carver (p), 09/06/1929:1 Interior view of Rock church from Easter long ago (p), 11/09/1928:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Cephas Haskins' Lakeville store now used for cranberry storage (p), Mrs Tom Thumb with a child (p), 10/11/1929:1 11/23/1928:1 Brief biography of Herbert Allen Clark (p), 11/01/1929:1 P.H. Peirce Co. in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Brief biography of Sarah D. White (p), 12/13/1929:1 Christian Church in Lakeville (p), 01/11/1929:1 Brief biography of Lydia Mitchell (p), 12/27/1929:1 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Old Middleborough Photo Series - Places Old Atwood box mill at Rock (p), 05/10/1929:1 see also Landmarks Myra Atwood's class at Rock School (p), 05/17/1929:1 Old town farm building featured (p), 01/23/1925:1 James Burgess house in old Nemasket (p), 06/14/1929:1 Savery house featured in old photo (p), 03/20/1925:1 Jeremiah Reed's Marion Rd place in 1900 (p), 06/28/1929:1 Old house near Green (p), 04/17/1925:1 Westgate house on Marion Rd before fire in 1898 (p), 07/05/1929:1 Old Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Birthplace of Seneca Thomas (p), 06/26/1925:1 Marion Road school 1885 (p), 08/02/1929:1 Muttock Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 Lewin Barrows house on Marion Rd (p), 08/09/1929:1 House formerly Methodist parsonage (p), 07/31/1925:1 Wood house on Marion Rd (p), 08/30/1929:1 Remains of shovel works (p), 08/07/1925:1 Stuart Fowler at John Bent house in Carver (p), 09/06/1929:1 Eleazer Richmond house in North Lakeville (p), 08/21/1925:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Old Peter Vaughan house in Wappanucket (p), 08/28/1925:1 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 North Main St house remodeled by Edward Bryant (p), 09/18/1925:1 View of Four Corners from Barden Hill, 1850 (p), 10/04/1929:1 Old mill wheel in Muttock (p), 10/16/1925:1 North Middleboro approach from Plymouth St (p), 11/08/1929:1 Old buildings at Wareham St dam (p), 12/04/1925:1 Oldfield, Florence Abisha Wood house on Cherry St (p), 01/29/1926:1 Wed to Edward Philip Garland, 06/24/1927:9 Date of Abisha Wood house set at 150 years ago, 02/05/1926:1 Oldham (Mr) Old Baptist church after fire in 1888 (p), 02/12/1926:1 Kenneth Gourdin purchases 63-acre farm on Purchade St, 07/02/1926:3

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Oldham, Betty Rose O'Neil, Lillian Born to Leon, 12/17/1926:1 New teacher at Soule Street School, 07/27/1928:1 Oldham, Frances A. New commercial teacher at high school, 08/30/1929:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/02/1925:5 O'Neil, Nora C. Oldham, Leo Wedding described, 06/07/1929:1 Son born, 01/04/1929:4 Wed to Clarence Lester Newton, 06/07/1929:4 Oldham, Leon O'Neil, Nora Cecilia Daughter born, 12/17/1926:1 Engaged to Charles Lester Newton, 05/24/1929:4 Moves from Peirce St to Coombs St, 03/04/1927:3 O'Neill, Daniel Oldham, Leon R. Dies at age 65, 12/07/1928:4 Occupies Egger apartment on Pearl St, 09/18/1925:1 Oneto (Mr) Wed to Marie S. Mulcahy, 09/18/1925:4 Sells bananas 25 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 O'Leary, Christopher Oneto, Delia Mary Son born, 01/06/1928:2, 04/19/1929:4 Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 O'Leary, Christopher J. Oneto, E. Born to Christopher J., 05/17/1929:4 Telephone installed at E. Oneto & Co. 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Son born, 05/17/1929:4 Settles with railroad after Avon accident 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 O'Leary, Mary Opticians and Optometrists Wed to Thomas Kilbridge, 04/22/1927:1 see also Hayden, F.W.; Hinckley, Myron L. Oliver, George J.E. Robinson, optometrist, 113 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Son born, 01/06/1928:2 Oration (see Public Speaking) Oliver, Gladys Orchestras (see Bands and Orchestras) Struck by auto operated by Sheldon Kelley, 10/26/1928:6 Orcutt, Fred Oliver, Henry Morris Sells Plympton St property to Napoleon Premont, 06/26/1925:8 Born to John M., 03/09/1928:4 Purchases Green property from Charles Bryant, 05/28/1926:3 Oliver, John Orcutt, Fred A. Driver collides with Dorchester auto near railroad station, 11/15/1929:6 Purchases Plympton farm, 06/19/1925:7 Oliver, John M. Sells Plympton St cottage to Helen Worden, 06/03/1927:1 Son born, 03/09/1928:4 Orcutt, Frederick Antone Inglese collides with auto driven by Oliver, 07/26/1929:1 Purchases Centre St house in Plympton, 07/03/1925:6 Oliver, Peter Orcutt, Frederick A. Judge's book mark (p), 01/09/1925:1 Dies at age 57, 07/01/1927:4 Letter dated 1766 comes to light (l), 05/14/1926:1 Obituary, 07/01/1927:4 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Orcutt, Mrs Fred builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Sells Washburn St cottage to Horace Osborne, 05/11/1928:1 Oliver, Royce Orcutt, Myron Elbert Attends Norwich University, 04/03/1925:5 Wed to Florence Shaw, 09/30/1927:4 Transfers to New Hampshire State College, 10/02/1925:1 Orcutt, Walter Attends Norwich University, 05/21/1926:1 Settles in El Gloria community in Cuba, 11/06/1925:6 Second lieutenant in cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen, 08/09/1929:1 Orcutt, Walter F. Oliver, Royce E. Purchases Warrentown homestead Nelson Wilbur 50 years ago, Attends Norwich University, VT, 03/12/1926:4 05/25/1928:7 Plays drums in Norwich University band, 02/18/1927:7 Order of Owls (see Independent Order of Owls) Oliver, William Order of the Eastern Star - Hannah Shaw Chapter Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/17/1926:5 Celebrates 11th anniversary, 05/08/1925:2 Olson, Adolph Holds annual meeting and election, 12/10/1926:1 Couple married 25 years, 08/02/1929:6 Observes 13th anniversary, 05/06/1927:3 Olson, Evelyn Observes 14th anniversary, 05/04/1928:3 Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 10/04/1929:1 Ormsby, Robert O'Malley, David Purchases Thompson St farm from Robert Goodwin, 05/10/1929:1 Byram larceny case continued, 08/17/1928:1 O'Rourke, Matthew Byram larceny case dismissed for lack of prosecution, 08/24/1928:5 Attendant at State Farm, 03/02/1928:9 O'Malley, David A. Orr, Gertrude Gladys Charles Byram charged with larceny from business partner O'Malley, Engaged to Harold Elliott Campbell, 09/14/1928:4 08/10/1928:10 Orrall, Archie O'Melia, Thomas Does thriving business in windmills and birdhouses, 04/16/1926:9 Daughter born, 12/27/1929:1 Orrall, Edson O'Neil, Catherine Suffers from blood poisoning, 07/31/1925:7 Wed to John Zilch, 07/15/1927:1 Moves to Braintree, 08/07/1925:5 Wedding described, 07/15/1927:1 Orrall, Frank Engaged to John Zilch, 07/15/1927:6 Chimney fire at North Lakeville home, 03/26/1926:5 O'Neil, Daniel Peculiar accident leaves man with gunshot wound, 04/16/1926:8 Obituary, 12/07/1928:1 In head-on collision with Plymouth driver, 01/27/1928:3 O'Neil, James H. Chimney fire in North Lakeville, 11/02/1928:1 Obituary, 07/13/1928:1 Orrall, Frank T. O'Neil, James J. Well dry despite rain, 09/02/1927:1 Wed to Dorothy M. Malaguti, 09/06/1929:4 Orrall, Franks O'Neil, James Joseph Cuts down grandfather of all oak trees, 01/22/1926:1 Engaged to Dorothy Mary Malaguti, 08/30/1929:4 Orrall, James Eleazer Richmond house in North Lakeville (p), 08/21/1925:1

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Orrall, Marion Louise Osborne, M.E. Born to Norman, 07/30/1926:3 Purchases North Lakeville cottage from Stephen Richmond, Orrall, Norman 04/23/1926:2 Daughter born, 07/30/1926:3 Takes over The Little Print Shop (ad), 01/14/1927:6 Couple married 5 years, 06/29/1928:6 Father dies in Taunton, 02/08/1929:1 Orrall, Olive Osborne, Mrs M.E. Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/25/1925:4 Sells North Lakeville homestead to Fannie Weston, 06/07/1929:1 Resumes studies at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Osborne, W.H. Teaches in South Royalton, VT, 01/11/1929:2 Old Colony conductor threatened by drunk 50 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Resides in Lunenburg, 11/01/1929:2 Osborne, Willard Orrall, Olive Frances Tack factory in North Lakeville (p), 08/20/1926:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/22/1928:7 Osborne-Reynolds Co. Orrall, Thomas Printer moves to Hayes block on North Main St, 09/28/1928:4 Takes position on Vermont dairy farm, 01/23/1925:1 Removal notice (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Takes position in East Mansfield, 05/08/1925:4 Osgood, Julia H. Osborn, Horace C. Dies at age 97, 05/14/1926:4 Obituary, 08/30/1929:1 Obituary, 05/14/1926:4 Dies at age 55, 08/30/1929:4 Will in probate, 06/25/1926:6 Osborn, J. Osgood, Mary Sells Lakeville land to Harry Decies, 05/10/1929:1 Niece dies in Mechanic Falls, ME, 12/10/1926:2 Osborn, Joseph Osgood, Samuel Harvests 250 barrels of cranberries 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Chief engineer returns from Philippines, 04/09/1926:9 Osborne (Mr) Chief engineer of SS Steel Scientist, 01/14/1927:3 Partners with Finney in manufacture of edge tools for shoe industry 50 Bags 11-lb. fox, 12/20/1929:1 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 O'Toole, E.M. Purchases North Lakeville place from Stephen Richmond, 05/14/1926:6 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 And Huntley begin sawing at North Middleboro mill, 02/04/1927:4 O'Toole, Ernest M. Osborne, Alfred Occupies new home on Wareham St, 01/02/1925:2 And Rogers repair and paint Archibald's home, 07/03/1925:7 Grocery delivery wagon from early days (p), 04/12/1929:1 Osborne, Andrew O'Toole, Mrs Arthur Dies at age 82, 01/16/1925:4 Accepts post at State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Obituary, 01/23/1925:1 O'Toole Building Osborne, Horace Matherson files suit against town for injury from awning collapse 25 Wed to Jennie Jefferson, 12/04/1925:4 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Purchases Washburn St cottage from Mrs Fred Orcutt, 05/11/1928:1 Ernest Maxim purchases building from Peirce Estate Trustees, Burial at Rock, 08/30/1929:3 07/12/1929:1 Osborne, Irving Otto, Frank C. Wedding described, 12/04/1925:1 Employed in Lowell, 01/02/1925:5 Wed to Grace Miller, 12/04/1925:4 Otto, Frank C., Jr. Son born, 04/13/1928:4 One of lucky hunters to shoot pheasant, 11/05/1926:1 Osborne, Joseph Shoots 200-lb. buck, 12/21/1928:7 Makes improvements to Centre St residence, 08/28/1925:1 Ouelett, Arthur Gashes foot while chopping wood, 04/29/1927:1 Claims self-defense in assault case, 11/27/1925:1 Osborne, Joseph C. Ouelette, Alice Obituary, 05/13/1927:1 Wed to Mitchell Willett, Jr., 12/06/1929:6 Will in probate, 06/03/1927:5 Ouelette, Louis L. Osborne, Joseph Church Wed to Mary Blanche Willett, 12/06/1929:6 Dies at age 95, 05/13/1927:4 Ouellett, Arthur Osborne, Laurence Claims self-defense in assault case, 11/27/1925:1 Class of 1926 prophet (p), 06/25/1926:1 Ouellette, Arthur Osborne, Laurence Linden Chimney fire at West St home, 01/29/1926:4 Engaged to Lillian Irene Peck, 12/28/1928:1 Daughter born, 08/20/1926:3 Engaged to Lillian Peck, 06/21/1929:1 Ouellette, Augustine Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 Returns after few years in Sandwich Islands, 05/15/1925:4 Wed to Lillian Irene Peck, 06/28/1929:4 Ouillett, Arthur Osborne, Lawrence Horses frightened by coal car at rail station, run into auto, 09/18/1925:1 Loses part of finger in mishap at father's mill, 03/13/1925:5 Ouillette, Edward Class of 1926 prophecy, 06/25/1926:6 William Isabel injured in collision between Samuel Isabel and Edward Flips auto avoiding kitten in road, 07/23/1926:1 Ouillette, 06/14/1929:1 A commendatory word (l) (Lover of Animals), 07/30/1926:2 Ouimet, Laura Attends Northeastern University, 04/15/1927:1 Employed at W.T. Grant Co., 09/09/1927:3 Osborne, Lawrence Linden Outhuse, Richard Engaged to Lillian Irene Peck, 06/21/1929:4 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Wed at home in Middleboro, 06/28/1929:2 Overlook, Richard LeRoy Osborne, Lyman P. Wedding described, 08/12/1927:3 Electric lights installed at home, 02/05/1926:4 Overseer of the Poor (see Poor Farm) Owen, Bernard Attends New Bedford vocational school, 09/18/1925:1 Owens, Albert Chimney fire at Grove St home, 01/01/1926:3

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Owens, Bernard Paine, Emma J. Employed at Homestead Grocery, 08/12/1927:8 Taunton woman dies at age 79, 10/16/1925:4 Owens, Dorris Gertrude Obituary, 10/16/1925:6 Wed to Clarence Theodore St. Germaine, 10/19/1928:4 Paine, Mrs Roger Owens, Faye R. Resides in Boston, 04/23/1926:1 Son born, 09/09/1927:3 Paine, Priscilla Wadsworth Owens, Faye Richard Son born, 03/22/1929:1 Wed to Grace Louise Blackwell, 03/11/1927:6 Paine, Robert Stewart Owens, Faye Richard, Jr. Born to Roland and Priscilla Wadsworth, 03/22/1929:1 Born to Faye R., 09/09/1927:3 Paine, Roger Hall Owens, Phyllis Engaged to Catherine Bates, 05/08/1925:5 Employed at Stetson & Clark, 08/13/1926:1, 08/12/1927:1 Paine, Roland Engaged to Richard Hinckley, 01/20/1928:3, 10/19/1928:1 Son born, 03/22/1929:1 Owens, Phyllis F. Paint and Painting Wed to Richard G. Hinckley, 10/26/1928:4 see also Gay, Edgar A.; Johnson, Fred A. Owens, Phyllis S. James Wilmot, house painting, paper hanging (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Wedding described, 10/26/1928:1 Hall Bros., interior painting and decorating (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Owls, Order of (see Independent Order of Owls) William Bell, East Middleboro (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Oxen Arthur Briggs, house painting and paper hanging (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Marshall Gibbs kills 1,595-lb. ox for beef 50 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Woodbury Wilmot, painting and paper hanging (ad), 05/01/1925:10 Time of oxen passing (l) (p) (J.A. Thomas), 01/01/1926:1 Carriage painter Southworth turns out fine samples of work 50 years Scene from former days (p), 01/21/1927:1 ago, 05/15/1925:7 Atwood sells fine pair to Lilley 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Lightning strikes Shockley's paint shop, 06/05/1925:1 Still useful in this day of automobiles, 03/25/1927:7 Hartley Sparrow has painting contracts in Rochester Centre and William Thomas' ox team from 1897 (p), 03/02/1928:1 Lakeville 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Edgar Gay gives St. Luke's a fresh coat of paint, 10/30/1925:3 P F.E. Wood paints Abisha Miller residence 50 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 P. Washburn & Son Burglary at Shockley's Lakeville paint shop, 12/18/1925:1 Purchase 1200 tons of coal 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Jacob Sparrow's house and paint shop (p), 04/09/1926:1 Paanen, Arne John Charles Liber, Dupont paint (ad), 05/21/1926:12 Wed to Helmi Johanna Kornonen, 09/30/1927:4 Charles Smith, painter (ad), 06/11/1926:12 Packard (Mr) W.L. Tallman, auto painter (ad), 10/22/1926:5 Prepares lot for building 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Godfrey and Sherman dissolves partnership 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Packard, Almira E. L.J. Hebert, painting (ad), 07/01/1927:8 Purchases Tispaquin St place from Maude Skillings, 08/06/1926:1 Fuller Motor Sales Co., auto painting (ad), 07/22/1927:8 Mortgagee's sale, 08/26/1927:5 George Hazelton opens paint shop in old smithy on Plymouth St, Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1928:5 07/13/1928:1 Packard, A.M. Edgar Gay contracts to paint Central Congregational Church, Purchases Tispaquin St farm from C.J. Skillings, 06/25/1926:2 11/09/1928:1 Packard, F. Alton E. Marchant, painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/11/1929:10 Obituary, 08/30/1929:1 Charles Smith, painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/18/1929:10 Oklahoma City man dies at age 59, 08/30/1929:4 Barstow and Staples contract to paint Central Baptist Church, Packard, F.E. 06/14/1929:1 Thomas Fuller contracts to build dwelling for Packard 50 years ago, Staples & Barstow (ad), 06/14/1929:10 08/06/1926:5 John McNabb, house painting (ad), 09/20/1929:8 Packard, Frank Palm, J.C. Purchases lot on Centre St 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Chiropodist and masseur (ad), 08/20/1926:8 Packard, J. Wallace Palmer, E. Lucile On board of new needle factory 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Resigns from public library, employed in New Bedford, 06/26/1925:1 Nearly loses valuable horse 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Palmer, E. Lucille Packard, J.W. Reference librarian appointed librarian in Attleboro, 12/16/1927:9 Superintendent of Domestic Needle Works 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Palmer, Fred Occupies Cushman residence 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 And wife employed at State Farm, 07/20/1928:4 Needle Works superintendent occupies Cushman house 50 years ago, Employed at State Farm, 08/02/1929:3 10/11/1929:8 Palmer, Helen Packard, Mrs Alton Engaged to Roy Francis Perkins, 07/08/1927:1 Resides in Oklahoma City, 11/15/1929:1 Palmer, Leo Packard, Mrs E.M. Purchases new auto, 03/25/1927:3 Fits store, announces millinery opening 50 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Employed at Bridgewater roadside stand, 08/03/1928:1 Padelford, Amos Enrolled at Sanford Academy in New Hampshire, 08/16/1929:4 Funeral held in Cottersville, 02/17/1928:3 Resides in New Hampshire, 10/25/1929:8 Paganotti, Dominic Palmer, Lucile Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Middleboro librarian addresses Central Methodist Wesleyan class, 01/02/1925:5 05/22/1925:1 Page (Mr) Palmer, Lucille Peirce & Page dissolve partnership 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Librarian speaks to Congregational Men's Class, 01/16/1925:1 Page, Clinton Chamberlain Palmer, Mrs Fred Daughter born, 11/12/1926:7 Employed at State Farm, 08/02/1929:3

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Palmer, William Park Theatre cont. Enrolled at Sanford Academy in New Hampshire, 08/16/1929:4 Attendants in smart new uniforms, 09/24/1926:1 Resides in New Hampshire, 10/25/1929:8 Work on roof completed, 09/24/1926:5 Palmistry Boston company lays tile on floors in ante rooms, 10/15/1926:1 Madame Zola, 66 Pearl St (ad), 11/27/1925:5 First showing of colored film, 02/11/1927:2 Panesis, Nicholas William O'Brien fined $10 for disturbing the peace, 03/18/1927:9 Creates seal for new high school, 01/13/1928:5 New picture screen installed, 05/20/1927:3 Panesis, Thomas Woodwork varnished, draperies improved, 09/09/1927:4 Out with new Chevrolet truck, 06/11/1926:5 Starts repairs and improvements, 11/23/1928:1 Nolan's touring car collides with Panesis' truck on Everett St, In appreciation for bringing in Phidelah Rice Players (l) (Frederick H. 02/18/1927:5 Noble), 12/21/1928:4 Rubbish in storehouse ignites, 08/19/1927:1 Reasons for Sunday permit (l) (Frank H. Harrington), 01/11/1929:9 Wife and child in auto accident in Nova Scotia, her father dies, Interior entirely redecorated at renovated, 03/29/1929:3 08/26/1927:1 To reopen in April (ad), 03/29/1929:10 Returns from Nova Scotia after auto mishap, 09/02/1927:1 Attendance shows that folks have no problem with movies on Sundays, Remodels rear of North Main St block, 12/07/1928:7 04/19/1929:1 Frank Proimades leaves to start own business, 04/26/1929:1 Closed till installation of talking pictures (ad), 06/21/1929:8 Borsari backs Panesis' truck into auto driven by Wright, 06/14/1929:4 Congratulated on equipment upgrade, 07/12/1929:1 Papamichael, T. Set to reopen with new equipment (ad), 07/12/1929:5 Middleboro Papamichael Market partnership dissolved (ad), Reopens to capacity crowd, 07/19/1929:5 03/23/1928:10 New carpets added (ad), 07/26/1929:5 Papamichael, Z. Park Theatre - Employees Middleboro Papamichael Market partnership dissolved (ad), Frank Harrington, manager (ad), 01/02/1925:8 03/23/1928:10 Millard Spooner pianist, 04/03/1925:2 Papamichael, Zesis Employs Olive Murphy, 08/14/1925:8 Mortgagee's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Pianist Millard Spooner resigns, 10/09/1925:9 Paquette, George William Kenny new pianist, 10/23/1925:2 Fined $100 for drunk driving, $25 for reckless driving, 09/30/1927:1 Pianist Millard Spooner resumes position, 12/04/1925:7 Paquette, George A. Clarke Adams new pianist, 07/02/1926:3 Charged with drunk driving and drunkenness, 08/19/1927:1 Pianist Millard Spooner resumes duties, 09/10/1926:1 Paquin, Cheridah Employs Olive Murphy, 08/12/1927:6 Class of 1929 odist (p), 06/21/1929:1 Hazel Thomas replaces Spooner as pianist, 11/18/1927:3 Paquini, Assunta Frank Harrington resigns as residence manager, 10/19/1928:1 Obituary, 09/11/1925:1 Frank Harrington to continue as manager, 10/26/1928:1 Dies in Middleboro, 09/11/1925:4 Manager Frank Harrington resigns, 06/28/1929:1 Parades Frank Stanton succeeds George Fredette as manager, 12/06/1929:2 Parade for Odd Fellows first clambake 40 years ago (p), 10/09/1925:1 Employs Charles Hodgdon, 12/27/1929:1 Legion event advertises minstrel show, 11/27/1925:7 Parker (Dr) Outfit from Ira Tinkham's 4th of July trade parade (p), 02/05/1926:1 Brush fire on Plymouth St, 01/13/1928:1 Committee requests side street parking, 07/02/1926:1 Parker (Mr) Perfect weather for Armistice Day celebration (p), 11/15/1929:1 Bourne St place for sale (ad), 06/25/1926:10 Criticism of commercialism on Armistice Day, 11/22/1929:1 Lets Bourne St place to J. Stearns Cushing, 07/15/1927:5 Paradiso, Carmella George Wood purchases estate at Temple Place and South Main St 25 Petition for administration of estate, 09/10/1926:6 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Paragon Dress Goods Store Michael Barrett purchases Bourne St estate from Mary Watson, Harold Williams proprietor, 145 Centre St (ad), 04/01/1927:2 08/10/1928:1 Going out of business (ad), 11/25/1927:2 Parker, A.H. Parent Teacher Association of South Middleboro Lets Bourne St place to J. Stearns Cushing, 06/24/1927:8 Mrs George Richards addresses PTA on co-operation, 04/10/1925:1 Parker, Alexander Parish Burial Ground Obituary, 02/17/1928:1 Corporation holds annual meeting, 05/11/1928:10 Dies at age 51, 02/17/1928:4 Park Cafe Parker, Anna M. Ruth Glidden resigns, 07/27/1928:1 Husband files for divorce, 03/09/1928:6 25 Centre St (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Parker, Arthur Park Theatre Daughter born, 12/17/1926:1 To replace seats with 22-inch cushioned seats, 07/03/1925:5 Obituary, 11/30/1928:1 Replacing seats should take two weeks, 07/17/1925:1 Parker, Arthur H. Another month before new seating installed, 08/07/1925:1 see also Parker's Restaurant Grace Hushen and Melody Boys perform, 08/21/1925:1 Proprietor of Parker's Restaurant at 33 Centre St (ad), 02/27/1925:5 New seats expected any day, 08/21/1925:5 Disposes of interest in restaurant to Nicholas Zervas, 01/21/1927:3 Reseating commences, 12/18/1925:1 Moves to Palmer, 04/08/1927:1 Holds Novelty Night, 01/22/1926:1 Parker, Charles More than 250 turned away from full house at Opportunity Night, Sells Plymouth St property to Alfred Fickert, 03/29/1929:4 01/29/1926:1 Household goods moved to Manchester, CT, 04/05/1929:3 Opportunity Night bigger than ever, 02/05/1926:4 Sells home to Alfred Fickert, 04/12/1929:9 Considerable disturbance by boys and young men, 02/19/1926:3 Parker, Charles S. Three hundred turned away at showing of Mary Pickford film, Chimney fire at Plymouth St home, 01/23/1925:2 02/26/1926:4 Bela Kingman place on Plymouth St in North Middleboro (p), Opportunity Night packs house again, 03/12/1926:1 02/03/1928:1 Installs panic locks on all doors, 05/28/1926:1 Files for divorce, 03/09/1928:6

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Parker, Chester Parker’s Restaurant cont. Chimney fire at Plymouth St home, 01/29/1926:1 Medford firm begins work on new Centre St block, 01/13/1928:1 Badly bruised in fall from ice house, 07/16/1926:4 Pierce Hardware awarded contract for heating and plumbing new Centre Improvements made to Plymouth St house, 07/23/1926:7 St block, 02/10/1928:6 Parker, Chester A. Parkhurst, James Fined $75 for keeping and exposing liquor, 06/17/1927:1 Takes six geese at Long Pond 50 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Parker, Clara And Shaw shoot fox 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Graduates from Tufts 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Parkhurst, Walter Parker, Cornelia A. Lakeville place sold, will be modern boarding house, 05/17/1929:1 Beneficiary of will of John H. Clark, 03/25/1927:7 Parkhurst, Walter B. Parker, E.O. Navigates lakes in ice boat 50 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Sells grain business to C.P. Washburn 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Parking Parker, George Merchants want longer time limits on Centre St, 03/20/1925:2 Horse kicks young George Boardman 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Last hitching post gone, 10/23/1925:1 Parker, Harry New rules established by selectmen, 07/02/1926:1 Dines on green peas and new potatoes, 07/02/1926:4 Parade committee requests side street parking, 07/02/1926:1 Parker, Harry M. Selectmen lay out 115 more spaces at rear of Town House, 07/16/1926:1 Employed at Taunton pumping station, 08/28/1925:3, 08/27/1926:4 New space at Town House now in use, 07/23/1926:1 Gets 150-lb. deer in Lakeville, 12/10/1926:9 New street signs, no parking signs installed, 07/23/1926:1 Parker, Herbert Police use new scheme to mark spaces, 09/10/1926:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Thaw leaves Town House lot in horrible condition, 02/04/1927:5 Parker, Herbert H. Town House lot improvement discussed at town meeting, 02/18/1927:2 Charged with drunk driving, reckless driving, and drunkenness, Agnes Boynton offers suggestions to planning board (l), 11/04/1927:1 10/04/1929:3 More needed downtown, 11/04/1927:1 Fined $20 for drunk driving, 10/11/1929:4 "Enquirer" asks about plan (l), 01/13/1928:1 Parker, Howard Diagonal parking laid out on Centre St, 05/25/1928:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Possible solution to current problem, 03/15/1929:1 Parker, Irene Dorcas Outline of new parking arrangements (l) (Russell A. Trufant), Wedding described, 02/05/1926:3 03/22/1929:1 Parker, Lillian Seasonal traffic increase renews discussion, 03/22/1929:1 Takes ride in aeroplane, 07/22/1927:1 Again the parking question (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/29/1929:1 Wedding described, 05/04/1928:4 Who killed cock robin ? (l) (Russell A. Trufant), 03/29/1929:1 Parker, Lillian B. Selectmen debate situation, 04/12/1929:1 Wed to Wallace M. Sanders, 05/04/1928:4 Selectmen meet for discussion, 04/19/1929:1 Parker, Lindolph Truck parking on Centre St a hazard, 06/28/1929:1 Engaged to Sally A. Fillebrown, 10/26/1928:2 Ethics for trucks, 08/23/1929:1 Parker, Lindolph Otis Central streets painted with white stripes, 09/06/1929:1 Wed to Sarah Abbie Fillebrown, 06/21/1929:4 New plan includes using School Street School lot on weekends, Wedding described, 06/21/1929:6 09/27/1929:1 Parker, Louise Discontinuation of diagonal parking on Center St causes uproar, Gets suspended sentence for statutory offence, 01/21/1927:3 11/15/1929:1 Parker, Natalie Ann Open letter discusses parking situation (l) (Alexander Heath), Born to Phil, 07/10/1925:1 11/22/1929:1 Parker, Olive Twenty-degree diagonal parking set up on Centre St, 11/22/1929:1 Dies suddenly 50 years ago, 08/30/1929:7 Selectmen consider problem, 11/22/1929:3 Parker, Oliver More parking space (l) (Frederick S. McGregor), 12/06/1929:3 Loses favorite horse 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 New parking plan laid out on Centre St, 12/06/1929:8 Parker, Phil New rules adopted at selectmen's meeting, 12/20/1929:2 Daughter born, 07/10/1925:1 New regulations outlined (ad), 12/20/1929:3 Parker, Rodney Parks James Sparrow builds house 50 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 see also Lakeside Park; Playgrounds Parker, Ruth C. Recreation park and bird sanctuary proposed by Cabot Club (l), Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/08/1928:5 03/19/1926:2 Parker, Ruth Mary Peirce Estate Trustees propose land lease for park at special town Born to Arthur, 12/17/1926:1 meeting, 10/08/1926:9 Parker, Walter New park will offer recreational opportunities, 10/15/1926:5 Still alarm fire on Center St, 02/03/1928:6 Clarence Dealtry comments on site for new public park (l), Parker, Walter M. 01/07/1927:1 Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 02/18/1927:5 Further communication on proposed town park (l), 01/14/1927:1 Parker's Restaurant Peirce Estate land lease for park accepted at town meeting, 02/18/1927:2 Arthur Parker set to open up-to-date restaurant (ad), 02/13/1925:5 "Enquirer" asks about North Main St park (l), 01/13/1928:1 Open for business at 33 Centre St (ad), 02/27/1925:5 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Large numbers attend opening on Centre St, 03/06/1925:2 High school pageant shows need for public park, 06/15/1928:1 Employs Mildred Ellis, 03/13/1925:6 Selectmen meet to discuss hiring architect, 10/05/1928:1 Installs electrically played violin and piano, 12/04/1925:7 Should band stand be moved to proposed park on North Main St?, Arthur Parker disposes of interest in restaurant to Nicholas Zervas, 05/31/1929:1 01/21/1927:3 Parks (Mr) Gerda Erickson resigns to open own lunch room, 08/19/1927:5 Expressmen Lovell & Parks out with new rig 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8

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Parks, Mary Pasztor, Andrew J. cont. Resides in East Boston, 09/11/1925:5 Purchases North Main St lot from GAR 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Parlor Pride Mfg. Purchases Col. Peirce homestead from Peirce Estate Trustees 25 years Corporation dissolves 25 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 ago, 03/08/1929:8 Parris, John E. Pasztor, Andrew, Jr. Bicyclist struck by Halifax autoist, 07/26/1929:1 Catches mink while fishing, 06/05/1925:1 Parris, Margaret Pasztor, Helen Goes down in first round of New Bedford spelling bee, 04/27/1928:2 Struck by bicycle on School St, 12/23/1927:2 Parry, Annie In appreciation for support of dental clinic (l), 03/01/1929:1 The Value of Honesty in American Life (essay), 06/24/1927:6 Pasztor, Helen B. Parry, Annie M. New public health nurse, 01/07/1927:1 To take nurses' training at Mass General, 07/22/1927:1 Nurse begins new duties (p), 01/21/1927:3 Parry, Arthur E. Pasztor, Rose Sets fire to South Lakeville schoolhouse to cover up theft, 02/17/1928:5 Employed at Sullivan's news stand, 09/04/1925:1, 08/16/1929:1 Parry, Betsey Pasztor & Klar (25 years ago) Celebrates 86th birthday, biography, 11/05/1926:2 Purchase bakery in Kingston, 04/17/1925:7 Parry, Betsey J. Brisk business in ice cream, 08/28/1925:6 Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 Telephone installed, 02/12/1926:3 Parry, Betsey Jane Contract to supply bread to military in Lakeville, 07/22/1927:6 Widow of Henry dies at age 87, 01/13/1928:3 Expand business, 04/26/1929:6 Parry, Emma Pasztor's Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/26/1925:1 Candy, 25 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Parry, George Walter Patch, Melissa Barbour Wedding described, 11/05/1926:1 Wed to Earl Harold Mapplebeck, 05/21/1926:5 Wed to Nellie Louise Harlow, 11/05/1926:4 Patriotism Parry, Thomas G. Largest gathering of patriotic organizations held in Town House, Employed at I.H. Harlow's mill 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 11/13/1925:2 Parshley, Emma Louise Patrons of Husbandry Engaged to Leslie Meserve, 02/18/1927:1 GAR sublets hall to grange, 03/27/1925:9 Parshley, Henry Patrons of Husbandry - Nemasket Grange Attends New Bedford Vocational school, 01/25/1929:4 Willing Workers auxiliary, 04/17/1925:9 Partenoff, Christo First evening of field day attracts over 500, 08/07/1925:3 Sells Highland St farm, 02/12/1926:4 Displays finer than past years, attendance lower, 10/16/1925:9 Partington, Rose Holds annual fair, 10/01/1926:3 Hazel Ashley pleads not guilty to assault charge, 01/09/1925:9 Passes resolutions upon death of Josephine Reed, 02/18/1927:3 Hazel Ashley placed on probation for assault, 01/16/1925:3 Holds annual fair, 10/21/1927:2 Partington, William Celebrates 40th anniversary, 02/10/1928:2 Woolworth's manager transfers to East Blue Hill Ave store in Boston, Performs The Powers That Be, 02/17/1928:3 03/18/1927:6 Displays excellent at annual fair, 09/28/1928:1 Moves from Courtland St to Milton, 03/25/1927:7 New hall to stand on North Main St, 11/16/1928:1 Son born, 02/10/1928:7 Vacate rooms in GAR hall, meet in new hall on North Main St, Partington, William M. 03/29/1929:1 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 New hall described (p), 05/03/1929:4 Wed to Isabel Lawson, 07/09/1926:3 Dedication of new building, 06/07/1929:1 Occupies Courtland St apartment, 07/16/1926:1 Holds successful supper and fair, 10/18/1929:5 Pascoe, Philip C., Jr. Patrons of Husbandry - North Middleboro Grange Engaged to Doris H. Blake, 09/06/1929:4 Votes to incorporate, 02/27/1925:1 Pasquarello, Carrie Celebrates 1st anniversary, 03/13/1925:5 Charles Giovanetti wanted in stabbing incident on West Side, Celebrates 2nd anniversary, 03/12/1926:1 09/09/1927:1 Celebrates 3rd anniversary, 03/11/1927:1 Local boys discover body of suicide Carmine Giovenetti, 09/16/1927:5 Celebrates 4th anniversary, 03/16/1928:3 Pasquarello, Neal Celebrates 5th anniversary, 03/15/1929:4 Moves to Montello, 05/28/1926:1 Patterson, Alfred J. Pasquerello, Carrie Brakes fail, auto goes over cement wall, 01/21/1927:1 Chimney fire at Vine St home, 11/30/1928:7 Patterson, Annie L. Past, Frank Obituary, 09/28/1928:1 Sells Thomastown place to Jenning, 04/29/1927:6 Wife of Alfred J. dies at age 55, 09/28/1928:4 Pasztor, A.J. Patterson, Delores Mary Historical Society receives pictures of building formerly on site of Wed to Leonard Atwood, 08/24/1928:5 Peirce building, 11/02/1928:6 Patterson, Dolores Mary Purchases P.H. Pierce homestead 25 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Wed to Leonard Leach Atwood, 09/28/1928:4 Pasztor, Andrew J. Patterson, Grover Lets Myrtle St apartment to Michael Quigley, 05/01/1925:9 Purchases Cherry St cottage from Tillson, 04/12/1929:4 Sells Lovell building on Centre St to Nicholas Dascouleas and John Patterson, John F. Tritos, 03/19/1926:2 Engaged to Julia V. Noonan, 12/07/1928:4 Dispenses 80 galloons of ice cream at Carver Old Home Day, Patterson, Rita 08/05/1927:5 In Memoriam, 03/27/1925:5 Purchases Middleboro Bakery from Michael Sheehan; history of Patterson, S.T. business, 04/27/1928:1 Former pastor here placed on supernumerary list 50 years ago, 04/20/1928:6

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Paty, Alvira Payzant, Margaret Wedding described, 10/23/1925:5 House shingled, 10/15/1926:1 Paul, William Sells North Middleboro farm to Miss Lyons, 04/29/1927:1 Jamaica Plain auto hits Paul's auto from behind at Everett and North St, Resides in Boston, 07/06/1928:4 07/06/1928:1 Payzant, Margaret M. Paulauski, Frank Files claim to clear land title, 04/08/1927:6 Purchases Lane St tenement from S.M. Moran, 10/09/1925:10 Payzant, Perry Pauling, Norman Teamster and horse killed instantly by train, 03/26/1926:2 Son born, 07/05/1929:3 Petition for administration of estate, 08/06/1926:6 Paulo (Mr) Peaches Wins despite police chief, 08/23/1929:4 Walter Sampson donates several bushels of peaches to Montgomery Paun (Dr) Home, 09/17/1926:1 Abbie Stevens sells Paun place on Oak St to Skillings, 08/06/1926:1 Walter Sampson, excellent peaches (ad), 09/02/1927:7 Makes improvements to Oak St house 50 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Fuller and Barden carry handsome peaches to Boston market 50 years Paun, A.B. ago, 09/16/1927:4 Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Peaches harvested at Lang farm, 11/02/1928:1 Resigns as trustee of Pratt Free School 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Pearce, Albert Inspects cattle 25 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Chimney fire on Grove St, 04/10/1925:2 Successfully raises lemons 25 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Pearce, Albert A. Inspector of animals 25 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Attendant at new bus waiting room, 01/14/1927:5 Paun, D.B. Pearce, Catherine, Elizabeth Disposes of practice to Dr Harris 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Wed to Andrew Jackson Fielding, 05/21/1926:6 Paun, Edgar Pearce, Frank Sells Everett St house lot to Mary Newbury, 05/21/1926:5 Moves to Kansas 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Paun, Edgar A. Pearce, W.W. Attends the University of Pennsylvania 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Dies in Wichita, KS, 01/08/1926:5 Completes course at University of Pennsylvania 25 years ago, Pearson, A.B. 03/15/1929:6 John Barden's Barden hill house (p), 03/18/1927:1 Graduates from University of Pennsylvania 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Pearson, Arthur B. Paun, John G. Son born, 07/29/1927:8 Sells land to elk range, 11/04/1927:3 Promoted to bridge foreman on New Haven road, 07/20/1928:1 Paun, Ruth Pearson, Charles Wadleigh Begins advanced instruction in dance, 10/09/1925:1 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:4 Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Pearson, John J., Jr. Pauquette, Aurele Attends Hebron Academy, 09/30/1927:1 Drunk case continued, 07/15/1927:1 Pearson, Julia Pavao, Manuel Resides in New York City, 08/26/1927:1 Engaged to Marie Mello, 06/01/1928:1, 4 Pearson, Wentworth Wed to Marie Mello, 06/08/1928:4 Death in train accident ruled accidental, 09/14/1928:9 Payant, Margaret Pearson, Wentworth M. Sells Centre St farm to Fred LeBaron, 02/11/1927:3 Meets violent death in Eastham, 07/06/1928:1 Payne, Jessie Fremont Eastham man dies at age 38, 07/06/1928:4 Widow of Elbridge dies at age 69, 03/19/1926:4 Pearson, William Payne, Joshua Dexter Resides in Newark, NJ, 07/22/1927:5 "Battles" thirty snakes in Warrentown 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Peas Payne, Leila C. Wallace Sampson has seeds in the ground, 02/27/1925:6 Sells Centre St farm to Emma McDermid, 05/20/1927:4 Harry Parker dines on green peas and new potatoes, 07/02/1926:4 Payne, Lou A.G. Cummings picks nearly two quarts of peas from garden, Funeral held at Taunton, 05/08/1925:1 10/14/1927:1 Payne, Priscilla Wadsworth B.F. Elliott plants first peas, 03/30/1928:2 Son born, 04/09/1926:4 Henry Maynard has peas above ground, 05/04/1928:6 Payne, Richard Wadsworth B.F. Elliott plants peas, 04/05/1929:9 Born to Roland and Priscilla Wadsworth, 04/09/1926:4 Cedar Hill Farm, fancy green peas (ad), 06/28/1929:10 Payne, Roland Pease (Mr) Son born, 04/09/1926:4 And Driggs farm sold to Philip Egger 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Payson, Donald G. Pease, Alven And Charles Byram dissolve partnership in Cape Cod Portrait Co., Builds house on Oak St 50 years ago, 07/01/1927:6 11/06/1925:8 Pease, Alvin Payson, J.H. Builds another house on Oak St 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Falls, breaks rib, 05/20/1927:4 Oak St house raised and boarded 50 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 Payson, John H. Erects house on Oak St 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Brother dies in Camden, ME, 06/17/1927:3 Builds house on Everett St 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Payton, Evelyn Pease, Charles F. Teacher of pianoforte (ad), 11/05/1926:8 Disposes of lock patents to Elisha Jenks 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Member of Helen Lewis band, 08/26/1927:8 Pease, Francis Payton, Joseph Son born, 10/28/1927:4 Dies at age 65, 07/01/1927:4 Pease, Francis, Jr. Born to Francis, 10/28/1927:4 Pease, Frank A. Suffers loss in Fall River fire, 02/10/1928:1

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Pease, Joseph Peck, Mrs Joseph Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Loses purse at railroad station, 09/11/1925:8 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Gives address at Central Methodist on trip to California, 05/28/1926:1 Makes street improvements 50 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Peck, Raymond Pease, Joseph L. Resides in Cabot, VT, 10/22/1926:1 James Weston contracts to build house and stable 50 years ago, Peck, Ruth Elizabeth 08/14/1925:7 Wed to Thomas Gordon Gill, 03/06/1925:4 Digs four dry wells 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Peck, William And Leonard Driggs sell farm to Egger 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Obituary, 09/27/1929:2 Digs four wells at Peaseville 50 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Peckham, Alton M. Builds dwelling on Everett St 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Obituary, 10/01/1926:1 Alvin builds house 50 years ago, not Joseph, 10/25/1929:4 Fall River man dies at age 66, 10/01/1926:4 Peaslee, Addie Will in probate, 10/29/1926:6 Wedding described, 04/15/1927:7 Herbert Kingman appointed executor of will, 12/24/1926:5 Peasley, M. Warren Executor petitions to sell real estate, 12/16/1927:5 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Petition for trusteeship, 12/16/1927:5 Peavey, Edgar M. Executor presents account of estate, 06/22/1928:4 Dies in Abington, 04/12/1929:1 Peckham, A.M. Peavey, Hattie Purchases American building from Tucker 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Legally adopted by Mr and Mrs Louis Ritter, 04/27/1928:1 Makes bequest to Co-Workers, 01/28/1927:5 Peavey, Mary E. Peckham, Edna M. Widow of George S. dies at age 76, 06/03/1927:4 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 Peck, Charles Baldwin, Jr. Peckham, Ella H. Engaged to Elizabeth MacKinnon, 04/23/1926:2 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:1 Wed to George P. Whitten, 07/09/1926:3 Wed to Elizabeth MacKinnon, 07/02/1926:4 Wed to Richard Radcliffe Joyce, 08/06/1926:4 Peck, E.C. Peckham, John M. And wife employ Mr and Mrs Earl Thomas at Hill Top Farm, Receives degree from Tufts University, 06/18/1926:2 04/09/1926:1 Wed to Mildred Davis, 10/26/1928:9 Peck, Frank Pederson (Mrs) Inquest held into death, 04/08/1927:1 Dies at age 92, 08/16/1929:1 Damages in amount of $10,000 sought in death, 12/06/1929:3 Pedestrians Peck, Frank W. Central streets painted with white stripes at crossings, 09/06/1929:1 Shying horse causes death on Wareham St, 03/18/1927:9 Pedestrians - Accidents Peck, Harold Lewis Wells knocked down by Clarence Wright's auto, 01/16/1925:2 Picks spray of lilac blossoms, 10/30/1925:6 Lewis Wells improving after hit by car, 01/16/1925:8 Attends vocational school in New Bedford, 09/17/1926:7 Herbert Rogers hit by car headed for Bridgewater, 02/20/1925:1 Attends New Bedford vocational school, 04/20/1928:4 Young Arthur Thomas struck by auto from Boston, 03/13/1925:1 Peck, Joseph S. Brockton driver strikes pedestrian Hugh Perry, 03/27/1925:1 Employed at railyard in Boston, 02/12/1926:2 Bicyclist MacCullough runs into Verna Wood, 04/24/1925:2 Moves to lower apartment on Courtland St, 05/28/1926:1 John Witbeck's auto strikes young Nicky Gilanto, 05/15/1925:5 Brother-in-law dies in New Bedford, 02/25/1927:1 Laura Morrison run down by Raynham auto on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 Courtland St couple married 25 years, 08/09/1929:1 William Bumpus struck and killed by Taunton driver, 07/03/1925:1 Peck, J.S. Inquest held into death of William Bumpus, 07/17/1925:1 Lets Courtland St apartment to Horace Swift, 08/20/1926:3 Results of inquest into death of William Bumpus, 08/14/1925:2 Peck, Lillian Youngster from California struck by auto on Wareham St, 08/21/1925:1 Accepts post with Winthrop-Atkins Co., 07/09/1926:1 New Bedford man struck by auto from Silver Lake, 09/04/1925:1 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/24/1926:5 Fulton Tessier struck in the back by Boston auto, 09/18/1925:7 Resumes studies at Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Young Ansel Delano hit by auto driven by Bedford Snowdon, Teaches in Sharon, VT, 01/11/1929:2 10/02/1925:1 Teacher in Sharon, VT, 04/12/1929:1 Young George Fortin hit by auto driven by Medford man, 10/02/1925:1 Engaged to Laurence Linden Osborne, 06/21/1929:1 Viola Spafford run down by East Freetown driver, 10/30/1925:1 Peck, Lillian I. James McCarthy struck by auto driven by W.F. Fryer, 11/13/1925:6 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/22/1928:2 L.S. Hopkins, Jr's runaway horse kills Jacob Tinkham 50 years ago, Peck, Lillian Irene 11/20/1925:7 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/22/1928:7 Nickerson blinded by auto lights, runs into pedestrian Letourneau, Engaged to Laurence Linden Osborne, 12/28/1928:1 12/18/1925:1 Engaged to Lawrence Linden Osborne, 06/21/1929:4 Foxboro driver strikes pedestrian Erastus Shaw on slippery road, Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 01/08/1926:5 Wed at home in Middleboro, 06/28/1929:2 Helen Thomas seriously injured when run down by Arthur Buckman, Wed to Laurence Linden Osborne, 06/28/1929:4 03/05/1926:1 Peck, Louise Isabel John Lagadimos struck and run down by Quincy driver in Everett Wed to Walter George Durgan, 05/03/1929:1 Square, 04/09/1926:1 Wedding described, 05/03/1929:4 Case of hit and run by Quincy man in court, 04/23/1926:2 Peck, Louise Isabell Roberts Quincy man found guilty of leaving scene of accident, 04/30/1926:1 Engaged to Walter George Durgan, 04/26/1929:4 Eleanor DeMoranville struck by auto driven by Connecticut man, Peck, Mrs E.C. 05/14/1926:4 Sister dies in Cabot, VT, 03/26/1926:6 Road construction foreman Leo Courtney struck by auto driven by Holbrook man, 05/14/1926:5

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Pedestrians – Accidents cont. Pedestrians – Accidents cont. New Bedford driver knocks Keegan over, crashes into post office, Barta auto-pedestrian accident case in court, 11/08/1929:2 05/28/1926:2 Pedestrian Robideaux struck by autoist from Swansea, 11/08/1929:5 Emerson Chandler struck by Providence auto, 07/09/1926:2 Ralph Hathaway run down by auto driven by Arnold Sloan, Frank Warren struck by DeMoranville's auto, 07/09/1926:2 12/06/1929:1 Willard Munroe struck by New Bedford auto, 07/09/1926:2 Ralph Hathaway's leg and hip fractured in auto accident, 12/13/1929:1 James Dupree struck by auto driven by Howard Maxim, 08/13/1926:1 Peirce (Mr) Stephen Dexter struck by auto driven by George Monroe, 08/13/1926:1 Peirce Brothers make fence repairs at corner lot 50 years ago, Fairhaven driver strikes Joseph Gagnon in Lakeville, 08/20/1926:2 04/03/1925:8 Bessie Thomas hit by auto driven by Everett man, 09/10/1926:1 Row of large apple trees on Peirce Estate cut down 25 years ago, Driver Howlett Sherman strikes youngster Russell Grant on Centre St, 01/21/1927:6 10/08/1926:1 Peirce (Mrs) Driver Michael Cronan runs into George Descoulias, 10/22/1926:1 Sells School St lot to Edgar Thomas 50 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Harold Dufur hit by auto operated by Mary Sheehan, 10/22/1926:1 Widow has new shed built 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 East Bridgewater driver backs into Norma Ellis, 11/05/1926:1 Peirce, Abram Everett driver strikes Dorothy Walker on her way to school, Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 11/05/1926:1 Peirce, C. Clifford Arthur Thomas struck by car driven by Angelo Giberti, 12/03/1926:7 Sells Plymouth St poultry farm to William Preston, 04/06/1928:1 Roscoe Gerry struck by car driven by Halifax woman, 12/03/1926:7 Peirce, Chares T. James Fasulo hit and dragged by auto driven by James McNeil, Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 12/31/1926:1 Peirce, Charles E. Thomas Nichols' auto skids on icy road, strikes Grace Burt, Obituary, 02/11/1927:1 01/21/1927:1 Dies at age 81, 02/11/1927:4 George Tate struck down by auto operated by Brockton man, Funeral held on Plymouth St, 02/18/1927:1 02/11/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/25/1927:6 Youngster Fred Galfre struck by auto driven by Paul Horsman, Peirce, Charles F. 02/11/1927:1 Purchases South Main St land from James Peirce 50 years ago, Emma Wilbur slightly injured when struck by Foye's auto, 06/03/1927:1 05/14/1926:6 Arlene Davis struck by Cambridge driver on Centre St, 07/29/1927:1 Old covered sleigh, the Centennial, window to yesteryear, 01/25/1929:1 Edward Hermit fatally injured when struck by McDonald's auto, Peirce, Doris Frances 07/29/1927:1 Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Alma Gibbs struck by auto on Centre St, 08/19/1927:6 Wed to Donald MacIntosh Sutherland, 09/10/1926:4 Report on inquest into death of Edward Hermot, 09/02/1927:5 Peirce, E.W. Robert Crosier struck by Wholan driving Sears truck, 09/09/1927:5 Prepares history of Tispaquin 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 McDonald found not guilty of reckless driving in death of Hermit, General's horse dies in 1877, buried in family plot, 03/11/1927:5 09/30/1927:1 Peirce, Frank E. East Taunton driver in court after striking Helen Hoard, 10/21/1927:1 Contracts to build house for McDonald 25 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 South Boston man struck by Holt's auto on Wareham St, 01/20/1928:10 Peirce, Harold Driver Albert Soule strikes youngster Paul Jolly, 03/16/1928:1 Son born, 08/07/1925:1 Whittier Pittsley struck by car while pushing wheelbarrow, Peirce, Henry 04/06/1928:1 Hand injured in fraying machine at New England Rug Co. 25 years ago, Harold Nickerson struck by auto, dies, 06/08/1928:9 06/01/1928:6 South Middleboro flagman Henry Wilcox victim of hit-and-run, Peirce, Huldah L. 06/22/1928:7 Petition for appointment as trustee, 06/25/1926:6 Ella Harvey struck by Somerville driver on Wareham St, 08/03/1928:2 Peirce, J. Frank Stuart Flanders struck by New Bedford driver at Wareham and Smith St, Installs phone at home 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 08/03/1928:2 Peirce, James E. Young Edith Dupre struck, injured by auto driven by Atlantic man, Sells barn to Otis Briggs 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 08/03/1928:2 Brief biography (p), 05/22/1925:1 Driver held blameless in death of 7-year-old Nickerson, 08/10/1928:1 Sells South Main St land to Charles Peirce 50 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Young Celia Wolski hit by auto driven by Ralph Soule, 08/17/1928:4 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the A. Tremaine Smith receives reward for police work in Wilcox death, builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 08/31/1928:1 Picking second crop of corn 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Gladys Oliver struck by auto operated by Sheldon Kelley, 10/26/1928:6 Peirce, James Earle Elmer Bryant hospitalized after struck by auto from West Medford, Dies 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 01/11/1929:1 Peirce, Jane Roslindale man strikes Westgate of Marion, 01/25/1929:10 Returns to teaching post at model school in Bridgewater, 09/06/1929:1 Wareham man struck down by auto driven by Brooklyn man, Peirce, John 06/21/1929:6 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 New Bedford woman steps in front of auto in Lakeville, 06/28/1929:6 Peirce, John G. Roger Card struck by auto driven by Chartley man, 07/05/1929:1 Mr and Mrs Alvin Thomas attend wedding, 09/27/1929:6 Youth charged with leaving the scene of Wilcox hit-and-run, Peirce, John P. 07/06/1929:4 Wedding described, 09/27/1929:3 Autoist Charles Kennedy runs down young James Stafford, Wed to Charlotte Holmes, 09/27/1929:4 09/06/1929:3 Peirce, Levi Young Edith Dudley struck by auto driven by Brockton man, Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the 09/27/1929:1 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Providence man arrested after striking Mary Barta, 10/25/1929:1 Erects first edifice of Central Baptist Church 100 years ago, Highway department employee Clark struck by George Smith's auto, 05/11/1928:1 10/25/1929:4 History of Jenks' North Main St property, 08/02/1929:1

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Peirce, Maria L.H. Peirce Academy cont. see also Maria L.H. Peirce Fund Telescope removed 25 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Supplementary account of estate, 09/27/1929:5 Principal George Coffin resigns 50 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Peirce, Mary Ellen Not open till winter term 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Widow of Francis A. dies at age 79, 11/13/1925:4 Peirce Building Obituary, 11/13/1925:9 Rooms renovated, Warren Pianoforte Studio to occupy, 04/20/1928:4 Peirce, Mrs James E. Peirce Estate Trustees Donates to improvements on Plympton church 25 years ago, Arthur Benson named third member (p), 03/06/1925:5 05/20/1927:7 Offer to finance fire station (l) (Chester E. Weston), 06/12/1925:1 Peirce, Nellie Bennet Warrant for special town meeting, 06/19/1925:7 Returns to teaching post at model school in Bridgewater, 09/06/1929:1 Arthur Benson appointed to board, 07/03/1925:1 Peirce, Peter Help fund road construction, 08/28/1925:3 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Propose land lease for park at special town meeting, 10/08/1926:9 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 New park will offer recreational opportunities, 10/15/1926:5 Peirce, Peter H. Frederick Weston nominated to fill seat of George Stetson, biography, North Main St house remodeled by Edward Bryant (p), 09/18/1925:1 11/12/1926:1 Peirce, P.H. Estimated funding for school department, 12/03/1926:6 Heirs sell old corner grocery to W.H. Connor 25 years ago, Fund cost of instruction in commercial department of school, 02/06/1925:7 01/14/1927:2 Estate appraised 25 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 Fund equipment for 8th grade manual training, 01/14/1927:3 Historical Society receives pictures of building formerly on site of Bid on Middleboro Steam Laundry in mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, Peirce building, 11/02/1928:6 01/14/1927:5 Peirce, Thomas S. Land lease for park accepted at town meeting, 02/18/1927:2 Estate appraisers complete work 25 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Tool sets purchased for manual training work at schools, 03/11/1927:2 Petition for trusteeship, 03/18/1927:5 Residuary bequest to town not subject to tax 25 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Homestead yields bows, arrows, and spears 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Pay $9,338 in taxes 25 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 Loss of tax exemption doesn't make up for loss of businesses, Draw check for library for $987.50 twenty-five years ago, 10/07/1927:6 08/24/1928:1 Sell Rice St lot to C.A. Sherman 25 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Estate to be taxed for first time, 08/24/1928:2 Transfer of Nemasket House property to Peirce estate opens chapter of Trustees purchase Nemasket House from Annie Hammond, local history, 11/30/1928:1 11/23/1928:1 What about property between North St and the Nemasket River?, Truth about town clock, 02/08/1929:1 11/30/1928:1 Trustees present 23rd account of estate, 07/19/1929:6 Can member legally serve as selectman? (l), 01/11/1929:1 Trustees present 26th and 27th account of estate, 07/19/1929:6 Open letter to Judge Washburn (l) (Alexander Heath), 01/18/1929:2 Trustees present 30th and 31st account of estate, 07/19/1929:6 Sell lot at Rice and Sproat St to W.H. Connor 25 years ago, Peirce, Thomas Sproat 02/01/1929:7 Estate contributes $50,000 for library building 25 years ago, Final transfer of Nemasket House property from Hammond, 02/11/1927:8 02/08/1929:1 Peirce, Transylvania G. Present manual training bench to Bates School, 03/01/1929:4 Wife of Thomas G. dies at age 62, 03/09/1928:4 Operations of Chapter 111 of the Acts of 1928 unjust, 03/08/1929:1 Peirce, T.W. Sells Col. Peirce homestead to Andrew Pasztor 25 years ago, Installs phone at home 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 03/08/1929:8 Peirce, Wilfred F. Building at Centre and North Main St to be sold, 03/22/1929:2 Infant son of Harold and Lillian Long dies, 09/18/1925:4 Elisha Tucker's orchard sold to Peirce estate 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Peirce, William R. Reach agreement with town to house poor in tenements, 04/26/1929:1 Brief biography (p), 02/13/1925:1 Help new shirt manufacturer establish business here, 05/24/1929:1 Peirce & Page Sell O'Toole building to Ernest Maxim, 07/12/1929:1 Dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Closes door at Nemasket House, debate renovation, 09/20/1929:6 Peirce Academy To help fund new heating system at Poor Farm, 10/04/1929:2 Prof Leonard well supported by staff 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Questionnaire concerning Peirce Estate (l) (James A. Thomas), W.T. Leonard resigns, sub-master in Taunton 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:5 07/31/1925:6 Proposition to let North Main St playground to town never passed, Charles Greene principal 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 12/13/1929:1 Academy Green grounds thoroughly laid out 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Pellerin, Wilfred Edith McCloud preceptress 50 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Discharged from U.S. Army at Ft. San Houston, 01/13/1928:9 Eugene Thore teacher of French and German 50 years ago, Engaged to Helen Elizabeth Edwards, 06/29/1928:4 08/28/1925:6 Wed to Helen Elizabeth Edward, 07/13/1928:4 Teacher Charles Greene resigns 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Pellerin, Wilfred A. Opens spring term 50 years ago with twelve students, 03/19/1926:7 Wedding described, 07/13/1928:6 Program from 1844 exhibition (p), 07/09/1926:1 Pember, Henry L. Remainder of program from 1844 exhibition (p), 07/16/1926:1 Builds cottage and garage for Alton Pratt near West Falmouth, Undergoes thorough repairs 50 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 04/16/1926:1 Opens under flattering auspices 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Builds home in Lakeville for Jones, 10/21/1927:4 Opens with over 20 scholars 50 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Builds addition to Maxim Motor Co. plant, 07/12/1929:4 Offers elocution 50 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Pembroke, Arnold G. J.W.P. Jenks puts cabinets in academy 50 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Purchases new auto, 08/17/1928:7 Students collect stamps 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Pembroke, Lindsaye Gymnasium proposed 50 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Enjoys new pony and cart, 10/15/1926:1 Former principal George Coffin writes to Gazette, 03/29/1929:1

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Pemental, Mary Perkins, Austin Wanted for larceny in Fall River, 11/06/1925:7 Former Middleboro man raises large cucumber in Minnesota 50 years Pendleton (Dr) ago, 09/18/1925:6 Resides in Springfield, 06/01/1928:1 Perkins, Barnabas Pendleton, Alta Former home on Highland St burns, 06/07/1929:2 Nine injured in accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:1 Perkins, Bart Pendleton, Roy Takes part horseracing at Barnstable fair 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Nine injured in accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:1 Perkins, Bartlett L. In auto accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:7 Jane Snow turns in front of Perkins' auto, 08/02/1929:1 Digs cellar for barn, 08/31/1928:2 Perkins, Charles Pendleton, Ruth Funeral held at Lime Rock, RI, 07/17/1925:2 Nine injured in accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:1 Perkins, Charles A. Pendleton, Silas Obituary, 09/11/1925:1 Pendleton and Maranville collide at Oak and High St, 06/26/1925:1 Boston man dies at age 67, 09/11/1925:4 Sells Summer St place to Henry Shaw, 06/29/1928:6 Perkins, Cordelia S. Penley, Ellen Celebrates 25 years of service in Sparrow household, 01/27/1928:5 Resides in Medfield, 04/15/1927:2 Perkins, D. Sumner Pennebaker, Margaret Trustee of Pratt Free School 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Engaged to Lewis M. Churbuck, 01/01/1926:5 Perkins, Della Penney, Albert S. Frank Perkins gets two months for assault on wife, 09/20/1929:2 Obituary, 03/26/1926:1 Perkins, Edward G. Penney, Albert Sydney Obituary, 02/05/1926:1 Dies at age 41, 03/26/1926:4 Perkins, E.E. Penniman, Dalton E.E. Perkins & Son North Middleboro shoe factory (p), 09/17/1926:1 Lets School St house to A.R. Mack, 07/01/1927:3 Perkins, Elizabeth Auto skids on slippery road on way from Plymouth, 04/20/1928:1 Wins third in fruit and vegetable category at Bridgewater Fair, Penniman, Dalton L. 09/20/1929:4 Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 Perkins, Elizabeth C. Penniman, Dalton Linwood Wife of Lloyd dies at age 62, 01/29/1926:4 Wed to Esther Freeman Churbuck, 06/24/1927:4 Obituary, 01/29/1926:5 Penniman, Doris M. Perkins, Elizabeth T. Wedding described, 09/16/1927:1 Will in probate, 02/19/1926:5 Penniman, Doris Morton Perkins, Elliott Wed to Daniel Chappell Reed, 09/16/1927:6 Chimney fire at North Middleboro home, 01/01/1926:3 Penniman, Ellen F. Son born, 04/23/1926:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/25/1927:8 Perkins, Elliott H. Penniman, Ellen Frances Employed at J.H. Fairbanks Co. in Bridgewater, 09/20/1929:4 Obituary, 02/18/1927:1 Perkins, Everett Widow of William O. dies at age 78, 02/18/1927:8 Cosseboom's motorcycle collides with Perkins' auto on North Main St, Penniman, Foster 06/25/1926:3 Finds turtle marked 1855, 07/26/1929:5 Perkins, Everett J. Penniman, Frances Elizabeth And Fred Standish collide on Oak St, 10/23/1925:1 Wed to Frank Wesley Geddes, 08/10/1928:1 Perkins, F. Penniman, George Assistant manager of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Prison officer at State Farm, 06/22/1928:4 Perkins, Florence Purchases Sunday paper route from Moses Poland, 11/09/1928:3 Returns after two-year nursing stint in New Bedford, 01/08/1926:2 Penniman, J. Foster Perkins, Frank Well dry despite rain, 09/02/1927:1 Ouelett claims self-defense assault case against Reynolds and Perkins, Penniman, W.O. 11/27/1925:1 Clothier settles with insurance company after fire 50 years ago, Digs cellar for dwelling 50 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 01/18/1929:7 Gets two months for assault on wife, 09/20/1929:2 Penniman Bros. Perkins, Frank L. Shoe factory visited by burglars 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Guilty of drunkenness, 12/28/1928:1 The People's Market Fined $100 for drunk driving, 09/06/1929:3 Meat and fish market, 40 North Main St (ad), 09/11/1925:5 Perkins, G. Russell Peppard, Edna Lets room to M.A. Alden, 07/17/1925:1 Resides in Maynard, 04/08/1927:3 Critical of electric light service (l), 01/21/1927:1 Peranian, Leo Sells Lakeville garage to Shaw Reynolds, 09/27/1929:1 Caught pulling false alarm, 02/03/1928:6 Perkins, George W. Peranian, Rose Sheriff's sale, 05/15/1925:5 Accepts post at Sullivan & Sullivan, 11/19/1926:7 Injures hand on emery wheel, 04/06/1928:5 Wins typewriter awards, 11/30/1928:1 Purchases 72-acre farm from Daniel Swift 25 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Attends Bristol County Business College, 03/29/1929:1 Perkins, G.L. Employed at Sullivan & Sullivan, 08/16/1929:1 Engages in business in Richmond, IN 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Instructor at Bristol County Business school, 10/25/1929:1 Visits here from home in west 50 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Perkins (Mr) Perkins, Glenice Weston and Mendall contract to build for Perkins 50 years ago, Bitten in face by dog, 08/03/1928:3 08/19/1927:6 Perkins, Harold Perkins, Andrew M. Daughter born, 05/06/1927:1 Couple celebrates 25th anniversary 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6

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Perkins, H.C. Perkins, Louis T. Sand and gravel, 40 School St (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Daughter born, 08/03/1928:3 Warrentown ice man has good supply, 03/09/1928:1 Perkins, Margery A. Cinders for sale (ad), 04/06/1928:2 Infant daughter of Harold C. and Emma L. Soule dies, 02/20/1925:4 Wanted, cranberry pickers (ad), 08/30/1929:4 Perkins, Mrs Herbert C. Wanted, cranberry hand pickers (ad), 09/06/1929:4 Employed at telephone exchange in Onset, 07/13/1928:1 Perkins, Helen Elizabeth Perkins, Mrs J.A. Born to Louis T., 08/03/1928:3 Purchases summer residence at Assawampsett from Mrs E.B. Church, Perkins, Herbert 07/03/1925:1 Kills 17-lb. coon, 11/12/1926:2 Perkins, Mrs Noah C. Perkins, Herbert C. Funeral held here 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Sells Summer St poultry farm, 07/17/1925:2 Perkins, Nathaniel C. Cuts small quantity of ice, 02/17/1928:6 Takes down house at Rock 50 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Contracts to build cellar of new Wareham business block, 04/06/1928:8 Perkins, Noah C. Captures 16+-lb. coon, 11/02/1928:1 Clerk/treasurer of Needle Works 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Perkins, I.E. Lets Cushman residence to Packard 50 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Settles claim against New Bedford, Middleboro & Brockton Street Resigns from Needle Works 50 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Railway Co. 25 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Resigns as treasurer of Needle Works 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Perkins, Isaac Returns from the West 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Public auction sale at North Middleboro estate (ad), 10/09/1925:10 Perkins, Roger W. Former home on Highland St burns, 06/07/1929:2 Duxbury man brought in on charge of larceny from Perkins, Correction, 06/14/1929:9 08/31/1928:1 Perkins, Isaac E. Perkins, Roy F. Auction sale largely attended, 10/23/1925:1 Employed by Brown & Sharpe Mfg in Providence, 10/30/1925:4 Perkins, J.A. Employed with Brown & Sharpe Mfg, 11/12/1926:2 Uncle dies in Lime Rock, RI, 07/17/1925:2 Son born, 05/25/1928:4 Sells Coombs St homestead to Thomas Riley 25 years ago, Perkins, Roy Francis 10/19/1928:8 Engaged to Helen Palmer, 07/08/1927:1 Perkins, J.L. Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Purchases Silas White homestead from James Sproat 50 years ago, Wed to Helen Palmer Browning, 07/22/1927:4 03/04/1927:6 Perkins, Roy Francis, Jr. Perkins, John Born to Roy F., 05/25/1928:4 Sells Ford coupe to Eugene Washburn, 08/07/1925:5 Perkins, Russell Perkins, John F. Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Adams, Eayrs, and Perkins new co-partners in Adams Motor Co., Perkins, Thompson 11/02/1928:5 Begins building on North St 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Wed to Helen F. Shea, 11/23/1928:4 Sells farm to Sylvanus Hinckley 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Perkins, John Rogers Perkins, Virginia E. Born to Elliott, 04/23/1926:1 Obituary, 11/16/1928:1 Perkins, Jonathan Wife of Bartlett L. dies at age 40, 11/16/1928:3 Former home on Highland St burns, 06/07/1929:2 Perkins, William, Jr. Perkins, Joseph Republican candidate for representative 25 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Heads to the west 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Perkins, Winfred Perkins, Joshua L. Employed by William Egger, 06/14/1929:1 Hens record layers 25 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Perkins, Winfred L. Perkins, Josiah Purchases Peleg Hackett homestead in Lakeville, 01/02/1925:7 Remains arrive from Bloomfield, NJ for burial at Rock, 02/01/1929:2 Purchases Hackett place in Lakeville, 03/20/1925:6 Perkins, Josiah A. Perkins Garage Foreman at Gazette office, 02/06/1925:4 Nash dealer, Lakeville (ad), 02/20/1925:7 Printer for 59 years, 04/13/1928:1 Lightning strikes gas tank, 07/12/1929:1 Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 Perot, Charles F. Tribute, 02/08/1929:1 Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Dies at age 71, 02/08/1929:4 Boston man dies at age 49, 09/09/1927:4 Funeral held at late home on Webster St, 02/15/1929:1 Perrin, Flora Farnum Perkins, Leon Obituary, 05/22/1925:1 Moves from Coombs St to Pearl St, 08/13/1926:2 Wife of Emmett M.F. dies at age 48, 05/22/1925:4 Perkins, Lillie A. Perry (Mr) Employed at telephone exchange, 07/15/1927:6 Digs 42-ft well at Muttock for Landgrebe 50 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Perkins, Lloyd Perry, Anna Sells Lakeville farm to George Macomber 50 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Resides in Wareham, 02/04/1927:3 Purchases Pearl St cottage from W. Thompson 50 years ago, Perry, Annie 02/27/1925:3 Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 Lloyd Perkins & Son awarded second prize for window display, Wed to Joseph R. Belakonis, 02/04/1927:4 10/30/1925:5 Perry, Arthur E. Lloyd Perkins & Son contract to do plumbing and heating at new fire History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 station, 04/23/1926:1 Perry, Bessie L. Increases grain business 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Wed to Marianno A. Bettenourt, 07/22/1927:4 Perkins, Lothrop Perry, Blanche Elizabeth Former home on Highland St burns, 06/07/1929:2 Born to Warren E., 04/05/1929:6

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Perry, Eben Perry, Narcissa A. History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Widow of Andrew B. dies at age 77, 05/03/1929:4 Perry, Edward H. Perry, Raymond Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 08/28/1925:5 Moves from Wareham to Boutin's house, 02/10/1928:7 Perry, Edward L. Does afternoon flagging at Rock crossing, 02/17/1928:3 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:2 Flag master at Rock station, 02/17/1928:3 Wed to Addie Oakes Morrison, 04/23/1926:4 Perry, Roakie C. Paid for services in smallpox epidemic, 10/04/1929:2 Wife Marion files for divorce, 10/08/1926:4 Perry, E.L. Perry, Warren E. Physician, 39 Oak St (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Daughter born, 04/05/1929:6 Addresses Central Congregational Men's class advances in medical Perry, William E. science, 03/27/1925:9 Digs over 40 wells 50 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Takes advanced course in eye surgery, 05/01/1925:2 Peter Washburn & Son Takes over practice from C.S. Cummings, 11/27/1925:5 Do booming business in charcoal 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Advanced to assistant eye surgeon at MA Homeopathic hospital, Purchase old engine house for grain business 50 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 04/16/1926:3 Peters, Francis Joseph Son born, 10/07/1927:3 Wedding described, 07/24/1925:1 Perry, Frederic James Wed to Alice Gertrude McCarthy, 07/24/1925:4 Born to E.L., 10/07/1927:3 Petersen (Mrs) Perry, George A. Moves to Belmont, 10/12/1928:1 Employed by Boston oil company 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Petersen, Ludwig Makes second tour of California 25 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Moves to Belmont, 10/12/1928:1 Perry, Harry Peterson, Albert Attends Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Funeral held in North Abington, 12/18/1925:9 Perry, Hugh N. Peterson, Annie Brockton driver strikes pedestrian, 03/27/1925:1 Obituary, 11/16/1928:1 Perry, Irene W. Widow of John dies at age 76, 11/16/1928:3 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills, 08/28/1925:5 Peterson, Arthur Russell Perry, John Wed to Pauline Lousie Williams, 09/09/1927:4 Wedding described, 03/23/1928:2 Peterson, B.L. Perry, John F. Son born, 02/26/1926:8, 08/17/1928:4 Clerk for NY & B.D. Ex. Co. 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Peterson, Carlton Everett Resigns from Leonard & Barrows, 11/19/1926:2 Wedding described, 11/25/1927:1 Perry, John Sousa Wed to Annie Clifton Ellis, 11/25/1927:4 Engaged to Lucy Ferreira, 04/13/1928:1 Peterson, Donald Taylor Wed to Lucy Ferreira, 05/11/1928:4 Born to B.L., 02/26/1926:8 Perry, Joseph Peterson, Effa Sheriff's sale, 02/12/1926:5 Brother-in-law dies in North Abington, 12/18/1925:9 Perry, Josephine Peterson, Lena History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Wedding described, 02/24/1928:1 Perry, L.E. Peterson, Mary Elizabeth Thoughtful kindness (l), 06/08/1928:5 Engaged to Irving Samuel Simpson, 12/10/1926:6 Perry, Margaret Peterson, Maynard Warner WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Wedding described, 02/22/1929:6 07/01/1927:3 Peterson, Mrs Herbert Perry, Margaret E. Resides in Hyannis, 04/22/1927:7 Petition for administration of estate, 06/17/1927:4 Peterson, Ole Perry, Marion E. Engineer resigns from State Farm, 10/05/1928:2 Files for divorce, 10/08/1926:4 Peterson, Russell Perry, Mary Daughter born, 12/14/1928:2 Wanted for larceny in Fall River, 11/06/1925:7 Peterson, Ruth Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/28/1926:6 Resides in Brockton, 06/21/1929:5 Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Peterson, Walter Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/04/1927:4 Moves back here from New York City, 09/04/1925:5 Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Employed by E.N. Niro, 03/19/1926:1 Perry, Mary A. Employed in Nashua, NH, 08/17/1928:7 Obituary, 12/11/1925:1 Employed in New Hampshire, 12/07/1928:1 Widow of Frederick A. dies at age 80, 12/11/1925:4 Employed in Worcester, 04/26/1929:4 WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Resides in Buffalo, NY, 06/21/1929:5 Perry, Maude Resides in New York, 07/05/1929:2 Granted teaching certification from School Board 25 years ago, Peterson, William 07/01/1927:6 New organist at Sacred Heart, 11/18/1927:1 Perry, Mrs John Peterson's Automobile Laundry Rents Summer St apartment, 04/01/1927:4 Briggs building (ad), 06/17/1927:10 Perry, Mrs Louis Petoraso, Louiggi Funeral held in Wareham, 04/26/1929:7 Petition for administration of estate, 11/05/1926:5 Perry, Mrs W.E. Petrau, Nelson Resides in Santa Barbara, CA, 04/27/1928:2 State Farm escapee caught after attempting to steal auto, 12/02/1927:1 Perry, Narcissa Pets Obituary, 05/03/1929:4 Arthur Finn's pet monkey bits customer, 07/09/1926:1

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Pettee (Mr) Philbrook, George A. Southworth builds house 50 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on electric plant, Pettee, Augusta 12/17/1926:8 Returns home after two years in California, 10/05/1928:1 New superintendent at light plant 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Pettee, Calvin Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on gas and electric W.H. Southworth builds dwelling on Southwick St 50 years ago, meters, 03/18/1927:3 06/19/1925:6 Long drawn out question of succession concluded, 05/03/1929:1 Pettee, E.F. New fire chief (p), 05/03/1929:1 Resides in Fall River, 01/21/1927:1 Philbrook, Mertise Pettee, S. Augusta Wife of George A. dies, 10/08/1926:4 Dedicates contribution to First Congregational building fund to great Philbrook, Mertise S. grandparents, 05/03/1929:1 Obituary, 10/15/1926:1 Pettee, W.E.M. Petition for administration of estate, 12/03/1926:6 Pianist assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1 Philharmonic Trio Pettee, W.H.F. Performs at wedding of Helen Knight and Byron Atwood, 10/08/1926:1 Noted Taps player 25 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Music for all occasions (ad), 10/08/1926:10 Petterosse, Luigi Entertains at South Lakeville Fortnightly club, 11/12/1926:2 Obituary, 09/24/1926:1 Philips, Ursula Pettis, John Dies in Orient Heights, 12/30/1927:5 Dies in Roxbury, 09/28/1928:4 Phillips, Agnes Pettorose, Luigi Father dies in North Andover, 03/25/1927:3 Administrator presents account of estate, 01/27/1928:3 Employed in office at State Farm, 12/30/1927:6 Pettoroso, Luigi Employed in State Farm office, 08/24/1928:4 Administrator presents account of estate, 01/27/1928:3 Phillips, Annie Pettorosse, Luigi Engaged to Clyde Turner, 07/27/1928:1 Dies at age 35, 09/24/1926:4 Wedding described, 08/03/1928:1 Petition for administration of estate, 11/05/1926:5 Wed to Clyde Turner, 08/03/1928:3 Pettorosso, Louigi Phillips, Annie Edith Administrator presents account of estate, 01/27/1928:3 Engaged to Clyde Harold Turner, 07/20/1928:5 Pettorsso, Luigi Phillips, Arthur Petition for administration of estate, 11/05/1926:5 New member of Middleboro Male Singing Society, 04/24/1925:4 Pfieffer, William Phillips, Benjamin Obituary, 02/06/1925:9 Installs electric water system and water heater, 06/24/1927:2 Pfister, Leslie Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 Sells Fairhaven St tenement to J.H. Burkhead, 09/16/1927:6 Phillips, Dexter P.H. Peirce Co. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 33 North Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:4 Purchases Rock St homestead from John Minor 50 years ago, Purchases store, stables, and land from A.W. Smith 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 02/06/1925:7 Shovel man returns from Pittsburg 50 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 One hundred and fifty gallons of molasses spills 25 years ago, Heads to Ohio for shovel manufacturing machinery 50 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 12/20/1929:7 Elton and Herbert Pratt new owners 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Phillips, Dorothy Holds demonstration of Oak Hill canned goods 25 years ago, Sells Webster St homestead to Burnette Anderson, 06/28/1929:1 03/30/1928:7 Phillips, Edward Adjoining stables deemed nuisance 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Roof fire at Vine St house, 07/09/1926:1 Photo of North Main St business in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Phillips, Edwin G.W. Starbuck builds addition to stable 25 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Fire in Everett St apartment house, 06/15/1928:4 Elton Pratt and Herbert Pratt dissolve partnership, 07/12/1929:4, 5 Phillips, Elmer P.H. Peirce Co. - Employees Sells Lovell St tenement to Michael Zilonis, 04/23/1926:2 Employs Everett Boucher, 07/03/1925:2 Phillips, Fred D. Employs Charles Lang, 07/31/1925:1 Catches pickerel and snapping turtle at Long Pond 25 years ago, Employs C.F. Harrington, 08/07/1925:1 05/24/1929:6 Employs Charles Lang, 07/16/1926:1 Phillips, Frederick D. Employs Ingram Porter, 07/30/1926:1 Obituary, 07/29/1927:1 Employs Neal Harrington, 08/13/1926:1 Phillips, Frederick Dexter Employs Everett Boucher, 08/20/1926:5 South Hanson man dies at age 64, 07/29/1927:4 Charles Lang clerk, 07/22/1927:5 Phillips, George H., Jr. Ingram Porter clerk, 07/22/1927:6 Moves from Webster St to Wareham St, 08/23/1929:1 Mary Sheehan bookkeeper, 08/19/1927:2 Phillips, Jennie M. Employs Walter Allen, 08/26/1927:1 Appointed postmaster at South Middleboro, 12/03/1926:3 Employs Neal Harrington, 08/03/1928:1 Phillips, Joseph Pharmacies (see Drug Stores) Employed in Wareham, 11/13/1925:6, 08/13/1926:7 Phelan, James J. Mother dies in Wellesley, 03/04/1927:6 Chimney fire on Thompson St, 01/16/1925:8 Phillips, Lydia R. Sells Thompson St farm to M. Remil, 01/15/1926:3 Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 11/27/1925:1, 08/23/1929:1 Phelan, John Phillips, Mrs Benjamin Wed to Elizabeth Maddigan, 09/07/1928:4 Ralph Bassett installs water system in home, 07/08/1927:8 Phillips, Sid Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1

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Phillips, Sidney Phinney, Zenas E. Automobile service at your home (ad), 06/12/1925:8 Sells Pearl St house lot to John Williams 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Moves from Oak St to Centreville, 07/17/1925:5 Appointed to special police 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Remarkable potato crop 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Phillips, Sydney Phinney & Lightford Moves to Centerville, 08/21/1925:1 Have handsome new factory in Niantic, CT 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Phillips, Thomas Phipps, Mary Frances Old Ezra Thomas place gutted by fire, 01/08/1926:5 Widow of Elbridge M. dies at age 88, 08/14/1925:4 Chimney fire at Thomastown home, 03/05/1926:5 Photography Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 03/04/1927:5 Winthrop-Atkins Co. suffers break-in, 01/16/1925:1 Phinney, Benjamin F. Cape Cod Portrait Co., 87 Center St (ad), 11/06/1925:5 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 Charles Byram and Donald Payson dissolve partnership in Cape Cod Bell, CA man dies at age 62, 03/30/1928:4 Portrait Co., 11/06/1925:8 Phinney, B.F. Physicians Recovering from Avon wreck 25 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 see also Burkhead, James H.; Cummings, C.S.; Drake, Henry Scudder; Phinney, Caroline Gibbs Holmes, D.H.; Lakeville Hospital - Employees; Perry, E.L.; State Obituary, 02/11/1927:1 Farm - Employees; Surrey, Sarah H. Widow of Albert E. dies at age 79, 02/11/1927:4 James Leahy named senior house officer at Boston hospital 25 years Phinney, Edwin H. ago, 01/09/1925:7 Returns from California after two years, 02/27/1925:1 Biography of Henry Sutton Burgess Smith (p), 01/30/1925:1 Engaged to Linnie Tripp, 10/16/1925:1 S.H. Chapin homeopathic physician here 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Wedding described, 02/05/1926:1 George Ellis elected to board of Bristol South District Medical Society Wed to Linnie Tripp, 02/05/1926:4 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Moves from Quincy to Keith St, 12/10/1926:1 Obituary of Lucy Morton Robinson, 06/19/1925:1 Phinney, E.E. George Ellis assistant at Taunton Lunatic Hospital 50 years ago, The World We Live In (poem), 12/10/1926:2 08/07/1925:6 Compares local conditions to those of 35 years ago (l), 02/15/1929:1 Dr Joseph Pratt lecturer at Harvard university 25 years ago, My Car (poem), 10/04/1929:9 09/18/1925:6 Peace (poem), 11/22/1929:7 Dr Hodgson nearing 24 years of service to town 25 years ago, Phinney, Elmer E. 01/01/1926:7 Nothing the matter with Middleboro (l), 08/28/1925:3 Dr Everett replaces Dr Jackson here 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Mad whirl of jazz age (l), 09/11/1925:6 Dr Everett decides against move to Middleboro 50 years ago, Responds with idea for income tax refund (l), 12/17/1926:6 03/19/1926:7 Life's Garden (poem), 12/09/1927:3 A. Vincent Smith appointed district medical examiner, 04/09/1926:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/14/1928:2 Dr T.D. Royce moves here 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 A word to faultfinders (l), 03/01/1929:2 Dr Cornish decides not to locate here 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 It is not faultfinding (l), 03/15/1929:1 J.H. Sherman enjoys successful practice in South Boston 50 years ago, Ida Rounseville agrees with Phinney on faultfinding (l), 03/22/1929:1 05/21/1926:4 Again the parking question (l), 03/29/1929:1 Ella Goodale receives medical degree from Tufts University (p), Unemployment (l), 04/05/1929:1 06/25/1926:1 Phinney, Frank J.C. Palm, chiropodist and masseur (ad), 08/20/1926:8 Frank Phinney & Son build house on Warren Ave for MB Land Dr and Mrs Comstock celebrate 50th anniversary 50 years ago, Investment Co. 25 years ago, 03/06/1925:6 08/27/1926:6 Erects dwelling for Elbridge Dunham on Pearl St ext. 25 years ago, Richard Winsor completes studies in New London, CT, reopens office 05/01/1925:8 here, 09/24/1926:1 Erects mill on Everett St 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Richard Winsor, Patho-Neuro-Meter service (ad), 09/24/1926:8 To build residence for Harriet Washburn on Pearl St 25 years ago, E.W. Drake special coroner 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 02/26/1926:6 Dr Hodgson takes up practice here 50 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Contracts to build house for Frank Gibbs 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Establish price list for services 25 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Phinney, Mary W. Dr Joseph Pratt leaves for Germany to study 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Obituary, 12/21/1928:1 Dr Paun disposes of practice to Dr Harris 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Widow of Zenas E. dies at age 85, 12/21/1928:4 Dr William Pratt gives lecture series at Waterville School 50 years ago, Phinney, Minnie 03/11/1927:5 Let's Keith St apartment to C.R. Kennedy, 03/13/1925:2 James Leahy passes state boards 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Phinney, Mrs B.F. Frank Murphy new here 25 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Writes from California, 01/13/1928:1 Brief biography of Dr Cordelia Chapin Crossman (p), 09/16/1927:1 Phinney, Sheldon Dr James Leahy locates in New Bedford 25 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Class of 1928 prophecy, 06/22/1928:6 Joseph Pratt witnesses bloodless operation at Children's Hospital in Attends inaugural in Washington, 03/08/1929:1 Boston 25 years ago, 12/23/1927:2 Phinney, Sheldon L. Dr Abraham Schwartz accepts post at State Farm asylum, 07/13/1928:4 Prophet for MHS class of 1928 (p), 06/22/1928:1 Dr Alfred Elliott closes office for month of August (ad), 08/03/1928:9 Phinney, Thomas Brief biography of Thomas S. Hodgson (p), 08/10/1928:1 Onions stolen from garden 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 A.V. Smith succeeds James Burkhead as school physician, 09/07/1928:1 Phinney, Will C. New physician, Dr Smith, locates here 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Charles Bolton doctor at State Farm, 11/09/1928:9 Phinney, Z.E. Henry Blom, assistant physician at state sanitarium resigns, Sells Pearl St Ext lot to Otis Barden 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 06/07/1929:1 Incandescents installed at stable 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Wilbur and Hodgson dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Dr Virgil Thompson has practice in New York 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6

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Physicians cont. Pierce, E. Clifford Dr Alfred Elliott closes office for month of August (ad), 08/09/1929:3 Purchases Plymouth St property from Sawyer Carter, 03/19/1926:1 Dr Royce locates here 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Pierce, Ethan A. Dr T.D. Royce locates here 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Donates community Christmas tree, 12/24/1926:5 Dr Nelson Hathaway removes 100-ft. tapeworm from patient 50 years Pierce, Williams, and Williams named trustees of Strobridge cemetery, ago, 12/20/1929:7 07/12/1929:1 Picanso, Antone Pierce, Grace Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/06/1925:5 Soloist at First Church of Christ, 07/15/1927:1 Picanso, Mary Enters female seminary 25 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/06/1925:5 Pierce, Grace G. Picard, Emile Louis Supervisor of music in Arlington schools, 04/23/1926:3 Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 Pierce, Harold Wed to Dena Mary Guidaboni, 10/09/1925:4 Son born, 05/25/1928:4 Picard, Rene Pierce, Henry Fined $10 for unlicensed dog, 10/21/1927:1 Occupies rooms in Lang building, 08/21/1925:1 Picard, Wilfred Moves from Wareham St to Bryantville, 05/21/1926:1 Resigns from State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Occupies rooms at home of Helen Vaughan, 08/20/1926:3 Picard, William Pierce, Herbert L. Occupies bungalow on Everett St, 12/31/1926:6 Estate administration petition presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 Pickard, Viola Mary Margaret Pierce, Horace Wed to Adrian H. Jones, 09/16/1927:6 Daughter born, 03/25/1927:7 Pickens, A.J. Pierce, Huldah L. Bass assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1 Executrix presents account of estate, 12/03/1926:6 Pickens, Albert G. Trustee presents account of estate, 10/28/1927:4, 01/25/1929:6 House to host fresh air children from Boston 25 years ago, 07/01/1927:6 Pierce, Jane M. Pickens, Andrew J. Dies at age 87, 10/15/1926:6 Plants row of ornamental trees on Main St 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Pierce, John T. Pickens, Arthur L. Obituary, 02/24/1928:4 Resides in Boston, 08/07/1925:1 Pierce, Leroy Resides in Brookline, 12/03/1926:1 Daughter born, 03/18/1927:6 Pickens, Benj. A. Pierce, Mary Bunco artist Meyer in court 25 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Husband pleads not guilty to charge of assault, 10/15/1926:1 Pickens, Ebenezer Husband changes plea in assault case, 10/22/1926:3 Biography (p), 05/08/1925:1 Pierce, Maud Pickens, James Soprano performs in Nantasket 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Cellar dug in rear of residence 50 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Pierce, Minnie Pickens, James M. Dies in Brookline, 04/27/1928:4 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Pierce, Mrs Henry View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Rents rooms in Oak St house of Helen Vaughan, 03/13/1925:1 Pickens, J.M. Pierce, Mrs Henry M. Sells stock and trade to M.H. Cushing 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Dies in New Bedford, 02/05/1926:1 Tenor assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1 Pierce, Mrs Seabury Homestead leased by Superintendent Bates 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Employed at Keith factory, 02/19/1926:3 Pickens, Zacheus Pierce, Mrs Thomas G. Sells standing wood in Lakeville 50 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Mother of Mrs Ralph DeMoranville, 03/09/1928:6 Pickens, Zattu Pierce, Mrs William Sells standing wood in Lakeville 50 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Shaw & Childs convert Pierce dwelling to store 50 years ago, Pickens, Zattu, Jr. 07/31/1925:6 Tax assessor in 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Pierce, P.H. Pickering, Ray Sells homestead to A.J. Pasztor 25 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Asylum attendant at State Farm, 10/05/1928:2 Pierce, Philander Pickering, Ray A. Purchases Strobridge's Lakeville place at auction 50 years ago, Engaged to Hazel A. Flood, 07/13/1928:1 04/10/1925:5 Pickering, Ray Wood Pierce, Seabury Engaged to Hazel Arleen Flood, 08/10/1928:5 Daughter attends 40th anniversary celebration, 05/28/1926:2 Pickering, Roy W. Pierce, Seabury B. Wed to Hazel A. Flood, 09/07/1928:4 North Lakeville couple married 40 years, 05/28/1926:1 Pierce, Amy E. Pierce, Theodore Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 04/30/1926:5 Graduates from MIT, 06/08/1928:5 Pierce, Carl Z. Pierce, Thomas Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Pleads not guilty to charge of assault on wife, 10/15/1926:1 Pierce, C.L. Fined $10 for drunkenness, changes plea in assault case, 10/22/1926:3 Purchases Lakeville property from John Porter, 04/10/1925:1 Attendant resigns from State Farm, 03/09/1928:5 Pierce, Clifford C. Pierce, Thomas G. Son born, 03/30/1928:2, 4 Mother dies in New Bedford, 02/05/1926:1 Moves to Rochester, 06/15/1928:9 Wed to Clara Cleveland, 08/30/1929:4 Pierce, Condit Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 Born to Clifford C., 03/30/1928:2 Pierce, Thomas Sproat Pierce, Donald Early library benefactor, 10/30/1925:1 Born to Harold, 05/25/1928:4

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Pierce, Thurley Everson Pitman, Sue Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Employed by NE Cranberry Sales Co., 07/10/1925:1 Daughter of Henry and Mabel Everson dies at age 14, 03/11/1927:6 Pittsley (Mr) Pierce, Transylvania Motorcycle officer in mishap with Boston truck, 08/14/1925:6 Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Pittsley, Charles Pierce, T.W. Hen stealing case continued, 01/11/1929:3 Takes 50 lbs of honey from unused chimney 25 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Pittsley, Ethelyn M. Pierce Building Wed to Nelson W. Sherman, 12/04/1925:4 George Starbuck contracts to rebuild, 07/24/1925:1 Pittsley, Guy State fire marshal here to inspect building, 07/24/1925:2 Draws two-month sentence for assault on wife, 08/23/1929:1 Pike, Alice Grace Pittsley, Guy G. Daughter of Leander and Grace MacDonald dies at age 1, 02/04/1927:4 Gets two months for assault on wife, 02/22/1929:3 Pike, Grace M. Fined $10 for defacing Rounseville's property, 06/14/1929:9 Infant daughter of Leander and Grace McDonald dies, 01/20/1928:10 Pittsley, Leora Estella Pike, Leander Wed to John Cornelius Chappell, 07/02/1926:4 Grass fire on Plymouth St, 03/13/1925:1 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Assault and battery case filed, 06/22/1928:10 Pittsley, Lorenzo Pike, Leander B. Moves from Falmouth to Elm St, 08/26/1927:1 Daughter born, 05/10/1929:4 Moves from Elm St to Acorn St, 11/04/1927:2 Pike, Leander J. Pittsley, Morris Charged with assault on Henry Freitas, 12/09/1927:1 Hen stealing case continued, 01/11/1929:3 Pike, Margaret Pittsley, Thomas Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Motorcycle patrolman repairs blowout with postage stamp, Pike, Margaret F. 11/13/1925:1 Daughter of Leander and Grace McDonald dies at age 13, 09/09/1927:4 Pittsley, Walter Pike, Marjorie Grace Daughter born, 01/25/1929:4 Born to Leander B., 05/10/1929:4 Pleads guilty to attempted larceny, 04/05/1929:6 Pillsbury, Carl Pittsley, Whittier A. Son born, 10/11/1929:4 Struck by car while pushing wheelbarrow, 04/06/1928:1 Pillsbury, Charles Place, Annie Clara Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 02/27/1925:6 Hastings petitions to change name to Place, 09/09/1927:5 Purchases new Overland, 07/17/1925:8 Named change approved by court, 10/07/1927:7 Employed at Lakeville Hospital, 04/13/1928:1 Place, Chester A. Laid up after kicked by horse, 08/09/1929:1 Moves to Hastings, FL, 11/19/1926:2 Pimental, Georgianna Place, Deborah H. Wed to Antone S. Resende, 01/01/1926:8 Damage case goes to court, 12/06/1929:2 Wed to Antone S. Resende in December 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Receives $200 in damage case, 12/13/1929:1 Pina, Thomas Place, D.H. Engaged to Benvinda Lopes, 06/22/1928:4 Lets East Main St house to Bedford Snowden, 10/08/1926:2 Piper, Edwin Place, Edward E. Chimney fire at Rock, 11/23/1928:2 Auto stolen from in front of Briggs building, 11/20/1925:1 New oil burner installed in kitchen, 03/08/1929:2 Auto collides with McCarthy's truck at North and Oak St, 08/27/1926:1 Piper, Mrs Edward In auto accident in Keene, NH, 08/16/1929:7 Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 01/06/1928:3 Place, E.E. Piper, Mrs Edwin GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 03/02/1928:3 08/26/1927:1 Pitkin, Amy Cameron Former rail yard master turns 80, biography (p), 12/14/1928:11 Son born, 10/07/1927:3 Place, George A. Former Middleboro teacher writes from flooded area in Vermont (l), Sells 60-acre farm to J.C. Wiswall 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 11/25/1927:3 Place, George H. Pitkin, Clarence G. Sells East Main St estate to Boston parties 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Son born, 10/07/1927:3 State to investigate traffic conditions at Everett Square, affirm land Pitkin, Francis Cameron ownership, 01/13/1928:5 Born to Clarence G. and Amy Cameron, 10/07/1927:3 Commissioners ask for alterations to Place's store at Everett Square, Pitkins, Amy Cameron 03/30/1928:1 Resides in Marshfield, VT, 10/12/1928:1 Receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Everett Square, Pitman, George 11/23/1928:1 Addresses Central Congregational Men's club on Argentina, Place, G.H. 05/01/1925:7 Dwelling sold to make way for grade crossing 25 years ago, Resides in Michigan, 03/30/1928:2 07/31/1925:6 Resides in Birney, MT, 11/08/1929:4 Place, Herman R. Pitman, George A. Resides in West Newton, 12/03/1926:3 Arrives here from South America, 04/10/1925:2 Place, Mrs D.H. Pitman, Madeline Lets East Main St house to Joseph Hyman, 04/17/1925:9 District nurse, 08/07/1925:2 Place, Williams District nurse provided with auto, 11/25/1927:1 To the voters of Middleboro (l), 12/28/1928:8 Visiting nurse resigns, 08/16/1929:1 Planning Board (see Middleboro - Planning Board) Nursing Association accepts resignation, 08/23/1929:1 Plaskawicki, Amelia Christiana District health nurse at Tarrytown, NY, 10/11/1929:1 Wed to Delbert Frank Churbuck, 08/05/1927:4

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Plaskawicki, Josephine Elizabeth Plymouth County Cranberry Co. Wed to Reginald Alendo Maxim, 09/17/1926:3 Tax collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6 Plaskawiski, Stascia Celilia Plymouth County Extension Service Wed to Robert Ohnesorge, 11/13/1925:4 Report of work done in Middleboro in 1927, 01/20/1928:2 Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 Plymouth County Sheriff's Department Platt, Jane Deputy sheriff James Cole re-appointed 50 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Wife of James A. dies at age 70, 11/15/1929:4 Plymouth Street School Funeral held on Forest St, 11/22/1929:1 Repairs and painting done, Dorothy Robinson teaches, 09/09/1927:1 Platt, Melba No school due to illness, 02/01/1929:3 Girls in Athletics (essay) (p), 06/22/1928:6 Pocahontas, Degree of (see Degree of Pocahontas - Assawampsett Platt, Thelma Council) Employed at public works department, 09/16/1927:6 Pocksha Pond Playgrounds Notice from Water Boards of New Bedford and Taunton (ad), Question of playgrounds high on agenda of West Side Neighborhood 01/08/1926:8 Assoc, 01/30/1925:3 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 Appeal to folks on West Side (ad), 07/22/1927:7 Poetry Proposition to let North Main St playground to town never passed, Memorial poem to Robert Humphrey by Laura C. Burroughs, 12/13/1929:1 02/06/1925:1 Pleasant Street School In Memoriam for Rita Patterson, 03/27/1925:5 Pupils ill with German measles, 05/29/1925:4 Memorial by Arleen Hackett Husted, 05/29/1925:5 Repairs and painting done, Maud DeMoranville teaches, 09/09/1927:1 Florence Newkirk Middleboro class of 1925 odist, poem (p), New well dug 25 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 06/26/1925:1 No school due to illness, 02/01/1929:3 High School students publish book of poems, 07/03/1925:2 Plee Zing Market Muttock Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 17 West St (ad), 10/25/1929:6 Lines by John Fleming appear in Verse magazine, 08/14/1925:3 Plissey, Augustus A Hundred Years from Now by Ethel Goodick, 01/15/1926:4 Appeals fines for reckless driving, drunk driving, and drunkenness, Lines in memory of Deborah T. Burgess, 01/22/1926:9 11/18/1927:4 Beautiful Snow by J.E.L., 02/12/1926:5 Plissey, Augustus C. The School Bus Driver by Thomas E. Hirst, 03/19/1926:5 Drunkenness and drunk driving cases continued, 11/11/1927:1 Elizabeth Drew class of 1926 odist, class ode (p), 06/25/1926:1 Plissey, G. Wesley In tribute to Mr and Mrs Hathaway on 50th anniversary (Lizzie L. Dies at age 88, 11/19/1926:4 Rogers), 11/19/1926:1 Plissey, Harriet Elizabeth A Reverie (by Charles Bates and dedicated to Middleboro Teachers' Obituary, 10/04/1929:1 Association), 11/19/1926:4 Widow of Wesley G. dies at age 78, 10/04/1929:4 The World We Live In by E.E. Phinney, 12/10/1926:2 Plissey, Harry F. The Last Guest by E.L. Washburn, 01/21/1927:5 Driving new Pontiac sedan, 02/03/1928:1 Edith Graham receives money for poem The Book, 11/18/1927:4 Drives new Pontiac sedan, 12/07/1928:1 Our Junior Red Cross by Charles H. Bates, 11/25/1927:5 Plissey, Mrs Harry Life's Garden by Elmer E. Phinney, 12/09/1927:3 Infant niece dies in Fairhaven, 03/08/1929:4 Former resident Maud Ripley composes poem about hometown (l), Plumbers and Plumbing 03/02/1928:9 see also T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. Beauty by Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, 04/27/1928:8 James Houlihan, agent for Consumers Plumbing & Heating Co. (ad), Mother Love by Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, 05/11/1928:9 11/27/1925:5 Clouds by Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, 06/01/1928:5 Lloyd Perkins & Son contract to do plumbing and heating at new fire Shadows by Emily Hoyting-Hadsell, 07/06/1928:2 station, 04/23/1926:1 Tribute to Bower Haskins by C.P. Christopher, 08/10/1928:1 Plumbing here not up to ordinance says state inspector, 08/16/1929:1 My Town by Thomas E. Hirst, 11/23/1928:5 New regulations in place here, 09/13/1929:1 Life's Allegory by Thomas E. Hirst, 02/08/1929:8 Board of Health regulations concerning plumbing, 10/18/1929:11 Middleboro had poet all its own, James Riley, 06/07/1929:1 New regulations in force here, 11/08/1929:1 On occasion of Middleboro graduation by H.L. Wilber, 06/21/1929:3 Plummer, Carlton Emma Hidden's poem published in Boston Journal 50 years ago, J.K. & B. Sears bookkeeper leaves for gold fields 25 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 05/01/1925:8 Sunshine Sonnets by Muriel Brewster, 07/05/1929:5 Plummer, Carlton W. Middleboro by W. Wilmot, 07/19/1929:2 Reaches Alaskan gold fields, leaves for California 25 years ago, Lines about harvest by Peleg McFarlin, 08/30/1929:1 10/16/1925:7 A Bates School Poem by Charles H. Bates, 09/06/1929:6 Plummer, Charles My Car by E.E. Phinney, 10/04/1929:9 Horse mows five acres of hay in less than 6 hours 25 years ago, Ol' No'th Carolina by Charles H. Bates, 10/11/1929:6 07/10/1925:8 Peace by E.E. Phinney, 11/22/1929:7 Plummer, Jeannette In Memory of My Little Boat by William Bartlett Murdock, Obituary, 08/10/1928:1 12/13/1929:9 Plunkett, William The Shooting of Minnie Gilbert by William Bartlett Murdock, Found dead in switchman's car, 01/23/1925:1 12/13/1929:9 Plymouth & Middleboro Railroad California man, Elmer L. Washburn, pens beautiful poem, 12/20/1929:1 New train in commission 25 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Christmas Bells of Yore by E.L. Washburn, 12/20/1929:1 Plymouth Co-operative Bank Poffs, Edward Sells Plymouth St farm to B.J. Hackey, 10/28/1927:4 Engaged to Mildred Anderson, 02/15/1929:3 Plymouth County Assessors Poffs, Mildred Anderson Hold annual meeting here, 03/20/1925:2 Obituary, 12/13/1929:3

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Pofs, E.A. Polley, Bertha E. Wed to Mildred Anderson, 03/01/1929:9 Engaged to Richard W. Fessenden, 09/13/1929:1 Poirier, J.S. Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Purchases South Middleboro farm from H.B. Linton, 10/07/1927:1 Wed to Richard W. Fessenden, 09/20/1929:4 Poison and Poisoning Polley, Bertha Eleanor Police chief Sisson suffers from blood poisoning in hand, 01/09/1925:1 Engaged to Richard William Fessenden, 09/06/1929:4 Joseph Fournier found dead at gas plant, 01/16/1925:1 Pollock, William J. Ulysses Savard has finger amputated due to blood poisoning, Train crier saves man's life 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 05/08/1925:1 Pollyanna Club Edson Orrall suffers from blood poisoning, 07/31/1925:7 Celebrates ninth anniversary, 07/16/1926:10 Lawrence Sullivan suffers from blood poisoning, 08/07/1925:5 Observes anniversary, 07/15/1927:7 Henry Russell poisoned by dogwood, 12/18/1925:6 Polo Philip Butler's leg broken when kicked by horse, removed after blood Enthusiasts organize league 25 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 poisoning set in, 10/01/1926:1 Ice polo team organizes 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Eldon Carver recovers from blood poisoning, 03/23/1928:6 Pond, Robert Franklin Horace Case fined $100 for placing poisoned meat in field, Wed to Mabel Emma Shurtleff, 12/31/1926:4 11/30/1928:2 Pond Cemetery Bowley Maynard ill with dogwood poisoning, 01/11/1929:2 Agenda for annual meeting, 03/30/1928:5 Seven good cows owned by Frank Wolski poisoned after feeding in Ponds (see Lakes) sprayed potato field, 07/12/1929:1 Pool Room and Shower Bath Frederick Hanson recovers from septic poisoning, 08/02/1929:1 43 Everett St (ad), 03/04/1927:5 Carrie Hoadley treated for blood poisoning in hand, 08/02/1929:3 Poole, William Elton Wadsworth recovers from septic poisoning in hand, 11/15/1929:1 Job Johnson place burns down, 10/02/1925:4 Poland, Chester Poor Farm Daughter born, 09/03/1926:1 see also Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare Dies in Maine, 03/23/1928:1, 4 Nearly self-supporting under new form of government, 01/09/1925:1 Poland, Chester L. Old building featured in Old Middleborough series (p), 01/23/1925:1 Moves to Greenfield, 10/02/1925:1 Superintendent and matron Rogers resign, 02/27/1925:1 Poland, Chester Leon Mr and Mrs Bert Brown new superintendent and matron, 03/06/1925:1 Wed to Edith Elizabeth Volkman, 07/03/1925:4 Stubborn fire eats hole in the roof (p), 03/06/1925:1 Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Temporary housing arranged quickly for inmates in wake of fire, Poland, Dorothy 03/13/1925:1 Teaches in Attleboro, 01/28/1927:1, 05/04/1928:4 Warrant for special town meeting, 03/20/1925:8 Poland, Edith Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown assume new posts April 1st, 03/27/1925:1 Wed to Alfred Clark, 10/26/1928:3 Carpenters busy with repairs, 03/27/1925:9 Poland, Edith Volkman Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Daughter born, 09/03/1926:1 James Creedon declines appointment as overseer of the poor, Wed to Alfred F. Clark, 10/19/1928:4 03/19/1926:1 Poland, Katherine Elizabeth Adelaide Thatcher tenders resignation as overseer of poor, 04/02/1926:1 Born to Chester and Edith Volkman Poland, 09/03/1926:1 Selectmen make appointments to board, 04/23/1926:2 Poland, Moses Morrill Ryder resigns as overseer of the poor, 08/13/1926:7 Takes over Sunday paper route from Melvin Hatch, 03/11/1927:4 William Boynton appointed to overseer board, 09/17/1926:1 Brother dies in Maine, 03/23/1928:1, 4 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 Builds addition to Plymouth St house, 08/03/1928:1 Review of town report, 03/09/1928:1 Has house reshingled, 10/26/1928:2 Ella Swain domestic help, 11/09/1928:2 Sells Sunday paper route to George Penniman, 11/09/1928:3 Maria Peirce Fund trustee Adelaide Thatcher resigns, 02/01/1929:1 Lets Plymouth St tenement to Leo Guertin, 10/25/1929:8 Lelah Hathaway named to board of overseers of the poor, 03/01/1929:1 Poland, Mrs Moses Peirce Trustees to help fund new heating system, 10/04/1929:2 Teaches in Attleboro, 12/30/1927:2 Bassett donates lights, 12/20/1929:1 Resumes teaching in Attleboro, 09/06/1929:6 Poor Farm (25 years ago) Poley, Guy W. Simeon Nickerson warden, 03/20/1925:6 Obituary, 06/14/1929:1 Houses 23 persons, 11/13/1925:7 Police Department (see Middleboro - Police Department) Overseers organize for year, 04/02/1926:7 Polisson & Athanasios Almshouse fills up with onset of colder weather, 09/17/1926:7 Ice cream and home cooking (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Gets good report from state, 02/04/1927:6 Fancy Home Baking under new management (ad), 06/26/1925:8 C.D. Kingman appointed overseer of the poor, 03/16/1928:7 Truck in mixup with Readville driver at Center and Oak St, Overseers organize for the year, 03/29/1929:8 07/16/1926:1 Poor Farm (50 years ago) Partnership dissolved, Charles Athanasios takes over business (ad), Averages two tramps per night, 02/06/1925:7 05/13/1927:5 Reuben Harlow resigns from almshouse, 03/06/1925:6 Partnership dissolved, Charles Athanasios takes over business, Tramps and more tramps at poor farm, 02/25/1927:5 05/13/1927:7 Overseers care for two infants, 05/06/1927:6 New name, Middleboro Fruit Co. (ad), 09/20/1929:4 Lovell in charge of almshouse, 06/17/1927:8 Politics Statistics for tramps fed at poor farm, 02/10/1928:7 The minister in politics (l) (J.W. Eller), 08/31/1928:3 Pope, Edmund F. Polland, M. Orrin Webster's Warrentown home destroyed by fire, 08/09/1929:2 Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 03/04/1927:5 Population - Middleboro Pollard, Helen B. Figures from U.S. census of 1920, 06/05/1925:1 Engaged to Leon Bennett Hatch, 03/01/1929:4 Population of Middleboro sections 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Wed to Leon Bennett Hatch, 03/08/1929:4

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Poquoy Postal Service cont. Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Change in closing time of mails, 11/23/1928:1 Porell, Joseph State Farm post office upgraded, 05/10/1929:4 Son born, 08/12/1927:6 Postal Service (25 years ago) Porell, Joseph Ernest Residential delivery boxes new, 10/23/1925:6 Wed to Ellen Mary MacDonald, 02/18/1927:4 Earlier arrival of morning mail secured, 10/30/1925:6 Porter (Mr) Rural free delivery on Vernon, South, and Cross St not successful, Builds cottage for Tillson 50 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 05/21/1926:4 Porter, Alice Thomas Lovell new contractor from transporting mail, 10/29/1926:6 Nurse at Keith factory, 05/21/1926:1 Land values along rural routes up, 01/07/1927:7 Nurse at G.E. Keith Co., 07/01/1927:5 Rural free delivery starts, 04/22/1927:6 Porter, Allan Rural free delivery boxes installed, 05/20/1927:7 Graduates from dental college 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Post office at Eddyville abolished, 10/19/1928:8 Porter, Bertha C. (see Porter & Snow) Results of clerk-carrier exams, 10/18/1929:9 Porter, Chester Postal Service (50 years ago) Purchases Waterville homestead of Gustavus Swift at auction, Marcus Fuller purchases mail contract for Plymouth to MB, 05/08/1925:8 01/23/1925:6 Porter, Ellen T. Standish & Folger contract to carry mails from depot, 07/01/1927:6 Obituary, 10/15/1926:1 John Raymond contracts to carry mail from Middleboro to Plympton, Wife of Peter J. dies at age 72, 10/15/1926:6 07/15/1927:6 Will in probate, 01/28/1927:6 Potatoes Porter, Emily Pearl James Whidden plants one and a half acres of potatoes in three hours 25 Wed to Eugene Edward Allen, 06/03/1927:3 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 Porter, F.B. Frost hurts potatoes 25 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Builds barn for Edgar Thomas 50 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Ramsdell raises nice lot of early potatoes 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Builds dwelling on Rock St for Simmons 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Harry Parker dines on green peas and new potatoes, 07/02/1926:4 Contracts to build house for Bourne on North St 50 years ago, Colorado potato beetle here 50 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 09/27/1929:7 Crop promising 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Porter, Flora Zenas Phinney has remarkable crop 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 see also Philharmonic Trio John Miller raises 66-oz. potato 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Employed at MB Trust Co., 07/31/1925:1 Lilley purchases large lot of potatoes from New Brunswick 50 years Organist at Union church in South Carver, 07/09/1926:3 ago, 12/14/1928:9 Pianist performs in Taunton, 03/11/1927:2 Frank Graham grows 1-lb., 15-oz. potato, 09/06/1929:8 Performs in Boston, 04/08/1927:2 Potter, Alexander E. Employed at Trust Co., 08/24/1928:1 Wed to Arleen Olive Lacey, 08/07/1925:4 Resigns after fourteen years at Trust Co., 01/25/1929:10 Potter, Charles Porter, Henry J. Resides in Merrimac, 06/08/1928:5 Oak St homestead sold to John Frank 25 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Potter, Mrs Daniel Porter, H.G. Funeral held in Fairhaven, 01/09/1925:10 Builder has crews busy in and around Boston 25 years ago, Potter, Susan 03/11/1927:5 Funeral held in Carver, 08/26/1927:4 Porter, Ingram Potter, Susan M. Employed at P.H. Pierce Co., 07/30/1926:1 Widow of George H. dies at age 69, 08/19/1927:4 Moves to Estelline, SD 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Executor presents account of estate, 02/08/1929:8 Porter, Ingram S. Potts, William Employed at P.H. Peirce, 07/22/1927:6 Purchases farm from Edson Ellis 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Porter, James Poultry Obituary, 07/17/1925:1 see also Case, Horace G.; Lovell, George; Shaw, Charles A. Pontiac, MI man dies at age 42, 07/17/1925:4 Albert Vaughan's hen lays 4-oz. egg 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Porter, John Dunham sells poultry farm to William Avelar, 06/05/1925:1 Sells Lakeville property to C.L. Pierce, 04/10/1925:1 William Avelar purchases Charles Dunham's poultry farm, 06/05/1925:1 Seven-room house for sale (ad), 09/03/1926:8 N.M. Sampson, fresh killed ducklings (ad), 06/05/1925:4 Porter, Stanley L. Herbert Perkins sells Summer St poultry farm, 07/17/1925:2 Receives scholarship to MIT 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Miles Chadwick purchases Everett St gas station and poultry farm from Porter, T.H. William Benway, 09/04/1925:7 Builds office for Harlow's mill 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Sturtevant and Brown awarded patent for chicken brooder 25 years ago, Porter & Snow 11/27/1925:6 Millinery, 161 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Donahy purchases Taunton St cottage and poultry farm from George Can leave work for Alma Deschenes (ad), 02/27/1925:4 Blair, 01/29/1926:1 Porter's Millinery Shoppe Cedar Hill Farm, fresh dressed poultry (ad), 01/29/1926:8 Moves three doors down to 139 Centre St (ad), 10/22/1926:10 Investments in farms up 25 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Posselt, Emil A. Sumner Coolidge president of Lakeville Gardens, Inc. (ad), Obituary, 01/02/1925:1 03/19/1926:5 Medford man dies at age 59, 01/02/1925:4 Clarence Gurney, eggs for hatching (ad), 04/16/1926:2 Postal Service Charles Keyes tends flock of Rhode Island reds, 10/22/1926:1 Families on Bridge St petition for rural service, 06/05/1925:7 Quality of turkeys raised here praised 50 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Schedule changes, 01/22/1926:3 Henry Thomas, hatching eggs now ready (ad), 01/07/1927:8 Mail times at Rock change with daylight savings, 10/08/1926:2 Stephen Richmond purchases North Middleboro poultry farm from Rural free service introduced here, 03/18/1927:6 Harold Allen, 01/21/1927:7 George Masters, custom hatching (ad), 01/21/1927:8

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Poultry cont. Pow Wows Hyannis man's auto overturns, catches on fire as avoids hitting Lakeville Name changed to Chatter Box Club, 01/22/1926:1 Poultry Egg Farm truck, 01/28/1927:1 The Powder Puff Harold Allen sells North Middleboro farm to Stephen Richmond, Alice Champagne with assistant Frances Dateo (ad), 01/13/1928:10 02/04/1927:4 Alice Champagne hires Sophia MacDonald Tessier, 05/17/1929:1 George Masters installs Mammoth Incubator (ad), 02/18/1927:2 Powell, Robert N. Elmer Prouty builds henhouses on North Middleboro farm, Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 03/25/1927:1 Powell, Warren Fred LeBaron purchases Rocky Meadow St poultry farm from Nellie Former resident a Navy man, 08/28/1925:1 Shaw, 03/25/1927:7 Navy man returns from Nicaragua, 02/24/1928:4 Arnold Morse purchases Lakeville poultry farm from Ethel and Mabel Navy man home on leave, 04/06/1928:9 Dunham, 04/15/1927:2 Power Bros. Eggs at 12 cents per dozen 50 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Employ Mr Sullivan, 09/03/1926:3 Maxim installs electric refrigerators at Conklin's duck farm, Powers, Alexander 06/24/1927:8 Officer at State Farm, 01/06/1928:4 N.M. Sampson, custom hatching (ad), 01/06/1928:7 Powers, George Leonard Mrs Gibbs' pet goose reliable layer, 02/24/1928:7 Wedding described, 02/26/1926:1 William Preston purchases Plymouth St poultry farm from C. Clifford Wed to Elsie Dorothy Carver, 02/26/1926:5 Peirce, 04/06/1928:1 Powers, Leonard S. F.E. McKay purchases Plymouth St farm from Alfred Elliott, Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 04/27/1928:2 South Carver friends mourn loss, 04/15/1927:1 Morrill's hen lays enormous egg 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Dies at age 46, 04/15/1927:4 William Marchant purchases North Lakeville tea room and poultry farm Petition for administration of estate, 04/22/1927:6 from Phyllis Brown, 05/11/1928:10 Powers, M.A. Bertha Wilder purchases Taunton St poultry farm and roadside business Purchases good will and trade of McElroy & Cushman 50 years ago, from Henry Hutchins, 06/22/1928:2 09/28/1928:6 J.V. Gallagher, Rhode Island reds for sale (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Powlesland, Malcolm Robert Hewitt, order your Thanksgiving turkey (ad), 11/09/1928:10 Occupies tenement over Caswell Bros. store, 11/04/1927:5 Golda Mills' hen lays two full-sized eggs at once, 02/01/1929:2 Powrie, James B. (see Dunbar & Powrie) Manufacture of Old Homestead incubators and brooders a steady Powrie & Ryder business 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Ruth Hathaway resigns after 17 years, replaced by Mrs Wilfred Joshua Perkins' hens record layers 25 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Cromwell, 08/17/1928:1 Ka-Daw-Cut Farm, white leghorn chicks and hatching eggs (ad), Successor to Whitman Department Store (ad), 08/17/1928:2 02/22/1929:8 Alexander Dunbar sells interest to Alonzo Ryder (p), 08/17/1928:6 Charles Wadham's hen produces monstrous egg 50 years ago, Mearle Tribou resigns, 08/24/1928:5 03/15/1929:6 Annie McQuade bookkeeper, 08/31/1928:1 H.A. Johnson purchases Taunton St poultry farm from C.H. Ellis, Blanche Carr works in embroidery department, 09/07/1928:1 04/12/1929:4 Nellie Kelley replaces Emma Breach, 10/05/1928:1 R.E. Hewitt, thoroughbred bronze turkey eggs (ad), 04/26/1929:8 Thomas Tate resigns, 10/26/1928:1 The Crescent Poultry Products, Lakeville (ad), 05/03/1929:2 Powrie sells business interest to Lankinau, 01/11/1929:1 John Bass purchases North Lakeville farm from Orrin Eaton, Pr__dy (sic), Fred 07/05/1929:1 Daughter born, 05/29/1925:4 Mildred Ellis purchases 50-ft. poultry house, 08/23/1929:1 Pratt (Miss) J.V. Gallagher, red pullets for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:10 Replaced by Stacey as assistant at high school 50 years ago, Hewitt loses turkeys to stray dogs, 10/04/1929:1 04/06/1928:7 Frederick Maltais purchases Lakeville farm from Elmer Sturtevant, Pratt (Mr) 10/11/1929:3 Family moves from West Wareham to Rock, 04/15/1927:1 List of local producers of native turkey (ad), 11/08/1929:2 Pratt, Abner K. Keith's chickens killed by dogs 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Supervised J.L. Fairbanks & Co., Boston for 60 years, 03/08/1929:1 Dominick Bernabeo, highest price paid for poultry and eggs (ad), Pratt, Abner Kingman 11/22/1929:10 Celebrates 60 years with J.L. Fairbanks & Co. of Boston, 11/23/1928:2 Philip Sisson, turkeys for sale (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Pratt, Alice B. W.C. McCrillis, turkeys, breeding or eating (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Bands 84 purple finches February through April, 05/13/1927:7 S.O. Wilbur's goose has nest with 23 eggs 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Active in bird banding program, 04/13/1928:8 Unusual rise in market for eggs 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Pratt, Alton Poultry Stealing Dartmouth alumnus 25 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Charles Johnson's poultry houses on Pleasant St raided, 08/14/1925:1 Pratt, Alton G. Fred Matthews arrested for theft from James Reed, 04/09/1926:3 Builds cottage and garage near West Falmouth, 04/16/1926:1 Hen thieves play havoc at James Reed's, 04/09/1926:8 Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Hen thieves active here, 11/12/1926:4 Appointed deputy income tax assessor for 4th district, 03/30/1928:5 Hen thieves busy in North Middleboro, 01/06/1928:8 Graduates from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Stolen hens housed in police cell, 03/02/1928:1 Pratt, Arthur J. Titicut infested with thieves 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Brookline man dies at age 82, 03/04/1927:4 Pittsley, Pittsley, and Reynolds charged with larceny from Ferraguto, Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 01/11/1929:3 Pratt, Augustus Hen thief strikes Kennedy's on Montello St, 03/22/1929:5 Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Hen thieves active, 09/06/1929:1 Vice-president county ag society 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Hewitt and Sisson lose turkeys to stray dogs, 10/04/1929:1 Pratt, Barbara Thieves abroad 25 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Attends Simmons College, 10/19/1928:1, 04/05/1929:6 Elliott Harlow's burglar alarm catches turkey thief, 11/15/1929:1

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Pratt, Charles E. Pratt, Ernest S. cont. Petition for administration of estate, 10/07/1927:7 Cut by blade he was sharpening, 07/29/1927:8 Pratt, Chester M. Pratt, Esther Resides in Boston, 06/03/1927:4 Accepts post at Collamore's store, 03/30/1928:1 Graduates from Harvard Law School 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Pratt, E.T. Admitted to the bar 25 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 Purchases new auto 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Pratt, Christopher Pratt, Everett Sells property to Joseph Reardon, 08/17/1928:7 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Pratt, Clifford Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Moves to Bridgewater, 03/30/1928:1 Pratt, Felma Pratt, Clifton Attends Mount Holyoke, 04/10/1925:6 Daughter born, 02/18/1927:1 Attends Mt Holyoke College, 10/02/1925:3 Pratt, David G. Resides in South Hadley, 10/23/1925:2 Announces candidacy for state senate 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Plays at reception for Governor Fuller, 03/09/1928:6 Builds 175-ft. tower for windmill 25 years ago, 11/20/1925:7 Employed by Associate Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Co., North Middleboro residence (p), 06/11/1926:1 10/19/1928:4 Named senator from 2nd Plymouth District 25 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Resides in Boston, 04/05/1929:6 Gets committee assignments 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Plays with Middleboro artists at Newport, RI hotel, 07/26/1929:1 Treasurer of social group for Congressmen 25 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Pratt, Frederick On legislative committee for water supply 25 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Son born, 10/04/1929:4 Renominated as senator 25 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Pratt, Frederick H. Begins duties on Beacon Hill 25 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Auto wrecked in collision with Lewis Shaw, 11/30/1928:1 Makes maiden speech in Senate 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Pratt, George H. Senator finishes term 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Mortally wounded 1864, 08/27/1926:3 Succeeds James Harlow as president of Savings Bank 25 years ago, Pratt, H. Dudley 06/28/1929:6 Builds cottage at Loon Pond for Bert Rogers, 04/30/1926:2 Pratt, D.G. Drowns in Rye, NY, 06/01/1928:1 Parker homestead at Temple Pl and Main St demolished 25 years ago, Pratt, Hannah 03/29/1929:8 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Pratt, Dudley Pratt, Hannah Francis Employed in Boston, 02/18/1927:3 Obituary, 08/05/1927:4 Pratt, Edmund Widow of James H. dies at age 72, 08/05/1927:4 Albert Drake makes repairs on North Middleboro property, Pratt, Harold 08/28/1925:1 Newlyweds surprised with shower, 04/12/1929:2 Dies in Boston, 07/19/1929:4 Son born, 10/11/1929:4 Obituary, 07/26/1929:1, 3 Pratt, Harold E. Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 Wedding described, 02/15/1929:1 Pratt, Edmund T. Wed to Marian I. Robinson, 02/15/1929:4 Fire at property in Boston 25 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Pratt, Henry Plymouth St estate of Thomas Pratt (p), 10/29/1926:1 Moves from Miller St to Smith St, 05/27/1927:6 Repairs made to Plymouth St property, 10/05/1928:2 Moves from Smith St to Miller St, 09/02/1927:6 Pratt, Edward S. Moves to Miller St, 04/13/1928:6 Teaches high school in Wickford, RI, 08/23/1929:3 Home quarantined for chicken pox, 03/15/1929:3 Pratt, Elnora G. Moves to Miller St, 12/13/1929:3 Wed to George E. Treeman, 08/31/1928:4 Pratt, Henry K. Pratt, Elton L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/31/1926:6 And Herbert Pratt new owners of P.H. Peirce Co. 25 years ago, Pratt, Herbert 01/07/1927:7 And Elton Pratt new owners of P.H. Peirce Co. 25 years ago, Distributing agent for Middleboro Fish and Game Protective 01/07/1927:7 Association, 01/27/1928:4 Pratt, Herbert A. P.H. Peirce Co. in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Shoots monster great blue heron 25 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 And Herbert Pratt dissolve partnership in P.H. Peirce Co., 07/12/1929:4, First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 5 P.H. Peirce Co. in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Pratt, Emily H. And Elton Pratt dissolve partnership in P.H. Peirce Co., 07/12/1929:4, 5 Wed to Wesley Vernon Tibbetts, 06/05/1925:4 Obituary, 10/25/1929:1 Pratt, Enoch Dies at age 51, 10/25/1929:6 Obituary, 04/23/1926:1 Pratt, Jared Petition for administration of estate, 05/14/1926:8 North Middleboro estate (p), 10/22/1926:1 GAR member dies in 1925, 05/28/1926:3 Brief biography (p), 03/11/1927:1 Pratt, Ernest Brief biography of Melinda S. Pratt (p), 07/22/1927:1 Auto badly damaged in collision with Boston company truck, Pratt, Jennie E. 07/10/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 12/31/1926:6 Lets North St cottage to John Holt, 10/07/1927:1 Pratt, Jeremiah K. Florence McCarthy collides with machine operated by Edmund Plymouth St residence (p), 10/15/1926:1 Delaney, 02/03/1928:1 Pratt, Joseph Pratt, Ernest S. Dies in Chicago, 02/11/1927:4 see also Ernest S. Pratt Co. Pratt, Joseph H. Lets North St house to Bernard Keough, 04/10/1925:6 Physician lecturer at Harvard university 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Addresses Congregational Mens' class on auto trip to Iowa, Doctor leaves for Germany to study 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 02/05/1926:1

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Pratt, Joseph H. cont. Pratt, Nathan W. Witnesses coronation of Pope 25 years ago, 03/18/1927:6 Open letter from President of Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Witnesses bloodless operation at Children's Hospital in Boston 25 years Association (l), 11/02/1928:1 ago, 12/23/1927:2 Protest over removal of deputy warden, 11/02/1928:6 Pratt, Julia Sportsmen meet in protest, 11/09/1928:2 Obituary, 10/09/1925:1 Retention a matter for congratulations, 11/16/1928:1 Dies at age 91, 10/09/1925:4 Pratt, N.F.C. Will in probate, 12/11/1925:5 Loses pure blood setter Bonus 50 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 North Middleboro estate of Jared Pratt (p), 10/22/1926:1 Pratt, N.W. Pratt, L.B. Purchases Morrill Robinson homestead 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Sand, gravel and loam (ad), 05/04/1928:6 Pratt, Roger Pratt, Lois Nail pierces foot while running, 03/20/1925:2 Resides in South Hanson, 09/27/1929:2 Employed in Rockland, 04/10/1925:9 Pratt, Louise Pratt, Simeon Employed at library, 07/10/1925:1 Purchases Savery farm 50 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Pratt, Louise B. Pratt, S.L. Attends American Library Association meeting in Toronto, Savery house featured in old photo (p), 03/20/1925:1 07/01/1927:2 Pratt, Stillman Pratt, Lucy Obituary, 10/29/1926:7 North Middleboro postmistress finds turtle in mail bag 25 years ago, Pratt, Thelma 07/31/1925:6 Attends Massachusetts Art school, 12/23/1927:2 Pratt, Lucy E. Graduates from Massachusetts Art School, 06/15/1928:4 Obituary, 07/23/1926:7 Pratt, Thomas J. Petition for administration of estate, 09/24/1926:5 Plymouth St estate (p), 10/29/1926:1 House and stable for sale (ad), 04/01/1927:8 Pratt, William Pratt, Lucy Evelyn Doctor gives lecture series at Waterville School 50 years ago, Widow of Herbert A. dies at age 71, 07/23/1926:4 03/11/1927:5 Pratt, Lucy H. Pratt, William H. Electric lights installed at home, 04/10/1925:9 Obituary, 12/28/1928:3 Pratt, Luther B. Dies at age 74, 12/28/1928:4 East Main St couple married 45 years, 12/16/1927:2 Petition for administration of estate, 01/18/1929:5 Pratt, Lyndon Pratt, Winslow Teaches in Torrington, CT, 05/11/1928:2 Builds shoe shop at Fall Brook 50 years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Pratt, Marland Pratt, Zebulon Fire at property in Boston 25 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Purchases farm in Bridgewater 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Pratt, Martin Pratt, Zebulon K. Repairs made to North Middleboro place, 04/29/1927:1 Cyrus Eaton's North Middleboro place (p), 11/05/1926:1 Chimney fire in Farrell house on Cook St, 01/27/1928:4 Pratt Bros. Pratt, Melinda S. Build stable in North Middleboro 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Brief biography (p), 07/22/1927:1 Pratt Free School Pratt, Miriam Installs well-equipped lunch room, 02/13/1925:8 Sails for Europe, 07/08/1927:6 Women's Relief Corps presents silk flag, 05/01/1925:1 Writes from Hastings-on-the-Hudson school, 08/26/1927:1 Holds graduation exercises, 07/03/1925:1 Accompanies Mrs Gracey to Foo Chow, China 25 years ago, Graduating class chooses officers, 10/30/1925:5 09/09/1927:6 Evelyn Robinson principal, 01/22/1926:1 Accompanies Mrs Gracey to China 25 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Mary Allison and Annie Roberts honor students, 05/21/1926:7 And Mrs S.L. Gracey on transport that struck rock on way to China 25 Holds graduation exercises, 07/02/1926:1 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Thankful Smith teacher, 07/02/1926:1 Resides in Hastings-on-the-Hudson, 09/07/1928:4 Repairs made to veranda, 08/20/1926:4 Pratt, Miriam E. Trustees purchase new oil stove, 01/07/1927:8 Teaches at Hastings-on-the-Hudson, NY, 07/31/1925:5 Trustees equip domestic science department, 01/21/1927:2 Returns from China 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Juveniles arrested in series of break-ins in North Middleboro, Resides in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, 08/30/1929:5 02/04/1927:7 Pratt, Mrs Alan Evelyn Robinson principal, 02/18/1927:5 Resides in Hanson, 03/11/1927:1 Holds commencement exercises, 07/01/1927:1 Resides in South Hanson, 05/17/1929:2 Trustees add course in science, 09/02/1927:4 Pratt, Mrs Allan Evelyn Robinson teacher, 09/09/1927:1 Resides in South Hanson, 06/22/1928:10, 06/28/1929:2 Holds commencement exercises, 06/22/1928:10 Pratt, Mrs Alton G. Mrs Leonidas Deane member of first graduating class, 07/20/1928:4 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Repairs made, 08/24/1928:7 Pratt, Mrs Fred Evelyn Robinson takes leave of absence, 11/23/1928:3 New women's instructor at YMCA, 12/13/1929:1 Low attendance due to illness, 02/01/1929:3 Pratt, Mrs Harold M. Holds graduation exercises, 06/21/1929:5 Impressions of Cuba (l), 02/06/1925:8 No changes to teaching force, 09/06/1929:6 Pratt, Mrs Herbert Pratt Free School (25 years ago) Sails to West Indies, 02/22/1929:1 No public exercises at close of year, 06/12/1925:6 Pratt, Mrs Herbert A. Allan resigns as principal, 06/26/1925:7 Returns from bird banding meeting, 02/24/1928:5 Harry LeBaron Sampson elected principal 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Pratt, Mrs Nathan W. H.L.B. Sampson principal, 08/20/1926:6 Leg crushed in elevator in Taunton, 10/02/1925:4 Enrollment 19, 09/06/1929:6

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Pratt Free School (50 years ago) Proimades, Frank Honor roll, 03/06/1925:6 Purchases Centre St business conducted by late Charles Athanasios, Donates money for water pump at the Green, 09/03/1926:6 04/26/1929:1 Trustee A.B. Paun resigns, 04/29/1927:6 Prouty, Amy Fund amounts to $30,000, graduates listed, 11/30/1928:6 Postmistress at North Middleboro, 05/20/1927:5 Precinct Congregational Society (see Lakeville Congregational Church) North Middleboro postmistress resigns, 11/04/1927:5 Premont, Napoleon Resigns from North Middleboro Post Office, 05/25/1928:4 Purchases Plympton St property from Fred Orcutt, 06/26/1925:8 North Middleboro Post Office moves back to home of, 09/28/1928:4 Prentice, Russell Prouty, Elmer Wedding described, 06/19/1925:7 Builds henhouses on North Middleboro poultry farm, 03/25/1927:1 Preston, Frances V. Prouty, Frank Director and clerk of new F.W. Hampshire Corp., 10/05/1928:1 Injured in fall, 05/31/1929:4 Preston, William F. Prouty, J. Purchases Plymouth St poultry farm from C. Clifford Peirce, Moves to Plymouth St, 10/30/1925:5 04/06/1928:1 Prouty, J. Amy President and treasurer of new F.W. Hampshire Corp., 10/05/1928:1 Nomination of North Middleboro postmaster confirmed, 12/18/1925:5 Preti, Daniel Postmistress at North Middleboro, 11/05/1926:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Named post mistress for North Middleboro, 10/26/1928:5 Preti, Elsie Mary Provost, Alphonso Daughter of Alfred and Delchesia dies at age 1, 12/03/1926:4 Daughter born, 07/02/1926:2 Pretti, Betty Louise Employed in Campello, 08/24/1928:1 Infant daughter of Alfred dies, 02/01/1929:4 Moves to West Bridgewater, 05/31/1929:1 Pretti, Joseph Provost, Delores Harriet Charged with breaking Christmas bulbs, sent to Lyman School, Born to Alphonso, 07/02/1926:2 01/11/1929:3 Psifter, August Pri__ (sic), St. Clair Daughter born, 08/02/1929:4 Wed to Emma B. Balku__(sic), 07/09/1926:3 Public Comfort Stations Price, Agnes Rev Warner calls for erection of station at town meeting, 03/26/1926:1 Sells Betsy Robinson place to out-of-town parties, 08/17/1928:7 Old fire station on School St to be used for bus waiting room, Pleasant St estate sold to J.H. Hatch, 08/31/1928:1 01/07/1927:1 Price, Agnes J. Waiting room at old fire station opens, 01/14/1927:5 Obituary, 10/08/1926:1 Fire station waiting room closes, 02/11/1927:6 Dies at age 48, 10/08/1926:4 Public Market Executor petitions to mortgage real estate, 12/17/1926:5 37 Centre St (ad), 10/09/1925:10 Executor petitions to sell real estate, 12/02/1927:7 Opening at 137 Centre St (ad), 04/13/1928:5 Prime, S.C. Thacher Lucas, Jr. resigns 25 years ago, moves to Walpole, Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 12/11/1925:6 07/13/1928:8 Prime, St. Clair Public Speaking Owns Cyrus Eaton place in North Middleboro (p), 11/05/1926:1 see also Crosier, Enid Sinclair; Little Studio of Platform Arts; Wood, Prince, William Clara Cushing New attendant at State Farm, 02/24/1928:5 Katherine Washburn gives dramatic recitations in the Berkshires 50 Night attendant resigns from State Farm, 08/03/1928:5 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Princess Teeweleema (see Mitchell, Teeweleema) Blanche Ellis promising reader 25 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Printers and Printing Dorothy Maranville entertains at South Lakeville Fortnightly club, see also H.L. Thatcher & Co. 11/12/1926:2 The Little Print Shop, 8 Myrtle Ave (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Dorothy Maranville gives readings at Rochester and Stoughton, M.E. Osborne takes over The Little Print Shop (ad), 01/14/1927:6 11/12/1926:2 Osborne-Reynolds Co. moves to Hayes block on North Main St, Public Welfare 09/28/1928:4 see also Middleboro - Board of Public Welfare Osborne-Reynolds Co. removal notice (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Citizens respond generously to Gazette appeal for amputee (t), Prinzo, Carmella 10/16/1925:1 Petition for administration of estate, 09/10/1926:6 More donations for crippled man (t), 10/23/1925:10 Prinzo, Minnie Donations for crippled man approach $150 (t), 10/30/1925:1 Wife of Louis dies at age 51, 05/29/1925:4 Beneficiary Harry Cook begins course in watchmaking, 01/15/1926:1 Prisoners of War Lakeville to have $2,000 Town Farm 50 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Justin Hayward taken prisoner in the Philippines 25 years ago, Mercy (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 03/29/1929:1 01/30/1925:7 The split log drag (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 03/29/1929:1 Prisons (see State Farm) Answer to Mr Hirst (l) (Frank A. Daniels), 04/05/1929:1 Proctor, Lemuel Eldridge In defense of Mr Heath (l) (J.A. Thomas), 04/05/1929:1 Wed to Hazel Winifred Thomas, 08/30/1929:4 Mercy for the poor but not the spongers (l) (Harvey E. Domina), Proctor, Leonard 04/05/1929:1 Bail set for liquor and gaming charges, 12/18/1925:1 From a real estate man (l) (Frederick S. McGregor), 04/05/1929:1 Not guilty on liquor charge, fined $50 on gaming charge, 12/25/1925:1 Unemployment (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 04/05/1929:1 Proctor, Leonard Eldridge Mercy (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/12/1929:1 Engaged to Hazel Winifred Thomas, 08/23/1929:4 From a real estate man (l) (Frederick S. McGregor), 04/12/1929:9 Proctor, Morris Fishing in a dead pool (l) (Harvey E. Domina), 04/26/1929:3 Sells Rock property to J.J. Quigley, 11/20/1925:2 All but one pensioner dropped from rolls 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Prohibition Pullen, Joseph The prohibition question (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 10/05/1928:8 Purchases new Buick sedan, 11/09/1928:9

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Pullen, Mrs Joseph Quegan, James Employed at State Farm, 11/02/1928:3 Sentenced to four months for non-support of wife, 11/25/1927:1 Purchade Quell, M. Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/12/1927:2 Wedding described, 01/02/1925:1 Purchade School Quell, Manuel Request for bids for painting, 07/13/1928:5 Builds cottage at Charles' Neck, 07/10/1925:1 Purdon, Annie B. Quell, Margaret Collides with West Roxbury driver on Everett St, 09/02/1927:1 Wed to Frank R. Noyer, 01/02/1925:4 Purdon, Frances Quelle, Francis Employed at telephone exchange, 06/03/1927:1 Raid breaks up illegal poker game at home of Joseph Teceno, Employed at First National Store, 08/05/1927:1 03/29/1929:2 Purdon, George B. Quelle, Manuel Replaces McCluskey as track supervisor, 07/26/1929:1 Chimney fire spreads at house on Main St in Lakeville, 12/20/1929:8 Purdon, Harry Quelle, Margaret Dog killed on South Main St, 08/27/1926:4 Picks bouquet of sweet peas, 11/04/1927:3 Puritan Club Quiggan, James Disbands 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Pleads not guilty to non-support of family, 06/15/1928:1 Purtell, Charles Gets six months for non-support of wife, 08/10/1928:1 And others charged with walking on railroad tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Quigley, George H. Purtell, Elizabeth Louise New pastor at Sacred Heart, 09/27/1929:5 Engaged to Leo A. Ryan, 01/27/1928:4 Preaches first sermon at Sacred Heart, 10/11/1929:1 Wed to Leo A. Ryan, 02/10/1928:4 Quigley, Irene Purtell, Margaret Employed at Woolworth's, 10/02/1925:4 Tewksbury woman dies at age 51, 02/18/1927:8 Quigley, J.J. Purtell, Mary Purchases Rock property from Morris Proctor, 11/20/1925:2 Employed at St. Luke's, 09/04/1925:7 Quigley, John Obituary, 04/23/1926:1 Moves to Rock, 01/01/1926:2 Leon Mooney arrested for assault on Purtell, 01/07/1927:1 Quigley, John J. Purtell, Mary G. Mortgagee's sale, 07/15/1927:5 Wed to Benjamin Robert Devall, 09/07/1928:4 Quigley, Leo Purtell, Mary Rogers Wedding described, 01/30/1925:4 Wife of William dies at age 54, 04/23/1926:4 Daughter born, 12/06/1929:6 Purtell, Mrs William Quigley, Michael J. Employed at St. Luke's, 11/06/1925:1 Moves from Sproat St to Myrtle St, 05/01/1925:9 Purtell, William Quill, James And others charged with walking on railroad tracks, 09/10/1926:4 Asylum attendant at State Farm, 07/13/1928:4 Pushee, David Quindley, Annie M. And wife hired to take charge of poor farm in Bridgewater 25 years ago, Petition for administration of estate, 11/05/1926:5 04/05/1929:6 Quindley, William Pushee, John H. Sells Plymouth St property to Wilfred Dean, 02/17/1928:7 Appointment as animal inspector confirmed, 05/03/1929:1 Quindley, William J. Couple in auto accident in Biddeford, ME, 10/18/1929:1 Dog takes first at Brockton show, 09/25/1925:3 In auto accident enroute to Nova Scotia, 10/18/1929:10 Rosie takes blue ribbon at Brockton fair, 10/09/1925:9 Replacement vehicle also struck, 10/25/1929:1 Gives up fish business after 20 years, 09/24/1926:1 Putnam, George T. Disposes of real estate, moves to Dennisport, 10/08/1926:2 Rents building from Jenckes 50 years ago, 05/11/1928:6 Moves to Dennisport, 10/22/1926:2 Putnam, I.W. Hay for sale (ad), 03/18/1927:10 Reverend's favorite chair returns to First Congregational 25 years ago, Quinn, Evelyn 12/23/1927:2 Wed to Albert Giles, 11/13/1925:4 Grandsons, Robert Putnam and Ignatius Rivas, visit here, 08/03/1928:4 Wedding described, 11/13/1925:9 Putnam, Lucy Washburn Quittacus Pond Obituary, 10/19/1928:1 Acreage of area ponds 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Puzzles Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 New craze to be featured in Gazette, 01/02/1925:1 Men make depth estimates 50 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 First crossword makes appearance in Gazette, 01/09/1925:1 George Morrissey wins express wagon in crossword contest, R 01/09/1925:1 Race (ethnicity) Solve the crossword, win discount at Egger's (ad), 01/09/1925:5 John Garfield speaks on race superiority, 01/30/1925:7 Pyle, Evelyn Mildred Radavich, Sophie Wed to LeRoy Nelson Gay, 07/08/1927:4 Wedding described, 10/18/1929:1 Pythian Sisters - Woodbine Temple Wed to Anthony Falconieri, 10/18/1929:6 Celebrates 17th anniversary, 06/18/1926:2 Radavick, Sophie Celebrate 20th anniversary, 06/29/1928:1 Engaged to Donald Falconieri, 10/11/1929:4 Celebrates 22nd anniversary, 06/21/1929:5 Radcliffe, Alice Maud Wedding described, 10/11/1929:5 Q Radford, Frank C. Quagan, James Sells Moore homestead in Eddyville to Charles Nielson, 05/25/1928:2 Son born, 03/18/1927:1 Quarantine (see Diseases)

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Radin, R.D. Railroads New pastor at South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church, see also Lake Shore Line; New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad 04/06/1928:3 Grade crossing work at South Main, Centre, and Cambridge St 25 years Pastor assigned to South Middleboro, 04/06/1928:8 ago, 02/06/1925:7 Assumes duties at South Middleboro ME Church, 04/13/1928:6 Railroad proposes changes to streets 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Radio Shop George Woodward appointed agent of Consolidated 25 years ago, Parker's at 145 Centre St (ad), 02/06/1925:4 07/10/1925:8 Radios Maxim's petition for tunnel under tracks dismissed by commissioners 25 see also Barden, William C. years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Wm. F. Smith, radio sets (ad), 01/02/1925:7 All grade crossings at center gone 25 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Goodale organizes club, 01/23/1925:3 Direct line to New Bedford under discussion 50 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 Radio Shop, 145 Centre St (ad), 02/06/1925:4 Cover downgrade between Middleboro and Titicut in 53 seconds 25 Wm. H. Shaw, 79 Everett St (ad), 04/17/1925:10 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 William Smith opens New Radio Store (ad), 11/20/1925:5 Section crew at "Bulls-Eye" crossing (p), 09/30/1927:1 Radio communication (l) (Percy Barnes), 11/20/1925:9 Conditions of facilities considered at meeting 50 years ago, Norton & Long dealers for Thompson Radio, 30 School St (ad), 05/24/1929:6 11/27/1925:8 Railroads - Accidents Joseph Waters, battery and radio service (ad), 01/01/1926:5 see also Derailments; Electric Railroads - Accidents Reception improved with discovery of bare wire, 01/08/1926:1 Out-of-town car struck by Cape Express in South Middleboro, Sumner Redlon, Standardyne dealer (ad), 01/08/1926:8 07/17/1925:3 Reception improved with discovery on Rock St, 01/15/1926:1 Young woman thrown to platform attempting to board moving train, Reception in North Lakeville troubled by passing trolleys, 01/15/1926:4 09/11/1925:5 Congressman Gifford on radio situation (l), 01/22/1926:3 Teamster Perry Payzant and horse killed instantly by train, 03/26/1926:2 Town purchases set to located reception problems, 02/05/1926:1 Tender loaded with water and coal gets loose, no damage done, New apparatus to clear up local reception, 03/05/1926:1 08/13/1926:1 Lorenz Connelly, radio service (ad), 03/19/1926:5 Manuel Costa's foot caught beneath wheel of train, 05/20/1927:1 Listeners still experiencing static, 03/26/1926:2 Near fatality at Titicut crossing, 06/17/1927:2 Town manager Goodale addresses Congregational Mens' club on radio Stephen Barden dragged by train after trying to board 50 years ago, reception, 04/02/1926:8 08/12/1927:5 C.H. Moranville distributor for White Electric (ad), 09/24/1926:4 McDonald's case against Old Colony railway settled out of court 25 Norton & Long (ad), 10/22/1926:4 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Brooks & Benson, radios and accessories (ad), 05/27/1927:10 Death of Wentworth Pearson ruled accidental, 09/14/1928:9 William Smith's expanding business moves into adjoining space, Train crier William Pollock saves man's life 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 08/19/1927:1 Worker from Brockton struck in head by locomotive, 07/05/1929:1 Wm. H. Shaw, sales and service (ad), 09/30/1927:4 Train runs into Ashley's grocery wagon 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 William Smith moves shop next door to Pierce Hardware, 09/14/1928:1 Fireman Walter Berry fractures leg, 10/04/1929:2 Brooks & Benson, 131 Arch St (ad), 11/02/1928:5 Rainbow Club Norton & Long, agents for Atwater-Kent, Philco and Zenith (ad), New organization holds first public function, 11/04/1927:6 11/09/1928:10 Ramsay, William H. Reception improved by wire repair at Oak and Southwick St, Brief biography (p), 02/01/1929:1 12/21/1928:1 Ramsdell, Addie Standpipe acts as antenna and broadcaster, 11/22/1929:1 Widow of James dies at age 69, 08/10/1928:5 Matter of local interference discussed at selectmen's meeting, Will in probate, 11/16/1928:4 12/27/1929:2 Ramsdell, Gertrude Rafter, William Resides in Englewood, NJ, 12/30/1927:6 Motorman on Middleboro, Wareham & Buzzards Bay Street Railway Ramsdell, Harriet Co. 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Nantucket woman dies, 07/06/1928:4 Railroad Stations Ramsdell, Herbert see also Rock Railroad Station; South Middleboro Railroad Station Collides with Brockton driver at Oak and High St, 11/06/1925:1 Chester Hathaway train crier 25 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Ramsdell, Herbert Baker Break-in at freight house 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Dies at age 55, 01/27/1928:4 New signs and drainage system, 07/31/1925:2 Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Improvements made to station and grounds, 06/25/1926:1 Ramsdell, J.B. Henry Wilcox flagman, 07/30/1926:1 Raises nice lot of early potatoes 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Office changes made, 07/30/1926:3 Ramsdell, William Improvements made to approaches, 08/20/1926:3 Sells School St residence to Levi Tinkham 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Approaches put in order, 09/03/1926:2 Ramsey (Mr) Henry Wilcox flagman, 10/15/1926:8 S. Edward Matthews resigns from hairdressing parlor of Matthews & First round trip, coast-to-coast ticket sold to Frederick Noble, Ramsey 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 12/17/1926:6 Ramsey, Peter M. Former cook Martha McVey now runs restaurant at depot, 01/07/1927:1 Matthews & Ramsey dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Train crier position discontinued at station, 10/07/1927:1 Ranck_ (sic), Arthur Middleboro station equipped with fire extinguishers 25 years ago, Moves here from Northfield, VT, 10/07/1927:1 01/20/1928:7 Rancke, Arthur Telegraphic communications available to New Bedford 50 years ago, Resides in Worcester, 06/01/1928:1 03/09/1928:7 Rand, Charles T. Henry Bates new station agent here 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Plympton couple married 50 years, 08/14/1925:7 Depot suffers break-in 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 About 80 guests attend 50th anniversary celebration, biographies, William Cronin ticket agent at local station, 11/16/1928:3 08/28/1925:7 Gets 100-ft. addition 25 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Plympton couple married 51 years, 09/03/1926:6

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Rand, Charles T. cont. Ray, Gladys Wilma Plympton couple married 52 years, 09/02/1927:3 Engaged to Fred Allen Norris, 06/29/1928:4 Obituary, 02/22/1929:2 Ray, Manuel Rand, Lloyd F. Wed to Maria Furtado Correiro, 10/05/1928:4 Opens garage in Bridgewater, 08/13/1926:1 Ray, Seward W. Rand, R.G. Daughter born, 11/13/1925:4 Proprietor of Rand Motor Sales Co. (ad), 04/10/1925:7 Ray, Thelma Rand, Roland Employed at Cape Specialty Shop, 11/18/1927:3 Agent for Car Owners' Mutual Insurance Co. (ad), 03/30/1928:4 Resigns from Lorinda's Cupboard, moves to North Attleboro, Resides in Philadelphia, 06/07/1929:1 12/14/1928:11 Rand, Roland G. Ray, Thelma E. Purchases Spooner property in Lakeville, 09/25/1925:1 Wed to Peter D. Gravelin, 08/30/1929:4 Rand Motor Sales Co. Wedding described, 08/30/1929:4 Introductory sale on gas (ad), 04/03/1925:5 Ray, Wilbur Takes over interests of Charles R. Chase Co. (ad), 04/10/1925:7 Employed by Davey Tree Co., 03/12/1926:5 C.B. Fuller, Jr. acquires interest in company, 10/01/1926:3 Completes course at Davey School of Tree Surgery in Ohio, Now Fuller Motor Sales Co. (ad), 03/11/1927:4 03/25/1927:7 Randall, Herbert Employed by Davey Tree Co., 12/14/1928:11 Obituary, 06/11/1926:1 Raymond (Mr) Plympton man dies at age 74, 06/11/1926:6 Occupies Harry Moore's house on Plymouth St, 04/17/1925:1 South Carver residents attend funeral, 06/11/1926:6 Raymond, Arthur Herbert Tribute from South Carver, 06/11/1926:6 Engaged to Emma E. Wilbur Westgate, 10/26/1928:4 Randall, Horace J. Wed to Emma S. Wilbur, 11/09/1928:4 Barn on Purchase St struck by lightning, 08/06/1926:1 Raymond, Ellen Helen Randall, Mrs Waldo H. Wed to Donald Moulton, 06/26/1925:2 Resides in Providence, 11/05/1926:2 Raymond, Ethel F. Called here by death of mother, Mrs Percy Barnes, 10/26/1928:5 Dress designing (ad), 01/08/1926:9 Randall, Nellie W. Raymond, George L. Burial at Nemasket Hill Cemetery, 03/15/1929:1 Mortgagee's sale, 10/28/1927:5 Randall, Waldo H. Raymond, Grace M. Accepts post as letter carrier in Woonsocket, RI, 07/03/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale, 10/28/1927:5 Randlett, Claire W. Raymond, Harry Engaged to Frederick Vincent Guilford, 06/29/1928:4 Takes postal clerk/carrier exam 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 Rankin, Virginia Raymond, Henry A. Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 Son born, 05/15/1925:6 Teacher at Quincy high school, 09/03/1926:3 Raymond, John Rankin, Virginia D. Purchases 20-acre Carmel St farm from Ethel Hanscom, 05/14/1926:2 Teacher of history at high school, 08/28/1925:7 Raymond, John T. Ransdea, Goodwin Contracts to carry mail from Middleboro to Plympton 50 years ago, Occupies Baker's apartment on South Main St, 04/02/1926:2 07/15/1927:6 Ransden, Goodwin Raymond, Lelia Sells property at North Main and Reland St to A.H. Smith, 10/23/1925:2 Widow of William H. dies at age 69, 01/08/1926:6 Ransome, Lemuel Raymond, Marcus E. Old Ransome house in Lakeville (Granville Temple Sproat), Sells Myrtle Ave cottage to Edward Kraus, 07/26/1929:1 03/15/1929:7 Raymond, Mary C. Rappaport, Meyer Easter lily in bloom, 10/26/1928:1 Engaged to Sadie Berman, 05/04/1928:3, 08/17/1928:4 Raymond, Mary F. Wed to Sadie Berman, 09/07/1928:4 Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 Wedding described, 09/07/1928:4 Widow of Marcus M. dies at age 81, 02/08/1929:4 Rardin, D.C. Obituary, 02/15/1929:4 Attends Boston University, 12/28/1928:3 Will in probate, 03/22/1929:4 Resumes studies at Boston University, 01/11/1929:3 Will allowed in probate court, 05/10/1929:1 Daughter born, 04/05/1929:6 Executor presents account of estate, 08/09/1929:10 Rathbone, Gladys Azevedo Raymond, Millard Wed to Anthony Sousa Azevedo, 08/13/1926:4 Encounters two black snakes in the snow, 03/16/1928:2 Ratthei, Alice Raymond, Mrs Millard Moves to Pawtucket, 04/30/1926:5 Easter lily in bloom, 09/17/1926:1 Ratthei, Anna Raymond, Richard Moves to Pawtucket, 04/30/1926:5 Employed in Brockton 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Ratthei, Martha Raymond, Wesley Moves to Pawtucket, 04/30/1926:5 Auto collides with New Bedford car on Murdock St, 03/05/1926:1 Ratthei, Martha E. Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:1 Raymond, W.H. Wed to George H. Keighley, 07/02/1926:4 Auto insurance (ad), 11/25/1927:10 Ray, Gladys Raymond, William Engaged to Frederick A. Norris, 04/20/1928:1 Accepts position with state forestry department, 03/25/1927:3 Ray, Gladys W. Resigns from Lakeville Hospital, 02/10/1928:1 Resides in Boston, 04/20/1928:10 Information wanted on soldier in Revolution, 02/10/1928:8 Wedding described, 07/06/1928:1 William Boynton answers genealogy enquiry, 02/24/1928:5 Wed to Fred A. Norris, 07/06/1928:4 Correction to genealogy (l) (Mary E. Deane), 03/09/1928:2

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Raymond, William cont. Real Estate cont. Accepts post with Walpole company, 03/09/1928:5 Woods Lake Terrace Land Co. names streets at Woods Lake property, Purchases Ford coupe, 04/27/1928:3 02/24/1928:8 Wed to Harriett Churchill, 07/13/1928:4 Lots for sale at Biltmore Park, opposite elk farm on South Main St (ad), Daughter born, 06/07/1929:4 05/11/1928:4 Raymond, William Francis From a real estate man (l) (Frederick S. McGregor), 04/05/1929:1, Wed to Harriett Arlene Churchill, 07/06/1928:4 04/12/1929:9 R.D. Kelley Coal Co. Woods Lake Terrace Land Co., water front land for sale (ad), Formerly Scudder Bros. Coal Co. (ad), 05/03/1929:8 08/16/1929:10 Read, Achah Providence company has house lots for sale in Lakeville (ad), First Baptist beneficiary of family fund, 03/11/1927:1 08/23/1929:2 Read, Alden Great land sale in Lakeville (ad), 08/23/1929:5 Teacher in North Brookfield, 09/17/1926:1 Reapportionment (election law) Son born, 04/15/1927:1 County commissioners decide on redistricting plan, 06/25/1926:1 Resides in Brookfield, 07/08/1927:1 Hearing held on redistricting, 06/25/1926:4 Read, Alden Winslow Middleboro and Lakeville in 7th District 50 years ago, 08/27/1926:6 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:1 Reardon, Daniel Wed to Mary Louise LaBelle, 07/16/1926:4 Attendant at State Farm asylum, 05/11/1928:4 Read, Alton Reardon, Elizabeth Resides in Newton, 04/26/1929:4 Obituary, 06/15/1928:3 Read, Clara B. Reardon, Joseph Obituary, 04/15/1927:1 Purchases property from Christopher Pratt, 08/17/1928:7 Wife of Frank W. dies at age 59, 04/15/1927:4 Makes extensive improvements to Pleasant St property, 08/31/1928:8 Petition for administration of estate, 04/22/1927:5 Reavis, Clarestine Read, Frank W. Dies at age 9, 03/11/1927:6 Candidate for treasurer/collector, 12/06/1929:1 Rebell, John Endorsed candidate for treasurer/collector, 12/27/1929:1 Son born, 03/04/1927:4 Read, F.W. Rebell, Political advertisement (ad), 12/13/1929:4 Born to John, 03/04/1927:4 Read, Hazel Rebelle, Charles E. Resides in Winston-Salem, NC, 06/22/1928:2 Guilty of non-support of wife, 03/01/1929:1 Read, Hazel Norton Reckless Driving Sails for three months of study in Europe, 06/26/1925:1 John Matheson pleads guilty to endangering lives of public, Readdy, Albert M. 08/14/1925:1 Celebrates 30 years in priesthood, 12/25/1925:1 Lewis Gay pleads guilty, 10/02/1925:1 Sacred Heart pastor transfers to South Boston, 09/27/1929:5 James Soraghan furnishes $200 cash bail on range of charges, Tribute (l), 10/04/1929:1 01/29/1926:1 Bids farewell, 10/04/1929:6 James Soraghan case continued, 02/05/1926:2 Readdy, A.M. Albert Jacques case placed on file, 04/23/1926:1 Gasoline stolen from rectory garage, 05/20/1927:10 Howard Moody pleads guilty, 05/21/1926:1 Readdy, E. Josephine Adelard Lacerte pleads guilty, 05/28/1926:2 Funeral held in Mattapan, 03/15/1929:1 Emil Hartmann fined $10 for "cutting in" on auto traffic, 07/16/1926:1 Reading, Sarah John Fleming pleads not guilty, 07/30/1926:1 Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 John Fleming found not guilty, 08/06/1926:1 Real Estate Washington Shaw and David Goodreau each fined $25, 08/06/1926:1 see also Rounseville, Ida F.; Sullivan & Sullivan; Willard, Clarence S. Charles Weeks case continued, 09/03/1926:1 Edward Lovell, real estate, 26 Barden Hill Rd (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Case against Weeks dismissed, 09/10/1926:4 J.D. Sullivan (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Harold Gates' case continued, 09/24/1926:1 James Houlihan, real estate, 107 Everett St (ad), 01/09/1925:10 Harold Gates fined $20, 10/01/1926:1 H.H. Dunham, real estate and insurance (ad), 03/13/1925:10 Sherman Howlett fined $25, 10/22/1926:3 Daniel W. Maloney (ad), 05/01/1925:10 John Cushing fined $25, 12/17/1926:1 W.T. Taylor purchases lots on West End Ave from MB Land Adrian Jones found not guilty, 02/04/1927:1 Investment Co. 25 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Brockton driver fined $25 after hitting Tate, 02/18/1927:1 A.R. Dealtry, 187 North Main St (ad), 06/05/1925:8 Hearing held on charge against Joseph Guilford, 04/08/1927:4 Fred Tinkham representative of Strout Farm Agency (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Joseph Guilford found guilty, 04/15/1927:1 Fred McGregor develops property at Lake Terrace and Lake View, William Coombs' case continued, 06/17/1927:1 10/02/1925:5 William Coombs fined $20, 06/24/1927:4 Munroe & Grover (ad), 01/22/1926:5 Fenstermaker and Bennett arrested on the 4th, 07/08/1927:7 Lots selling in newly established neighborhood of Peaseville 50 years William McDonald charged, 09/16/1927:1 ago, 04/30/1926:8 George Paquette fined $25, 09/30/1927:1 Market on upswing 25 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 John Sturtevant fined $20, 10/07/1927:3 Land values along rural delivery routes up 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Augustus Plissey appeals fines, 11/18/1927:4 A.L. Briggs, 19 Elm St (ad), 03/25/1927:5 John Morrison charged, 04/06/1928:1, 04/13/1928:1 J.D. Sullivan Real Estate opens office at 145 Centre St, 07/08/1927:1 Cleveland Farnham found guilty, 05/25/1928:1 W.B. Munroe opens agency on Station St, 08/19/1927:1 Orick Nickerson pleads not guilty, 06/01/1928:1 Lake shore land overpriced 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 Orick Nickerson case held over for grand jury, 06/08/1928:1 E.B. Lovell new representative for E.A. Strout Co., 01/06/1928:1 Alvin Rudolph charged, 09/28/1928:6 Woods Lake Terrace Land Co. purchases land from Levi Atwood, Henry Walker pleads not guilty, 10/12/1928:1 01/13/1928:1 Lewis Shaw fined $25, 12/28/1928:1 Thomas Hart arrested, 02/01/1929:1

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Reckless Driving cont. Reed, Charles Frank Maki charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, Picks bouquet of pansies, 11/27/1925:7 09/20/1929:1 Son born, 05/27/1927:6, 05/10/1929:2 Herbert Parker charged, 10/04/1929:3 Reed, Christopher Charles Hall fined $20 for reckless driving and operating with improper Stationed in the Philippines 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 lights, 11/01/1929:2 Reed, Claudia Young Barta auto-pedestrian accident case in court, 11/08/1929:2 Son born, 05/27/1927:6 Charles Hall fails to pay fine of $20, 11/15/1929:2 Resides in Salem, 12/02/1927:6 Red Cross - Middleboro Chapter Son born, 05/10/1929:2 Junior chapter here has fine year of service, 10/09/1925:5 Reed, Daniel C. Appeal for victims of Mississippi flood, 04/29/1927:1 Files for divorce, 10/15/1926:2 Nears quota for Mississippi relief, 05/13/1927:1 Reed, Daniel Chappell Mississippi relief fund gift $1200, 05/20/1927:1 Wed to Doris Morton Penniman, 09/16/1927:6 Representative of Junior Red Cross, Rollin Morse, travels to Reed, Donald C. Washington, 10/07/1927:1 Wedding described, 09/16/1927:1 Our Junior Red Cross poem by Charles H. Bates, 11/25/1927:5 Reed, Elizabeth Junior Red Cross addresses finances at meeting, 04/20/1928:1 Purchases Plympton St bungalow from Herbert Sears, 08/31/1928:1 Annual report (t), 11/16/1928:1 Reed, Etta Junior chapter representative reports on trip to Washington (l) (Harold Sells Rhode Island Rd bungalow to Albert Carroll, 11/25/1927:1 Nourse), 05/10/1929:3 Reed, George F. Opens annual roll call (t), 11/22/1929:1 Wed to Jessie Morrison, 07/05/1929:4 Redding, Otis C. Reed, George M. Purchases John O'Donnell place on Peirce St 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Attendant resigns from State Farm, 03/02/1928:9 Redgate, Edith Reed, Gertrude Matron in girls' department at State Farm, 04/13/1928:9 Wed to Arnold Jefferson, 11/20/1925:4 Redistricting (see Reapportionment (election law)) Reed, Halbert Redlon, Sumner I. Wedding described, 03/20/1925:2 Standardyne dealer (ad), 01/08/1926:8 Reed, Halbert W. Redman, Malcolm A. Daughter born, 06/15/1928:4 Infant son of Stanley and Lila Pierce dies, 09/18/1925:4 Reed, Halbert Wentworth Redman, Malcolm Alvin Wedding described, 03/27/1925:9 Born to Stanley, 08/14/1925:10 Reed, Harriett N. Redman, Mrs Stanley Husband files for divorce, 10/15/1926:2 Resides in South Yarmouth, 10/28/1927:3 Reed, Hazel Redman, Stanley Returns to teaching duties in Winston-Salem, NC, 09/10/1926:1 Son born, 08/14/1925:10 Reed, Irving D. Reed (infant) Elected to Whitman school board, 03/25/1927:1 Son of Carlos dies in South Hanson, 07/20/1928:4 Reed, James Reed, Abiathar Hen thieves play havoc, 04/09/1926:8 Chimney fire at North Lakeville home, 03/27/1925:6 Reed, James S. Reed, Abiathiar L. Fred Matthews arrested for theft of poultry from Reed, 04/09/1926:3 Will in probate, 08/30/1929:5 Reed, Jeremiah W. Reed, Alden Marion Rd place in 1900 (p), 06/28/1929:1 Resides in Newton, 02/22/1929:1 Reed, John C. Reed, Aldis Purchases right to build Southwick St 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Cuts foot with axe while chopping wood, 01/21/1927:6 Reed, Josephine Reed, Alfred Nemasket Grange passes resolutions upon death, 02/18/1927:3 Electric lights installed at home, 02/24/1928:7 Reed, Josiah V. Reed, Alice Wood house on Marion Rd (p), 08/30/1929:1 Graduated from Boston City Hospital Training School for Nurses in Reed, Leonard 1884, 10/05/1928:1 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Reed, Alice A. 06/15/1928:2 Receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Everett Square, Reed, Louisa J. 11/23/1928:1 Will in probate, 02/04/1927:5 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/20/1929:5 Reed, Louise Josephine Reed, Alice G. Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Moves to East Deering, ME, 01/30/1925:2 Wife of George F. dies at age 45, 01/21/1927:4 Reed, Annie Reed, Margaret V. Tax collector's sale, 03/25/1927:5 Obituary, 10/28/1927:1 Reed, Annie Robertson Wife of Herbert M. dies at age 39, 10/28/1927:4 Born to Halbert W., 06/15/1928:4 Reed, Mary Frances Reed, Bernice Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 Teaches in Quincy, 07/01/1927:5 Wife of James S. dies at age 79, 06/08/1928:4 A Page from the Romance of American History (essay), 06/22/1928:1 Reed, Mrs Abiatha Resides in Quincy, 12/06/1929:1 Saves Lakeville home from fire, 03/27/1925:1 Reed, B.H. Reed, Mrs Arthur W. Breaks leg wrestling with boys 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Lets Barrows St apartment to Preston White, 04/02/1926:1 Reed, C.C. Reed, Mrs Frank Purchases house in Braintree, 10/09/1925:1 Mourned by Lakeville folks, 01/21/1927:4

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Reed, Mrs Hal W. Remillard, Viola cont. Resides in Boston, 03/04/1927:7 Assault case further continued, 03/13/1925:6 Reed, Mrs Halbert Assault case dismissed for lack of evidence, 05/08/1925:1 Resides in Monterey, Mexico, 08/14/1925:5 Republicans Reed, Mrs James Town committee chooses officers 25 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Suffers fall while feeding chickens, 07/29/1927:3 Caucus results from 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Reed, Percy G. Organize here 25 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Buick taken from Everett Square, 02/25/1927:1 Choose delegates to caucus 50 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Daughter born, 08/24/1928:4 Delegates to state convention chosen 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Reed, Reginald J.C. Sullivan member of state central committee 50 years ago, Wedding described, 07/27/1928:1 09/10/1926:5 Wed to Bertha Richmond, 07/27/1928:4 Hayes and Wheeler club formed 50 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Reed, Thomas J. Organize committee here 25 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Moves from Forest St to Everett St, 04/10/1925:2 Elect delegates to state convention 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Occupies North Main St tenement, 07/16/1926:1 Delegates to caucus chosen 50 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 Moves from Oak St to Webster St, 11/04/1927:1 Town committee secures headquarters on Thatcher's Row, 10/05/1928:1 Moves from Webster St to Clifford St, 08/02/1929:1 Form Talbot club 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Moves from Clifford St to Everett St, 11/15/1929:1 Town Hall filled for rousing rally, 10/19/1928:4 Reed, William Large part of rally taken up in music, 10/26/1928:1 Wedding described, 06/17/1927:1 Committee organizes 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Wed to Elizabeth Martin, 06/17/1927:4 Delegates elected at caucus 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Reed's Cash Market Resende, Antone S. Next door to Farrar's (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Wed to Georgianna Pimental, 01/01/1926:8 E. Standish Holmes and James Reynolds purchase market, 08/14/1925:8 Wed to Georgianna Pimental in December 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Reeves, Stanley Restaurants Alumnus of Perkins Institute for the Blind, 10/09/1925:9 see also Central Cafe; Howlett's Cafe and Food Shoppe; Nemasket Sustains injuries in fall, 04/23/1926:2 House; Parker's Restaurant; White Arbor Tea Room Moves store from South Main to Centre St, 11/09/1928:1 Iron Kettle Annex, Soule & Flanders proprietors (ad), 01/02/1925:5 New location at 145 Centre St (ad), 11/09/1928:5 Sisters Home Cooking at Bon Mode, 172 Centre St (ad), 02/20/1925:8 Refuse and Refuse Disposal C.H. Lyon, special order home cooking (ad), 05/01/1925:4 Superintendent of Middleboro Home takes over collection, 04/02/1926:2 Brisk business in ice cream 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Fire chief directs residents to remove combustibles, 04/30/1926:1 Wayside Inn on state road (ad), 12/04/1925:8 Schedule of rubbish collection (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Tritos and Dascouleas purchase Lovell building on Centre St from No cobs or husks please, 09/03/1926:2 Andrew Pasztor, 03/19/1926:2 Notice on disposal of husks, pods, and cobs (ad), 08/17/1928:6 New owners of Lovell building make extensive alterations, A problem on Main St 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 04/02/1926:1 Goodale responds to article on Everett St dump (l), 01/18/1929:3 Tritos and Dascoulias renovate and updates restaurant in Lovell block, Plymouth St section becomes dumping ground, 02/22/1929:1 04/30/1926:1 Request for bids for service (ad), 03/08/1929:4 Lunch wagons must be closed on Sunday 25 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Public health department to handle situation, 03/29/1929:3 Kittie Sylvester opens Jack O' Lantern on Wareham St (ad), Regan, Henry J. 06/11/1926:12 Fined $100 for drunk driving, $50 for operating with suspended license, Campbell's Diner, Everett Square (ad), 07/30/1926:7 04/16/1926:9 Homemade ice cream at Whitcomb's on Taunton Rd (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Regan, Patrick Charles Campbell opens attractive diner at Everett Square, 08/06/1926:6 Included in Boston Sunday Post army roll of honor, 11/25/1927:7 Spilled fat causes blaze at Bob's Lunch, 09/03/1926:1 Registrars of Voters (see Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters) Former cook Martha McVey now runs restaurant at depot, 01/07/1927:1 Reid, John R. H.C. Lyon proprietor of Welcome Inn, 02/11/1927:2 Builds bungalow for Fred Landau, 11/12/1926:7 F.W. Hastay purchases Main St restaurant from F.A. Churbuck 25 years Reidal, Gertrude Hilda ago, 03/25/1927:6 Engaged to Thomas Francis Thompson, 10/26/1928:3 Starratt purchases privileges at railroad station here 25 years ago, Reinhardt, Mrs Charles 04/08/1927:7 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 11/12/1926:7 Daffodil Tea Room on East Main St (ad), 05/27/1927:6 Remil (Mr) Mrs C.V. Dearborn proprietor of Daffodil Tea Room, 07/08/1927:1 Thompson St farm sold to George Beals, 12/23/1927:1 Edith Finneran employed at Union News Co. lunch room, 07/29/1927:1 Remil, M. Mrs C.M. Sylvester resigns from Jack O'Lantern tea room, 08/05/1927:9 Purchases Thompson St farm from James Phelan, 01/15/1926:3 Luther Bailey's lunch room entered by burglars 25 years ago, Remillard, Margaret 08/12/1927:5 North Carver folks attend wedding, 10/26/1928:9 Gerda Erickson opens lunch room on Thatcher's Row, 08/19/1927:5 Remillard, Margaret Rose Hilda Freed and Gerda Erickson open lunch room in Thatcher's Row, Engaged to Joseph Raymond Letendre, 10/19/1928:4 09/02/1927:7 Remillard, Marguerite R. William Shaw purchases Wareham St gas station and lunch room from Engaged to Raymond J. Letendre, 09/07/1928:1 Edward Cannon, 10/21/1927:1 Remillard, Marguerite Rose Bailey's lunchroom suffers break-in 25 years ago, 12/02/1927:6 Wed to Joseph Raymond Letendre, 10/26/1928:4 Victuallers' licenses granted, 03/23/1928:9 Remillard, Oliver M.E. Croswell lets Cape road tea room to J.F. Wainwright, In charge of repairs and alterations for W.S. Scudder, 10/19/1928:1 03/30/1928:2 Remillard, Viola Stephenson sells Taunton St bungalow, tea room, and gas station to A.E. Elsie Lucas charged with assault, 01/09/1925:9 West, 03/30/1928:2 Assault case continued, 01/16/1925:3 William Marchant purchases North Lakeville tea room and poultry farm Lucas assault case further continued, 02/13/1925:3 from Phyllis Brown, 05/11/1928:10

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Restaurants cont. Reynolds, T.H. Temple Place Tea Room, special dinners every day (ad), 05/25/1928:10 Chimney fire on Carver St, 04/12/1929:1 Chinese restaurant opens on New Bedford Rd (ad), 06/15/1928:10 Ri___ (sic), Myrtle B. Ruth Glidden resigns from Park cafe, 07/27/1928:1 Query on containment of contagions (l), 05/10/1929:1 Lorinda's Cupboard, 21 South Main St (ad), 08/10/1928:5 Ricco, Anthony Freeman Harding new owner of Main St restaurant 25 years ago, Purchases Grove St bungalow from Joseph Armoul, 10/30/1925:2 08/17/1928:8 Ricco, Mary Increase in number of lunch places 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Arrested in liquor raid on west side, 06/03/1927:1 Homecooked meals available in vacant store next to Pierce Hardware Not guilty on liquor charge, 07/08/1927:1 (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Ricco, Tony Whip-poor-will Tea Room, Plympton St (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Police seize 24 gallons of beer, 07/16/1926:1 R.H. Nourse, caterer (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Fined $75 for keeping and exposing, 07/23/1926:1 Park Cafe, 25 Centre St (ad), 10/19/1928:3 Rice, Catherine Casey Thelma Ray resigns from Lorinda's Cupboard, 12/14/1928:11 Son born, 06/18/1926:1 Fifty cent dinners at The Blue Bird (ad), 02/08/1929:10 Rice, Claire Jean The Lucky Stop for home cooking (ad), 05/24/1929:8 Born to John Berchon, 05/17/1929:4 Edward Gardner purchases White Arbor from Mae Newcomb, Rice, James C. 07/05/1929:1 Motorcyclist Rice strikes Cambridge auto on Wareham St, 07/26/1929:1 Gardner purchases White Arbor tea room, 07/26/1929:2 Rice, J.B. Brisk fire in lunch cart of Benjamin Chapman, 08/23/1929:1 Daughter born, 05/03/1929:4 New fish and chip place next to Park Theatre (ad), 08/30/1929:8 Rice, John The Buttonwoods Inn and Gift Shop (ad), 10/04/1929:10 Engaged to Catherine Casey, 06/19/1925:2 Jane's Food Shoppe, 469 Centre St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Son born, 06/18/1926:1 Nicks Pine Cone on Wareham St (ad), 10/11/1929:10 Rice, John Berchon William Clark chef at Sisson's diner, 11/22/1929:6 Daughter born, 05/17/1929:4 Restrooms (see Public Comfort Stations) Rice, John J. Revolutionary War Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 see also Daughters of the American Revolution - Nemasket Chapter Rice, John J., Jr. Colonel Joseph Avis West built Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Wed to Catherine Cecilia Casey, 06/19/1925:4 Lest we forget (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 04/09/1926:1 Rice, Lillian M. Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Taunton man arrested for trespassing, 06/22/1928:10 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Rich, George W. Deborah Sampson soldier under name Robert Shurtleff, biography, Purchases interest in Thomas & Holmes 50 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 08/10/1928:3 Richards (Mr) Wood cemetery resting place of soldiers, 07/05/1929:1 Marble worker imports best materials 50 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Girl soldier, Deborah Sampson, kept secret well, 10/04/1929:8 Employs Edward Stetson at market, 09/25/1925:3 Reyes, Nellie Hudnut Richards, Adelia C. Will in probate, 03/02/1928:9 Wants woman to remain on School Committee (l), 01/02/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/29/1928:6 Resigns from school board, 06/17/1927:1 Reynolds, Adelbert Richards, George A. Fined $10 for larceny of cedar poles, 07/01/1927:1 Closes business for health reasons (ad), 04/22/1927:5 Reynolds, Charles Closes market on Centre St, 04/29/1927:1 Moves from Lane St to Centre St, 02/18/1927:7 Disposes of market fixtures to New Bedford parties, 05/13/1927:3 Reynolds, Dorothy Obituary, 06/03/1927:1 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 Dies at age 61, 06/03/1927:4 Wed to Kenneth L. Childs, 06/19/1925:4 Will in probate, 06/17/1927:7 Reynolds, Edmund Nelson's Grove cottage sold to Herbert Harlow, 06/08/1928:6 Ouelett claims self-defense assault case against Reynolds and Perkins, Richards, George C. 11/27/1925:1 Returns home from Europe 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Reynolds, Edward E. Plans large brick building for business 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Obituary, 12/27/1929:1 Richards, George H. Reynolds, Emma L. Easton man contracts to build new building on Depot St 50 years ago, Wife of Edward E. dies at age 67, 02/15/1929:4 07/22/1927:6 Reynolds, Ernest E. Richards, Hannah I. Gets 30 days for larceny of hens from Ferraguto, 01/11/1929:3 Obituary, 01/15/1926:1 Reynolds, Gertrude Smith Taunton woman dies at age 77, 01/15/1926:4 Dies in North Attleboro, 06/22/1928:2 Richards, Herbert E. Reynolds, Howard S. Obituary, 01/21/1927:7 Clyde Harlow to superintend construction of house, 12/07/1928:1 Richards, Mrs George Reynolds, James Sells Nelson's Grove cottage to Herbert Harlow, 07/22/1927:6 Moves from Taunton Rd to Arch St, 02/13/1925:3 Richards, Mrs George A. And E. Standish Holmes purchase Reed's Cash Market, 08/14/1925:8 Addresses South Middleboro PTA on co-operation, 04/10/1925:1 Reynolds, James D. Richards, Samuel John Houlihan nearly killed after ride on running board, 10/05/1928:1 Dies in Milton, 01/14/1927:5 Reynolds, James E. Richardson (Mr) Purchases Cross St cottage from David Cairns, 04/13/1928:9 Starts nail manufacture 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Reynolds, Margaret Lavina Richardson, George T. Wed to Manuel Morris, Jr., 10/22/1926:4 Customer from South America visits 50 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 Reynolds, Shaw H. Richardson, G.T., Jr. Purchases Lakeville garage from G. Russell Perkins, 09/27/1929:1 Takes postal clerk exam 25 years ago, 05/11/1928:6

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Richardson, Irvin L. Richmond, Rufus Resigns from Maxim Motor Co., moves to Maine, 12/04/1925:1 Moves from Vernon St to Courtland St, 11/30/1928:5 Richardson, Jean E. Richmond, S.G. Wedding described, 11/27/1925:1 Chimney fire in North Middleboro, 11/02/1928:1 Wed to Clarence L. Chute, 11/27/1925:4 Richmond, Stephen Richardson, Robert Sells North Lakeville cottage to M.E. Osborne, 04/23/1926:2 Employed in Millis, 05/14/1926:1 Sells North Lakeville place to Osborne, moves to Faulkner place at Richardson & Scudder Rock, 05/14/1926:6 Petition for bankruptcy of Shovel Co. 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Purchases Plymouth St home from Edwin Holmes, 01/28/1927:5 Richmond (Miss) Purchases North Middleboro farm from Harold Allen, 02/04/1927:4 Burial at Titicut cemetery, 10/04/1929:2 Occupies new home on Plymouth St, 03/04/1927:1 Richmond, Bertha Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 11/02/1928:2 Wedding described, 07/27/1928:1 Richmond, Stephen G. Wed to Reginald Reed, 07/27/1928:4 Purchases North Middleboro poultry farm from Harold Allen, Richmond, Cora Peirce 01/21/1927:7 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Richmond, Theodore A. Richmond, Cora Pierce Salesman for Keith & Pratt 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Resigns as soprano at Taunton church 25 years ago, 04/23/1926:8 Richmond, Winston Richmond, Eben A. Setter dog takes first at Middleboro show, 04/09/1926:8 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Son born, 11/16/1928:3 Richmond, Eleazer Richmond, Winston D. North Lakeville house (p), 08/21/1925:1 Wed to Dorothy Choate, 03/30/1928:4 Dies 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Wedding described, 03/30/1928:9 Richmond, Elisha W. Richmond's Obituary, 05/01/1925:1 Tires sold on Pearl St (ad), 04/09/1926:5 Richmond, Ethel Richter, Herman Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 03/20/1925:2 Son born, 04/09/1926:6 Wins Boston Daily Globe essay contest, 06/05/1925:7 Ricker, Charles S. To go four years at Bridgewater Normal school, 06/26/1925:1 Moves from North Middleboro to Bridgewater, 06/01/1928:3 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/25/1926:2, 4 Ricker, Sherwood Teaches in Stoughton High school, 08/26/1927:1 Chimney fire at State Farm house, 01/27/1928:4 Attends Simmons College, 08/10/1928:9 Rider, Earl E. Teaches in Stoughton, 12/21/1928:2 Plans new depot 50 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Assistant librarian at Wheaton College, 02/01/1929:3 Rider, Earle Librarian at Wheaton College, 05/17/1929:2 Builds new depot at Taunton 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Resumes duties as librarian at Wheaton College, 09/06/1929:6 Rider, E.E. Richmond, Harry Plans house near bulls' eye crossing 50 years ago, 07/13/1928:8 Sells large consignment of tires to Brockton company, 03/25/1927:7 Riel, Mrs Alfred J. Sells two large orders of tires, 08/12/1927:1 Resides in New York, 08/09/1929:1 Richmond, Harry E. Rigby, Frederick Seiberling tires (ad), 12/02/1927:4 Wedding described, 09/30/1927:1 Agent for Mohawk tires and tubes (ad), 06/28/1929:3 Wed to Elsie Agnes Kraus, 09/30/1927:4 Richmond, Leonard Rigby, Mrs Fred Loses valuable horse 50 years ago, 03/06/1925:6 Shower held for recent bride, 10/07/1927:1 Richmond, Lewis K. Riggs, Albert Wedding described, 06/29/1928:1 Moves from Oak St to Park St, 04/02/1926:2 Wed to Lillian A. Allen, 06/29/1928:4 Riggs, Ezra Richmond, Lewis Keith Obituary, 08/03/1928:8 Engaged to Lillian Augusta Allen, 06/01/1928:4 Riggs, Harry J. Richmond, Louis Collides with car driven by Robert Goodwin at Center and Pearl St, Asylum attendant at State Farm, 10/26/1928:3 09/17/1926:1 Richmond, Lysander Riggs, Lewis J. Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 05/04/1928:1 Dies at age 84, 02/08/1929:4 Richmond, Merton Riley, Edward Resides in Boston, 09/16/1927:7 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Richmond, Mrs Nathan P. Riley, James Relative dies in Ramsey, NJ, 11/04/1927:5 Muttock Mill immortalized in poetry (p), 07/10/1925:1 Richmond, Mrs Stephen Middleboro had poet all its own, 06/07/1929:1 Branch of public library opens at home of, 12/21/1928:2 Riley, Joseph F. Librarian ill, 02/15/1929:2 Wed to Mildred Whitty, 04/16/1926:4 Richmond, Nathan Wedding described, 04/16/1926:9 Harold Nickerson struck by auto, dies, 06/08/1928:9 Riley, Thomas F. Richmond, Nathan P. Purchases homestead at Alden mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, Held blameless in death of 7-year-old Nickerson, 08/10/1928:1 07/16/1926:7 Richmond, Roy Purchases Coombs St homestead from J.A. Perkins 25 years ago, Driver of George Davison's bus collides with Roxbury auto, 10/19/1928:8 07/02/1926:1 Rimbach, Fred Richmond, Roy S. D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Davison's bus rear-ends auto driven by Elijah Ober, 12/17/1926:1

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Rimel, Margaret A. Roads, Highways, Etc. cont. Mortgagee's sale, 11/18/1927:5 Lakeville selectmen petition for improvements on Precinct and Myricks Ring, John St, 12/04/1925:8 Not guilty of assault on Joseph McCourt, 03/05/1926:6 Town manager petitions for improvements to roads in Middleboro, Riordan, Annie L. 12/04/1925:8 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 08/09/1929:4 Work resumes on new stretch between Rock and South Middleboro, Riordan, Bridget 04/30/1926:1 Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Selectmen appoint special police for highway construction, Riordan, Daniel C. 05/21/1926:5 Former Middleboro pastor now in Watertown, 11/02/1928:6 New road at South Middleboro to open soon, 06/11/1926:6 Ripley, Charles E. New road in South Middleboro opens, 07/02/1926:6 Resides in Lynn Haven, FL, 04/08/1927:9 Need brush trimmed for safety, 08/13/1926:5 Ripley, Maud I. Petition to legislature on poor conditions of local roads, 09/10/1926:6 Composes poem about hometown (l), 03/02/1928:9 Call for sealed bids for macadam work in Lakeville, 04/22/1927:6 Riss, Florence Work underway on Highland Rd, 05/13/1927:2 Librarian at Bates School, 11/25/1927:1 House at corner of Miller and Smith St to be moved back to widen Ritten___ (sic), L. corner, 08/05/1927:2 Couple celebrates anniversary, 05/06/1927:1 W.C. Thomas' corner house moved to widen road in Rock, 08/19/1927:6 Rittenburg, William Improvements to section from Marion Rd to Rock nearly complete, Wedding described, 01/18/1929:1 08/26/1927:6 Ritter, Hattie Long stretch of gravel road laid from Snow's hill to cemetery in Engaged to James Hallett, 05/04/1928:1 Warrentown, 06/22/1928:1 Ritter, Hattie May Sanding of sunless curves appreciated, 02/01/1929:1 Engaged to James Hallett, 04/27/1928:1 Main road between Middleboro and Bridgewater under repair, Ritter, Hattie Mae 05/10/1929:1 Engaged to James Hallett, 05/11/1928:4 Harvey Thomas files action against town for damage to auto, Wedding described, 05/25/1928:1 05/17/1929:1 Wed to James Hallett, 05/25/1928:4 Road between Purchade and Bridgewater patched, 08/02/1929:1 Ritter, Lena County makes $877.19 payment to Lakeville, 09/06/1929:1 Nelson Manwaring in head-on collision with Plymouth driver, Section from Station St to railroad station repaired, 11/01/1929:1 06/26/1925:1 Selectmen take tour in interest of repairs, 11/08/1929:4 Employed at Crosby House in Osterville, 04/16/1926:3 Petition for improvements to local roads, 11/15/1929:5 Ritter, Louis Move for new highway to relieve Cape traffic, 11/22/1929:2 Raises upper portion of house, adds pediment front 50 years ago, Roads, Highways, Etc. (25 years ago) 05/21/1926:4 Middleboro gets no state funding, 08/07/1925:6 Legally adopts Hattie Peavey, 04/27/1928:1 Over six miles of new road planned, 04/06/1928:7 Announces candidacy for selectman, 11/09/1928:1 Contract for construction of 14,400 feet of state highway goes to Boston Political statement (ad), 12/14/1928:12 firm, 06/15/1928:8 Not withdrawing from election, 01/11/1929:1 Boston contractor works on three miles of road in South Middleboro, Despite rumors, running for selectman (ad) (l), 01/18/1929:10 07/13/1928:8 Adds piazza to front of home, 07/19/1929:1 Petition for funds to complete highway to Rochester line, 02/08/1929:7 Ritter, Mrs Louis South Middleboro gets 10,240 ft. of state highway, 10/11/1929:8 Cousin dies in Abington, 04/12/1929:1 Roads, Highways, Etc. (50 years ago) Ritter, Susanna H. Petition for new road from Centre St to Town House, 04/03/1925:8 Obituary, 04/17/1925:1 Taunton man sues Lakeville over damages received on road, Dies at age 53, 04/17/1925:4 11/27/1925:6 Will in probate, 05/08/1925:3 State work-house inmates lay pounded stone, 04/01/1927:6 Riverside Garage Robb, William J. Hires Herbert Batchelder, 12/11/1925:3 Engaged to Edith Gammons, 05/27/1927:9 Roach, Edward F. Robbery Wedding described, 04/22/1927:7 see also Automobile Theft; Burglary; Horse Stealing; Larceny; Poultry Roads, Highways, Etc. Stealing; Shoplifting; Theft see also Massachusetts State Highway Commission; Middleboro - Peter Nazarian held up by highwaymen on road in Milton, 12/18/1925:1 Highway Department Pipe and fittings taken from high school job site, 08/20/1926:1 Selectmen petition county commissioners for improvements, William H. Luther & Sons jewelry factory robbed, 08/20/1926:1 01/02/1925:5 Antique Windsor chairs taken from piazza of Mrs George Sampson, County commissioners consider petition, 02/06/1925:3 08/20/1926:4 Request for bids to macadam highway section, 08/21/1925:8 Junk dealers steal street railway construction materials 25 years ago, New construction between Fall Brook and South Middleboro, 08/27/1926:6 08/28/1925:1 Attempted assault and robbery at W.H. Luther jewelry factory no joke, Construction of gravel road on Long Pond and Marion Rd progresses 12/30/1927:1 nicely, 08/28/1925:3 Carroll Morrison charged with assault with intent to rob Joseph Botti, Brockton contract gets contract for road building here, 09/04/1925:1 01/06/1928:1 Contracts for highway reconstruction here total $212,103.10, Line between mischief and crime thin, 01/06/1928:1 09/25/1925:3 James L. Jenney's coal company robbed 25 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 New detour at South Middleboro avoids construction, 10/09/1925:1 Carroll Robbins held up by bandits while returning here from Waltham, New cement road from Bridgewater to Lakeville Town House to relieve 01/25/1929:1 Cape traffic, 11/06/1925:2 Quincy man held up on Middleboro-Bridgewater road, 02/22/1929:3 New road work progressing rapidly, 11/13/1925:6 Candy stolen from Benjamin Chapman's lunch cart, 11/15/1929:2

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Robbery cont. Robbins, S.W. Colonial Filling Station robbed twice this month, 12/06/1929:3 Makes improvements to Plymouth St home, 04/26/1929:4 Tablet stolen from boulder at Lakeville town house, 12/13/1929:4 Robbins, W.Z. Reward offered for information and evidence in theft (ad), Makes improvements to Plymouth St home, 04/26/1929:4 12/13/1929:12 Roberta's Beauty Shoppe Robbins (Mr) Water damaged in fire at Pierce building, 07/17/1925:1 Occupies house on Plymouth St, 11/30/1928:5 Re-opens in Sullivan building (ad), 07/24/1925:10 Robbins, Alfred E. Adds new booth (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Blaze at East Middleboro home, 09/27/1929:6 New shop in Room 6 of Glidden building (ad), 06/03/1927:8 Robbins, Annie Roberts (Mr) Sister dies in Plymouth, 05/31/1929:4 General secretary of YMCA resigns 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Robbins, B.G. Roberts, A.E. Brockton couple married 50 years, 01/04/1929:4 First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Robbins, Carroll Roberts, Albert E. Son born, 04/22/1927:1 Former YMCA secretary posted in New York City (p), 04/27/1928:4 Robbins, Carroll G. Roberts, Ann Barbara Wed to Flora M. Ware, 10/15/1926:6 Engaged to Brenton Stevens Ayer, 04/27/1928:4 Wedding described, 10/15/1926:7 Wed to Brenton Stevens Ayer, 06/01/1928:4 Held up by bandits while returning here from Waltham, 01/25/1929:1 Roberts, Annie Robbins, Charles Irving Obituary, 03/27/1925:9 Wed to Marie Hazel Cote, 05/24/1929:4 Resides in Singac, NJ, 06/28/1929:2 Robbins, Doris Roberts, Charles E. Employed at Keith factory, 08/21/1925:5 Purchases Waterville place from Henry Bryant, 04/19/1929:1 Robbins, George Roberts, Earl Clark Chimney fire on Wood St, 12/09/1927:1 Wed to Neva May Shiverick, 09/27/1929:4 Robbins, Gordon Franklin Roberts, Fannie Wed to Edith Anna Cronin, 08/30/1929:4 Engaged to Richard Tanguay, 11/01/1929:4 Robbins, Howard Roberts, Fannie Celia And Frederick Eayrs collide on North Main St, 07/26/1929:1 Engaged to Richard Tanguay, 11/01/1929:4 Robbins, John C. Roberts, Henry Purchases Mill St farm from Matthew Kelly, 06/18/1926:2 Contracts with Bryant & Soule for construction of power house 25 years Robbins, John S. ago, 07/08/1927:6 Mortally wounded at Bull Run 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Roberts, Henry J. Robbins, Leland Contracts to provide brick for large number of houses 25 years ago, Purchases two acres on Wareham St from Clarence Thomas, 01/01/1926:7 04/06/1928:3 Roberts, James F. Liquor raid at Spring Tavern on Wareham St, 09/06/1929:3 New janitor of Bank block 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Robbins, Leland W. Roberts, Joseph Pleads not guilty to violation of wage law, 10/19/1928:1 Chimney fire at Barrows St home, 03/20/1925:3 Fined $50 for wage law violation, 11/23/1928:2 Resides in Trenton, NJ, 01/08/1926:5, 08/12/1927:8 Robbins, Louise Purchases Centre St place from Lyman Chute, 11/30/1928:6 Attends nursing course in New Bedford, 02/05/1926:4 Roberts, Leon M. Robbins, Lucy Maria Petition for administration of estate, 01/28/1927:6 Obituary, 12/10/1926:6 Roberts, Louise Isabell Peck Robbins, Lydia M. Wed to Walter George Durgan, 05/03/1929:4 Obituary, 03/26/1926:4 Roberts, Maria Watson Robbins, Lydia Maria Obituary, 02/11/1927:9 Widow of Benjamin W. dies at age 91, 03/19/1926:4 Roberts, Mary Robbins, Mabel H. Employed at Howlett's Food Store, 05/27/1927:1 Obituary, 07/30/1926:1 Resides in Singac, NJ, 08/31/1928:8 Robbins, Mabel Hammond Roberts, Paul Wife of George A. dies at age 49, 07/30/1926:3 Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 Robbins, Marion Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Attends Kinyon's Commercial school in New Bedford, 04/13/1928:2 Roberts, Sam Robbins, Mary Moves to New Jersey, 09/09/1927:1 Dies in Plymouth, 05/31/1929:4 Roberts, Theodore A. Robbins, Myra Buys rights to catch alewives here, 04/03/1925:1 Obituary, 02/11/1927:3 Roberts, Wardel H. Robbins, Myra A. Attends Philadelphia Dental College 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Petition for administration of estate, 04/01/1927:7 Robichaud, Ralph Rudolph Will in probate, 05/06/1927:4 Son born, 07/27/1928:4 Robbins, Percy Robichaud, Rudolph Lake Shore Line conductor sues town for damages 25 years ago, Infant son of Ralph and Elizabeth Barry dies, 07/05/1929:4 11/06/1925:6 Robideaux, George Standing grass for sale (ad), 07/01/1927:8 Pedestrian struck by autoist from Swansea, 11/08/1929:5 Robbins, Preston Robideaux, Joseph Shoots fox from barn door, 10/22/1926:1 Commits suicide by hanging, 05/08/1925:3 Robbins, Stella Robidoux, Joseph Saves Somerville girl from drowning, 09/14/1928:8 Assistant to T.M. Wood, undertaker and embalmer (ad), 10/07/1927:8

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Robinet, Mary J. Robinson, Frank Purchases property from Marcus Merrick and Mary Davis, 06/07/1929:1 Afflicted with measles, 07/09/1926:6 Robinet, William Resides in Chester, VT, 09/06/1929:6 Sells North Lakeville property to L. Van Wart, 06/07/1929:1 Robinson, Godfrey Robinson (Dr) Auto collides with vehicle from Florida, 07/09/1926:1 Egger to hold auction of stored goods (ad), 11/15/1929:5 Worcester woman runs into tree at Robinson's, 07/12/1929:6 Robinson, Alice I. Robinson, Henry H. Wedding described, 12/03/1926:1 Taunton man has herring privileges at Squawbetty dam 25 years ago, Robinson, Alvaris 04/05/1929:6 Dies at age 56, 02/15/1929:4 Robinson, Inez Robinson, Alvaris S. Police shepherd dog wins prizes at dog shows, 09/18/1925:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/01/1929:9 Shepherd takes first at Dartmouth event, 09/10/1926:1 Robinson, Alvaris Southworth Robinson, Irving Obituary, 02/22/1929:1 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/17/1925:1 Robinson, Annie Robinson, Irving L. Lets Peirce St apartment to Carl Kendall, 03/05/1926:7 In charge of Whitman's Department Store since Whitman's death in Wife of John H. dies, 05/03/1929:4 1921, 07/13/1928:1 Robinson, Annie L. Resigns from Dunbar & Powrie, 08/03/1928:1 Sells Peirce St home to Carl Kendall, 08/23/1929:1 Robinson, J.E. Robinson, Augustus O. Optometrist, 113 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Obituary from 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 John Williams runs fire truck into Robinson's store sign, 11/20/1925:1 Robinson, Benjamin F. Robinson, John H. South Weymouth man dies at age 83, 04/10/1925:4 And Fairbanks purchase Elisha Tucker homestead 50 years ago, Robinson, Betsey E. 01/20/1928:7 Obituary, 06/29/1928:4 Robinson, Lawrence R. Robinson, Betsy Dislocates shoulder skiing, 02/26/1926:8 Agnes Price sells Pleasant St place to out-of-town parties, 08/17/1928:7 Robinson, L.T. Robinson, Dorothy Engaged as ship carpenter in Woods Hole, 01/30/1925:1 Teacher ill with measles, 02/20/1925:4 Robinson, Lucy M. Teaches at Plymouth Street School, 09/09/1927:1 Funeral held in Brockton, 06/26/1925:8 Recovers from mumps, 07/27/1928:1 Robinson, Lucy Morton Robinson, E. Obituary, 06/19/1925:1 James Sparrow works on house 50 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Robinson, Margaret Robinson, Edward Mother dies in Nova Scotia, 03/27/1925:5 And wife uninjured when auto strikes pole, 01/09/1925:9 Wed to Wilfred Creighton, 06/21/1929:1 Robinson, Emil Robinson, Marian I. Purchases North St cottage from Charles Babb, 05/15/1925:5 Wedding described, 02/15/1929:1 Robinson, Emma A. Wed to Harold E. Pratt, 02/15/1929:4 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Newlyweds surprised with shower, 04/12/1929:2 Robinson, Evelyn Robinson, Marion Principal of Pratt Free School, 01/22/1926:1 Boucher's auto crashes into tree near North and Oak St, passengers Moves to Pleasant St, 05/21/1926:7 injured, 08/07/1925:1 Aunt dies in Passaic, NJ, 03/11/1927:1 Robinson, Marion E. Purchases new auto, 05/27/1927:10 Engaged to John W. Holbrook, 10/23/1925:1 Takes leave of absence from Pratt Free School, 11/23/1928:3 Robinson, Marion Pearl Etta Robinson, Everett Wedding described, 11/06/1925:1 Makes improvements to home 50 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Wed to John Warren Holbrook, 11/06/1925:4 Runs for senate 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Robinson, Morrill North Main St house remodeled by Edward Bryant (p), 09/18/1925:1 N.W. Pratt purchases homestead 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Republican nominee for Senate 50 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 First Baptist beneficiary of family fund, 03/11/1927:1 Massachusetts senator 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 First Baptist beneficiary of Read-Robinson Fund, 04/08/1927:4 Repeat blaze on Barden Hill 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Robinson, Mrs Godfrey Purchases stone building at Main and Jackson St 50 years ago, Installs radio, 03/20/1925:2 03/02/1928:8 Robinson, Mrs John Executor of will of Bradford Sumner Washburn 50 years ago, Lets Peirce St apartment to Estella Elliott, 10/07/1927:1 03/09/1928:7 Robinson, Mrs Robert R. Removes office to estate 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Resides in Waltham, 07/10/1925:1 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Robinson, Myrtle Robinson, Florence Obituary, 06/24/1927:9 Boucher's auto crashes into tree near North and Oak St, passengers Robinson, Myrtle Louise injured, 08/07/1925:1 Daughter of George H. and Jessie Garnett dies at age 15, 06/17/1927:4 Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/18/1925:1 Robinson, Rodman H. Attends school in New London, CT, 12/31/1926:4 Purchases Tribou estate from C.J. Fillmore 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Robinson, Rodman Hazard Attends school in Connecticut, 04/05/1929:3 Obituary, 02/05/1926:1 Robinson, Florence A. Robinson, Ruth Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Employed at public library, 04/09/1926:3 Robinson, William L. Robinson, Florence Grace Obituary, 09/27/1929:1 Middleboro class of 1925 statistician, address (p), 06/26/1925:1

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Robinson, William Louis Rogers, Charles Mansfield man dies at age 73, 09/27/1929:4 Returns to farm in North Lakeville, 04/17/1925:6 Robinson, W.J. Installs gas filling station near Lakeville home, 07/31/1925:7 Hopkins builds water tower on farm 25 years ago, 10/30/1925:6 Trio of young men from earlier days (p), 07/15/1927:1 Rocco, Charles Della Small blaze on Everett St, 12/13/1929:1 Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Rogers, Charles E. Rock Cemetery Superintendent and matron resign from town farm, 02/27/1925:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/17/1925:3, 04/23/1926:6 Rogers, Charles H. Mortuary chapel complete (p), 08/27/1926:3 Sells Long Pond Rd property to Louis Willett, 08/14/1925:5 Association holds annual meeting, 04/22/1927:2 Rogers, Charles M. Holds annual meeting, 04/20/1928:9 Loses $1,500 in stock in Brockton fire 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Monument placed on Swett lot, 04/20/1928:9 Rogers, C.M. Monument placed on Battis lot, 05/25/1928:2 Floor manager at 1866 Promenade Concert and Ball (p), 11/20/1925:1 Caretaker Frank Washburn puts cemetery in order, 06/01/1928:3 Rogers, Eleanor Catherine Rock Community Club Born to Warren, 11/04/1927:1 Holds 4th annual meeting, 01/21/1927:2 Rogers, Fannie E. Rock Post Office Agnes Angers petitions for name change, 06/03/1927:5 J.C. Turner replaces Clarence Cushman as postmaster 25 years ago, Rogers, Fannie Elizabeth 07/30/1926:6 Wed to Floyd Arthur Tufts, 07/01/1927:4 New hours, 04/29/1927:7 Rogers, George Mail schedule, 09/30/1927:6 Resides in Charlestown, 09/25/1925:4 Mail to Cape leaves earlier, 01/20/1928:2 Resides in Boston, 01/07/1927:3 Rock Railroad Station Moves from North Lakeville to Everett, 04/27/1928:1 Employs C.T. Westgate, 11/05/1926:3 Rogers, Harold Fred Douglas tower operator, 04/15/1927:2 Arrives here from Michigan, 09/16/1927:1 Agent's duties combined with flagman's, 04/29/1927:7 Rogers, Harold H. Flagman David Gardner loses post, 04/29/1927:7 New pastor at North Middleboro, 09/02/1927:4 Flag station 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Attends Harvard College, 04/12/1929:9 Employs Clifford Westgate, 11/25/1927:4 Rogers, Harold Henry C.S. Westgate works at both Rock and South Middleboro stations, North Middleboro Congregational ordination for pastor, 11/18/1927:1 02/17/1928:3 Rogers, Herbert Perry does afternoon flagging at Rock crossing, 02/17/1928:3 Hit by car headed for Bridgewater, 02/20/1925:1 Raymond Perry flag master, 02/17/1928:3 Rogers, James Flagman reinstated as traffic to Cape increases, 06/22/1928:2 Washburn St couple married 25 years, 11/25/1927:10 Kermit Hodgeboom flagman, 06/29/1928:2 Rogers, Lenette May Kermit Hogaboom minds the crossing, 12/21/1928:2 Engaged to Geoffroy Atkinson, 10/07/1927:4 Depot suffers break-in 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Wedding described, 06/22/1928:2 Gang installs new electric light crossing signals, 10/18/1929:8 Wed to Geoffrey Atkinson, 06/22/1928:4 Rock School Rogers, Lizzie Myra Atwood's class (p), 05/17/1929:1 Sprains both ankles in fall on porch, 10/21/1927:1 Mabel Guidaboni transfers to Union Street School, replaced by Rogers, Lizzie L. Elizabeth Drew, 07/05/1929:1 Poem in tribute to Mr and Mrs Hathaway on 50th anniversary, Rockwell, Mrs Arthur E. 11/19/1926:1 Resides in Halifax, NS, 09/07/1928:1 Rogers, Luther Rocky Meadow And Osborne repair and paint Archibald's home, 07/03/1925:7 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Builds bungalow on New Rd, 04/06/1928:4 Roderick, Tony Rogers, Marion Returns home to California, 08/16/1929:1 Resides in Washington, DC, 07/30/1926:1 Rodgers, Charles E. Rogers, Mary E. Steam boilers and radiators (ad), 12/02/1927:4 Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Rogers (Mr) Wife of Hugh J. dies at age 40, 04/08/1927:4 Dies in Lainsburg, MI, 07/19/1929:3 Rogers, Mary Louise Alger Rogers, Alice Aloyisa Daughter born, 04/15/1927:2 Wed to Orrin Joseph Eaton, 09/14/1928:4 Rogers, Maud Lucille Rogers, Alton Obituary, 01/06/1928:1 Whitcomb purchases Taunton Rd place from Mrs K.A. Harris, Widow of George W. dies at age 65, 01/06/1928:4 04/09/1926:8 Rogers, Mildred Rogers, Alton R. Resides in Washington, DC, 07/30/1926:1 Purchases Centre St place from Maria Lovell, 11/08/1929:1 Rogers, Mrs John Rogers, Arthur Dies in Raynham, 12/21/1928:2 Resides in Los Angeles, CA, 09/04/1925:1 Rogers, Raymond Rogers, Arthur S. Recovers from injures received in auto accident, 09/14/1928:2 Resides in Los Angeles, CA, 06/21/1929:1 Rogers, R.S. Rogers, Asa Loses $600 in stock in Brockton fire 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Obituary, 02/15/1929:4 Rogers, Russell Rogers, Bert Daughter born, 04/15/1927:2 H. Dudley Pratt builds cottage at Loon Pond for Rogers, 04/30/1926:2 Rogers, Vera Rogers, Catherine Louise Recovers from injures received in auto accident, 09/14/1928:2 Born to Russell and Mary Louise Alger, 04/15/1927:2

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Rogers, Warren Rose, Martina Purchases Everett St tenement from John Griffith, 11/27/1925:7 Sells Cross St property to Middleboro parties, 01/29/1926:4 Daughter born, 11/04/1927:1 Rose, Mrs Ernest Rogers, William Resides in Hartford, CT, 12/28/1928:3, 11/01/1929:4 Resides in Concord, NH, 06/12/1925:7 Rose, Mrs Joseph Rogers, William H. John D. Sullivan brings breach of contract action against Rose, Wed to Hattie Gabrey, 07/10/1925:6 09/11/1925:5 Roht (Mr) Rose, Mrs William Englestead's Store under new management (ad), 07/19/1929:8 Escapes Florida hurricane unharmed, 09/24/1926:1 Roht, Anna C. Rosen, Frank Obituary, 12/09/1927:1 Engaged to Dora Wright, 07/26/1929:4, 09/06/1929:4 Dies at age 22, 12/09/1927:4 Wed to Dora Wright, 09/06/1929:4 Roht, Bena Wedding described, 09/13/1929:1 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Rosenthal, George J. Wife of John dies at age 55, 03/11/1927:6 Opens new clothing store on Centre St, 03/08/1929:1 Roht, Jacobina Occupies Hardy's house on East Grove St, 03/22/1929:1 Will in probate, 06/24/1927:4 Ross (Mr) Roht, John Ohio family purchases house from William Bearse, 05/06/1927:7 Holmes' truck collides with Roht's sedan on Oak St, 05/29/1925:1 Ross, James F. Roht, Joseph Purchases Wareham St house from William Bearse, 04/08/1927:10 Obituary, 07/27/1928:1 Ross, Mrs Ermine Son of John dies at age 16, 07/27/1928:4 Sells South Middleboro cottage to Jennie Bourne, 01/13/1928:4 Roht, Robert Rossini, William Severs connection with Middleboro Bakery, 03/26/1926:1 Arrested for track-walking, 03/15/1929:5 Graduates from Tufts, 06/21/1929:1 Rossiter, James Resigns from Hayes' bakery, reopens Englestead store, 07/19/1929:1 Obituary, 12/30/1927:1 Roht, Tyce Rotch, A.G. Sells Long Pond cottage to A.B. Chase, 07/16/1926:1 Purchases Fuller St farm from Holden Green, 03/15/1929:1 Rollins, John Rotch, Arthur G. Father dies in Manchester, NH, 04/06/1928:2 Employs Paul Chute at Hilltop Farm, 05/01/1925:2 Rommell (Mr) Resides in Boston, 10/22/1926:1 Egger to hold auction of stored goods (ad), 11/15/1929:5 Hilltop Farm couple married 20 years, 10/07/1927:3 Rondelli, Geatano E.J. Thompson contracts to do interior work, 09/06/1929:4 Wed to Mary Dutra, 06/24/1927:4 Housewarming at new home at Hill Top Farm, 11/08/1929:2 Roofers Rotch, Morgan see also Churchill, Chester McCormick builds cellar for new barn 25 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Thomas & Clapp complete 10,000 feet of roofing in Somerset 25 years Rotch, Mrs Arthur G. ago, 10/26/1928:7 Chairman of MA branch of Smith-Robinson Voters' League, Rook (Miss) 09/14/1928:5 Attends high school in Providence, 04/26/1929:6 Has old house from West Brookfield moved to Lakeville, 12/20/1929:8 Rook, S.J. Round (Mrs) New pastor of South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church, Resides in Huntington, WV, 06/21/1929:1 04/12/1929:3 Round, Dexter H. Rook, Wilbur Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Resides in Providence, RI, 07/19/1929:4 Wed to Helen A. MacDonald, 06/12/1925:4 Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919 Round, Mrs Dexter H. Passes through Middleboro in 1912 (p), 03/23/1928:1 Resides in Huntington, WV, 10/28/1927:1 Rorschach, Caroline Rounds, Charles M. Obituary, 04/17/1925:1 Settles in El Gloria community in Cuba, 11/06/1925:6 Wife of Emil dies at age 82, 04/17/1925:4 Rounds, F.L. Rorschach, Emil Has horse entered at Taunton races 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Robert Kennedy purchases house at South Main and Bridge St, Sells trotter to Tiverton party 25 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 06/04/1926:5 Rounds, Fred L. Rorschach, Karoline Dog takes ribbon at annual meet in Barre, 10/18/1929:1 Will in probate, 08/07/1925:7 Rounds, Mrs Merton Executor petitions to sell real estate, 05/28/1926:10 Resides in Campbello, 10/12/1928:2 Rorschach, Otto Roundy, B.A. Son born, 07/22/1927:6 Secures concert contract for Middleboro Band in Onset 25 years ago, Rose, Angie L. 03/13/1925:7 Granted teaching certification from School Board 25 years ago, Band leader retires 25 years ago, 03/12/1926:6 07/01/1927:6 Plays in summer band in the White Mountains 25 years ago, Rose, Frances 09/24/1926:6 Ill with diphtheria, 11/25/1927:1 Rounseville (M) Rose, Jesse Deepens well at Eaton Family School 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Dies in Florida, 08/20/1926:4 Rounseville (Mr) Rose, Joseph, Jr. Digs cellar for new school near Town House 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Rolls sedan twice, Waters and Scanlon thrown from car, 06/05/1925:1 Sanford house moved to Pearl St 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Rose, Manuel E. Prepares foundation for Sherman's house 50 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Sells East Main St tenement to Edward Farley, 09/04/1925:7

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Rounseville, Freelove Thompson Royle, Eleanor M. Bedspread woven by Thompson in 1820 on display at Soule's, Wedding described, 10/19/1928:1 01/01/1926:1 Ruberg, M. Rounseville, Gamaliel First Baptist extends call 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Tax assessor in 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Rubin, Avlino Rounseville, Herbert W. Engaged to Rose Martin Neves, 02/24/1928:4 Juvenile gets probation for violation of auto laws, 01/20/1928:1 Ruda, Joseph Rounseville, Ida Daughter born, 11/06/1925:1 Lets Park St apartment to Albert Riggs, 04/02/1926:2 Son born, 06/24/1927:2 Rounseville, Ida F. Daughter born, 07/05/1929:4, 07/12/1929:4 Lets Oak St house to Everett Caswell, 01/02/1925:7 Rudolph, Alvin J. Lets Benton St apartment to William Coughlin, 07/03/1925:5 Charged with drunk driving, drunkenness, reckless driving, Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 07/31/1925:8 09/28/1928:6 Lets Sproat St apartment to John Davis, 08/14/1925:5 Rudolph, Annie G. Lets Sproat St apartment to Warren Ware, 08/14/1925:5 Wed to David L. Boville, 01/07/1927:8 Lets Arch St apartment to Herbert Brooks, 10/09/1925:1 Rudolph, Hattie A. Lets Arch St apartment to Forrest Fenstermaker, 07/23/1926:5 Petition for administration of estate, 11/22/1929:4 Lets Benton St apartment to Mrs Warner Alden, 07/23/1926:5 Rudolph, Hattie Anna Lets Benton St apartment to Earl Millard, 10/08/1926:7 Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 Bids on Fasulo property at mortgagee's sale, 04/29/1927:1 Widow of Otto dies at age 54, 02/01/1929:4 Lets Benton St house to Earl Millard, 05/27/1927:1 Rudolph, Norman Lets Arch St apartment to Allen Card, 08/19/1927:1 Sells Coombs St residence to Paul Horsman, 12/20/1929:1 Lets Sproat St apartment to Leslie Gross, 09/16/1927:7 Rudolph, Norman E. Town should be economizing (l), 03/09/1928:3 Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Comments on town meetings (l), 12/28/1928:2 Wed to Madeline Katherine Keenan, 09/20/1929:4 Agrees with Phinney on faultfinding (l), 03/22/1929:1 Rudolph, Norman W. Guy Pittsley fined $10 for defacing Rounseville's property, Engaged to Madeline Katherine Keenan, 09/06/1929:4 06/14/1929:9 Rudolph, Viola G. Rounseville, L.L. Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's accounts, L.L. Rounseville & Sons, masons and contractors (ad), 12/10/1926:10 05/03/1929:5 Rounseville, Martin O. Rudolph, Walter O. Wrist injured by flying stone 50 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Notice of no responsibility for wife's accounts, 05/03/1929:5 Rounseville, M.O. Rudy Beauty Shop Tinkham moves McCully's Pearl St house to Rounseville's lot on Arch 167 Centre St (ad), 05/10/1929:2 St 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Ruggles, Edwin B. Rounsville, L. YMCA director addresses Men's class on experiences in Ireland, Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 04/24/1925:2 Rounsville, LeRoy Rugs (see New England Rug Co.) Finn's fish truck collides with LeBaron's ice truck on Barden Hill, Ruhl, Mary A. 08/27/1926:1 Obituary, 06/14/1929:1 Rouselle, Frank Widow of Edward dies at age 73, 06/14/1929:4 Obituary, 01/20/1928:4 Will in probate, 06/28/1929:5 Rowe, Gertrude L. Executors appointed, 09/20/1929:5 Obituary, 11/11/1927:1 Ruhmpohl, Charles A. Dies at age 77, 11/11/1927:4 Collides with Providence driver at Center and Oak St, 06/26/1925:1 Rowell, Henry B. Rullo, Henry Obituary, 08/27/1926:1 Charged with disturbing the peace at Park Theatre, 02/19/1926:3 Rowley, Gardner Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 05/22/1925:1 Arrested for track-walking, 03/15/1929:5 Rowley, Thomas F. Rullo, Samuel Accepts position on farm in Norwich, CT, 05/22/1925:1 Fined $15 and suspended sentence for assault on Taunton man, Roy, Augustin 02/06/1925:1 Occupies apartment on Southwick St, 11/11/1927:10 Fined $15 for assault on Taunton man, 02/27/1925:6 Roy, Ernest Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 06/29/1928:1 Wedding described, 05/11/1928:4 Rullo, Vinto Roy, George Fined $50 for maintaining liquor nuisance, 07/08/1927:1 Runs second saw at L.O. Atwood's mill, 01/25/1929:7 Rulo, Vinto Roy, Mrs Augustine Arrested in liquor raid on west side, 06/03/1927:1 Brother dies in Canada, 02/05/1926:8 Runaways Roy, Wilbur Two West Barnstable girls located by local police, 01/16/1925:1 Son born, 09/27/1929:4 Police pick up five boys from New Bedford, 05/22/1925:3 Royal Arch Masons, Old Colony Chapter Brooklyn boy located at home of Joseph Gomes, 06/19/1925:1 Holds 5th annual ball, 12/04/1925:2 Dorchester boy found at railroad station, 11/19/1926:2 Hold annual chapter dance, 12/03/1926:3 Philip Dean runs away from Williams Memorial home in Framingham, Royce, T.D. found here, 05/11/1928:1 Physician moves here 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Running Doctor locates here 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 see also Morrissey, Mabel Royle, Eleanor Howard Mostrom star of Bowdoin College track team, 03/27/1925:3 Engaged to Alvarus Drew, 05/25/1928:2 Ruth Hardy makes first showing at race track in Boston, 10/16/1925:1

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Running cont. Ryan, Leo A. Al Sparrow champion foot racer at Clark & Cole 25 years ago, Engaged to Elizabeth Louise Purtell, 01/27/1928:4 09/28/1928:6 Wed to Elizabeth Louise Purtell, 02/10/1928:4 Results of Clark & Cole foot racing 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Ryder (Mr) Ruprecht, Caspar A. see also Powrie & Ryder Wedding described, 10/26/1928:1 Clerks shown in front of store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Ruprecht, Caspar Albert Burbank & Ryder move Japan plant from Middleboro to Charlestown 25 Engaged to Dorothy Hebert, 10/12/1928:4 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Wed to Dorothy Hebert, 10/26/1928:4 Lets Centre St apartment to Lester Breach, 10/21/1927:3 Rusconi, Mary Lets Centre St apartment to Alfred Lang, 03/30/1928:2 Sells Cape road gas station to Charles Ducette, 05/06/1927:1 Ryder, May Ruso, Virginia Seriously ill with scarlet fever, 02/08/1929:9 Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 Ryder, A.F. Off to spelling bee in New Bedford, 04/16/1926:9 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Russ, Bertha Ryder, Alonzo F. Wed to Arnold L. Thomas, 08/31/1928:1 see also Powrie & Ryder Russ, Bertha Jessie Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Wed to Arnold Linfield Thomas, 09/28/1928:4 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 09/04/1925:2 Russell, Arthur Employed at Whitman's department store, 08/20/1926:5 Purchases Enoch Tinkham place from Arthur Schactman, 12/02/1927:1 Clerk at Whitman's Department Store, 08/19/1927:4 Russell, Edgar Stuart Bike stolen from rear of store, 08/17/1928:1 Engaged to Bertha Cross, 03/01/1929:2 Purchases interest in Dunbar & Powrie from Alexander Dunbar (p), Russell, Eliza 08/17/1928:6 Sells Everett St lot to Lena Heileman, 06/03/1927:3 Manager of Trade mark Stores, Inc. (ad), 01/25/1929:4 Russell, Frank Business man sick for first time in 18 years, 03/29/1929:1 South Middleboro couple married 40 years, 11/04/1927:7 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Found dead in Carver, 01/13/1928:1 Ryder, Annabel Russell, Fred West Side School teacher retires, 09/03/1926:3 Installs oil heating system in home, 10/04/1929:9 Ryder, Charles E. Russell, Frederick M. Obituary, 01/06/1928:1 Chimney fire on Benson St, 02/11/1927:2 Cedarville man dies at age 52, 01/06/1928:4 Russell, Herman Will be missed in South Carver, 01/13/1928:3 Resigns from State Farm, 11/06/1925:7 Will in probate, 01/20/1928:3 Secures deer on first day, 12/11/1925:3 McFarlin loses three relatives in few weeks, 01/20/1928:4 Poisoned by dogwood, 12/18/1925:6 Account of will allowed in probate court, 05/10/1929:1 Attends Hawley School in Boston, 01/07/1927:2 Ryder, Edwin Russell, James H. Attends Hebron Academy, 04/03/1925:5 Sells bowling alley on Water St to Joseph Boman 25 years ago, Cronan, Ryder, and Cahill rescue Malosky and Gasunas at Nevertouch 02/05/1926:7 Pond, 01/14/1927:3 Russell, John Chambers Ryder, Edwin M. Wed to Lucy Adelaide Nelson, 03/25/1927:6 Graduates from Hebron Academy, 06/12/1925:2 Russell, Josie L.D. Attends the University of Maine, 09/11/1925:5 Granted teaching certification from School Board 25 years ago, Employed at Carpenter, Morton & Co., Boston, 01/14/1927:4 07/01/1927:6 Hits deer with auto, 10/21/1927:4 Russell, Mel Ryder, E.E. Moves to Wareham, 10/22/1926:9 Plans to build depots at South Middleboro and Sandwich 50 years ago, Russell, Melvin A. 03/02/1928:8 In court for drunkenness, 08/30/1929:2 Ryder, Elizabeth M. Russell, Minnie Executor presents account of estate, 05/21/1926:2 Blueberry bushes well-filled, 10/28/1927:6 Ryder, Elsie Russess, J.H. Champion huckleberry picker in Rock, 08/24/1928:7 Home wired for electricity 25 years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Ryder, Emily Rustic House Widow of Harland H. dies at age 87, 10/05/1928:4 Florist Hulley on Taunton Rd (ad), 05/17/1929:10 Funeral held at Rock, 10/12/1928:2 Ruth, Florence Obituary, 10/12/1928:9 Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Ryder, F.M. Ruth, Florence L. White Small apartment to let (ad), 03/08/1929:10 Obituary, 02/26/1926:1 Ryder, Francis Ruzycki, John Fink Attends Exeter, 09/11/1925:5 Engaged to Anna Kanapa, 08/16/1929:4 Graduates from Phillips Exeter, 07/02/1926:1 Wed to Anna Kanapa, 09/06/1929:4 Attends Dartmouth College, 02/11/1927:2 Ryan, Florence Completes mid-term exams at Dartmouth, 02/01/1929:1 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Attends Dartmouth College, 06/14/1929:8 Ryan, James J. Ryder, Francis C. Obituary, 05/11/1928:4 Elected to editorial board at Dartmouth, 12/17/1926:1 South Carver man dies at age 61, 05/11/1928:4 Ryder, Fred M. Ryan, Julia Fire in building at Dartmouth 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Jaw fractured in auto mishap, 03/27/1925:2 Lets North Main St apartment to Herbert Dunham, 07/03/1925:2 Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Accepts post at New England Brick Co. 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7

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Ryder, Fred M. cont. Ryder, Morrill S. Explanation of two-platoon system for town employees (l), Appointed overseer of the poor, 04/23/1926:2 02/08/1929:8 Burbank & Ryder move Japan plant from Middleboro to Charlestown 25 Replaces Maxim as chief of Relief Organization, 03/08/1929:1 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Ryder, Frederic M. Resigns as overseer of the poor, 08/13/1926:7 Takes action in breach of contract, 01/22/1926:6 Appointed trustee of Rock church, 12/10/1926:6 Ryder, George B. Electric lights installed at home, 03/18/1927:6 Student at Hartford University 25 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Graduates from Harvard 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Burbank & Ryder incorporate under laws of Maine 25 years ago, Ryder, George S. 03/02/1928:8 Completes junior year at Harvard 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Parlor Pride Mfg. corporation dissolves 25 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Ryder, George T. Ryder, Morrill S., Jr. Enlarges store 50 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Attends Dartmouth, 04/03/1925:5 Opened Whitman Department Store back in 1874, 07/13/1928:1 Dartmouth student studies at Boston University during summer, Established Whitman, Sparrow & Co. in 1874 (p), 08/17/1928:6 08/07/1925:2 Leases empty store 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Dartmouth delegate to national convention of Chi Phi fraternity, Ryder, Gerard 01/01/1926:3 Recovers from German measles, 05/14/1926:6 Attends Dartmouth, 03/05/1926:5 Nine injured in accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:1 Accepts position in bank at Wareham, 08/10/1928:1 Wagon wheel break when horse attempts to turn, 02/01/1929:2 Ryder, Mrs Freeman T. Ryder, Helen Louise Purchases Peirce St house from A.W. Keith 50 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Obituary, 12/28/1928:2 Ryder, Mrs Henry Daughter of Henry L. and Elsie M. Cudworth dies at age 12, Picks record 476 quarts of huckleberries, 09/14/1928:9 12/28/1928:4 Ryder, Mrs Howard Bates School students and faculty mourn passing, 01/11/1929:1 Resides in Hyannis, 01/18/1929:1 Ryder, Henry Ryder, Mrs Howard C. Daughter born, 02/20/1925:4 Resides in Hyannis, 10/12/1928:1 Leg cut while unloading truck, 08/26/1927:6 Ryder, Mrs W.C. Toe crushed by falling log, 02/17/1928:3 Sells Rock house to Mrs Walter Howard, 10/30/1925:4 Radio installed at home, 12/07/1928:2 Ryder, N. Dorrance House under quarantine for scarlet fever, 12/21/1928:2 Resides in Jacksonville, FL, 07/03/1925:2, 11/20/1925:1 Ryder, Henry L. Employed by Equity Insurance Co., 04/13/1928:8 In collision with Somerville driver in South Middleboro, 10/14/1927:1 Transfers to New Haven, CT office of Equity Insurance Co., Ryder, Horace 05/11/1928:10 Christo Partenoff sells Highland St farm, 02/12/1926:4 Resumes duties at Equitable Life Assurance Co. in New York, Sells Highland Rd place to William Meier, 12/23/1927:6 09/14/1928:1 Ryder, Howard F. Resides in New York City, 10/19/1928:1, 11/09/1928:3, 02/15/1929:1 Resides in West Somerville, 07/09/1926:3 Takes post at Savings Bank, 08/02/1929:1 Ryder, Jane P. Ryder, Roger Obituary, 05/13/1927:4 Accepts post with Newark Shoe Co., Baltimore, MD, 08/21/1925:4 Petition for administration of estate, 06/17/1927:4 Employed in Baltimore, 09/18/1925:4 Ryder, Jane Priscilla Accepts post in Washington, DC, 11/12/1926:3 Widow of Freeman dies at age 88, 05/13/1927:4 Employed in Conomingo, MD, 03/02/1928:3 Ryder, Jesse B. Employed in Pawtucket, 04/13/1928:6 Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Employed at Boston firm, 12/07/1928:2 Enroute to Paris Exposition 50 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Completes work in Washington, DC, 05/03/1929:5 Returns from European cruise 50 years ago, 10/11/1929:8 Ryder, Roger F. Ryder, John H. Accepts post at state penitentiary in Maryland, 08/28/1925:1 Fractures hip in fall, 06/25/1926:2 Ryder, Wilson Obituary, 08/27/1926:2 Head of English department at Brunswick, ME high school, Dies at age 78, 08/27/1926:4 09/11/1925:7 Daughter here for funeral, 09/03/1926:3 Ryder, Wilson C. Will in probate, 11/12/1926:5 Graduates from Bowdoin College, 07/03/1925:2 Executor presents account of estate, 05/17/1929:5 Ryder Block Ryder, Lucia M. First National and W.T. Grant Co. move into block, 05/13/1927:1 Wedding described, 10/05/1928:9 First National Stores, Inc. leases two stores, 05/27/1927:2 Ryder, Lucia Mendall Engaged to Albert Maurice Stolte, 01/07/1927:2 S Wedding described, 10/05/1928:1 Sabastiana, Mary Wed in West Somerville, 10/05/1928:3 Wed to Henry John Andrade, 02/10/1928:4 Wed to Albert Maurice Stalte, 10/05/1928:4 Sacred Heart Church Ryder, Margaret see also Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters - Sacred Heart Court Attends Bates College, 09/11/1925:7 Assistant pastor Heenan transfers to Ayer, 11/13/1925:6 Resides in Cedar Grove, ME, 04/19/1929:2 Cornelius O'Brien new assistant pastor, 11/20/1925:2 Ryder, Margaret H. William Peterson new organist, 11/18/1927:1 Graduates from Bates College, 06/29/1928:2 Fire in rear of kitchen, 07/12/1929:1 Ryder, Mary E. Pastor Readdy transfers to South Boston, replaced by George Quigley, Receives approbation of school committee in Boston 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:5 05/17/1929:7

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Sacred Heart Church cont. St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro – Employees cont. Tribute to Rev Albert Readdy (l), 10/04/1929:1 Employs Frances Jones, 07/17/1925:2 Rev Readdy bids farewell, 10/04/1929:6 Ethel Haskell superintendent, 08/14/1925:1 Rev George Quigley preaches first sermon, 10/11/1929:1 Louise Thompson nurse, 09/04/1925:1 Sadler, William Employs Fred Wright, 09/04/1925:2 Abner Wood sells place 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Employs Susan MacQueen, 09/04/1925:2 Sadow, Joseph Employs Mary Purtell, 09/04/1925:7 Dies in Plymouth, 05/03/1929:5 Employs Mrs William Purtell, 11/06/1925:1 Safety Council Ethel Haskell superintendent, 07/23/1926:1 Local chapter proposed, 12/02/1927:6 Susan McQueen head nurse, 07/30/1926:1 St. Amond, Philip Employs Katherine Morrison, 08/27/1926:2 Member of International Comedy Quartet, 12/11/1925:2 Employs Mrs George Thompson, 08/27/1926:2 St. Armand, August Employs Fred Wright, 09/10/1926:5 Former resident admitted to bar in Indiana (p), 09/07/1928:1 Haskell superintendent, McQueen head nurse, 08/12/1927:6 St. Armand, Joan Susan MacQueen assistant superintendent, 09/30/1927:1 Born to Ovilla, 04/12/1929:9 Popular nurse Susan McQueen leaves town for Nova Scotia, St. Armand, Ovilla 10/26/1928:4 Daughter born, 04/12/1929:9 Katherine Morrisson resigns, 02/08/1929:7 St. Denis, Adelard Agnes Sinclair new night nurse, 02/15/1929:1 Accepts post as attendant at State Farm asylum, 01/20/1928:2 Superintendent Ethel Haskell resigns, 07/26/1929:6 St. Denis, Mrs Oville Viola Boutin night nurse, 12/13/1929:11 Obituary, 04/09/1926:1 St. Peter, Etta Dies at age 71, 04/09/1926:4 Petition for administration of estate, 06/18/1926:5 St. Denis, Odille WRC member passes away, 07/16/1926:6 Petition for administration of estate, 04/16/1926:5 St. Peter, Julia E. St. Germaine, Clarence Theodore Obituary, 06/11/1926:1 Wed to Dorris Gertrude Owens, 10/19/1928:4 Wife of Theodore dies at age 72, 06/11/1926:6 St. John, Delpha L. Petition for administration of estate, 06/18/1926:5 Wed to Leroy C. Decker, Jr., 03/05/1926:4 St. Peter, Theodore St. John, Delpha Lillian Moves from Southwick St to Union St, 06/18/1926:2 Wedding described, 03/12/1926:1 St. Peter, Mrs Theodore St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro Stranger enters house, leaves with money, 07/03/1925:5 Excellent recital by Theophilus Bearse raises money for St. Luke's, Sala, Charles 01/09/1925:9 Daughter born, 08/10/1928:5 Beneficiary of Harriet Washburn's will, 03/27/1925:1 Salley, A.R. Holds annual meeting (t), 04/17/1925:2 Ice (ad), 01/02/1925:7 William Egger makes donation of stairway apparatus, 05/01/1925:10 Maynard Vickery drives ice truck, 07/26/1929:7 Dollar Day (ad) (p), 06/12/1925:6 Employs Maynard Vickery, 08/16/1929:4 Plea for St. Luke's (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 06/12/1925:7 Salley, Arnold Renzio Receives fresh coat of paint, 10/30/1925:3 Wed to Mildred Hastings Gates, 11/02/1928:4 Incorporators hold annual meeting (t), 04/16/1926:2 Salley, Herbert E. Allan Thatcher clarifies purpose of St. Luke's benefit event (l), Bellflower, CA man dies at age 63, 11/11/1928:4 05/14/1926:3 Salloway, Elizabeth Sabat Mater benefit attended by about 450, 05/28/1926:6 Engaged to James Keer, 03/25/1927:3 Flag Day is "Dollar Day" (ad), 06/11/1926:11 Saloons Donations of fruits and vegetable generous this summer, 09/17/1926:1 New establishment under Wing's 50 years ago, 04/24/1925:7 Sells James Cole property to Ernest Maxim, 12/03/1926:1 Salvati, Vincent Annual report, 04/22/1927:2 Missing youth returned to Boston, 08/30/1929:1 Incorporators hold annual meeting (t), 04/22/1927:5 Salvation Army Flag Day is "Hospital Day" in Middleboro, 05/27/1927:1 Active here 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Returns from Hospital Day (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 06/17/1927:1 Fund drive on, 09/09/1927:8 Incorporators hold annual meeting (t), 04/13/1928:2 Middleboro now in Taunton district, 12/07/1928:6 Annual hospital day (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 06/08/1928:5 Tabulation of local proceeds, 12/14/1928:6 $2,500 to be raised (p), 06/08/1928:8 Middleboro quota set at $750, 08/16/1929:3 Raises $1,837.10 on Hospital Day, 07/27/1928:7 Progress of appeal, 08/23/1929:4 Beneficiary of N. Josephine Bullard's will, 10/26/1928:1 Salvo, Angelo D. Beneficiaries of Hannah Shaw's will, 12/14/1928:1 Petition for administration of estate, 09/17/1926:5 Beneficiary of James Casey's will, 03/22/1929:1 Sampson (Mr) Beneficiary of Clara Glidden's will, 04/12/1929:1 Sampson & Sparrow's bay gelding to race 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Holds annual meeting, 04/12/1929:5 Sampson and Sparrow's gelding takes money in New Hampshire 25 Elliott Harlow awarded contract to build addition, 04/19/1929:5 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Work begun on addition, 04/26/1929:1 Enters gelding in Readsville races 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Addition to hospital planned (i) (t), 06/07/1929:4 Racehorse handled by Bird Palmer 25 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Need to raise $2500 (p), 06/07/1929:9 Lakeville tower dated 1882 (p), 09/07/1928:1 E.J. Thompson awarded contract for interior decorations at annex, Sells Ford place on Wareham St at auction, 07/12/1929:1 07/19/1929:1 Skeleton discovered when digging foundation for Sampson's 50 years Fire confined to main chimney, 12/06/1929:2 ago, 08/23/1929:8 St. Luke's Hospital of Middleboro - Employees Ethel Haskell superintendent, 06/26/1925:1 Catherine Morrison nurse, 07/10/1925:5

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Sampson, Adrianna B. Sampson, Harry LeB. Wife of C. Wallace dies at age 75, 01/21/1927:4 Resides in Cambridge, 02/04/1927:7 Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Coaches Hanover debate team 25 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Petition for administration of estate, 03/11/1927:4 Travels to Middle East and Paris, 02/10/1928:1 Sampson, Anna Gardner Passes bar exam 25 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Sampson, Harry LeBaron Widow of Shadrach A. dies at age 83, 07/05/1929:4 Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Sampson, Arthur Elected principal of Pratt Free School 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Pitches first game for Dartmouth 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Selected 25 years ago to represent Harvard at commencement, Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 05/31/1929:6 Sampson, C. Wallace Delivers oratory at Harvard commencement 25 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Has peas planted, 02/27/1925:6 Sampson, Helen Sampson, Charles Employed in Boston, 03/06/1925:1 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Employed in Jamaica Plain, 04/06/1928:6 Sampson, Charles W. In last year of training at hospital in Jamaica Plain, 10/19/1928:6 Petition for administration of estate, 08/23/1929:5 Employed at hospital in Jamaica Plain, 03/15/1929:2 Sampson, Charles Wallace Sampson, H.L.B. Obituary, 07/12/1929:1 Principal of Pratt Free School 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Dies at age 79, 07/12/1929:4 Sampson, Isaac Sampson, Deborah Sells six acres to Boston parties 25 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Brief biography (p), 12/24/1926:1 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Returns to California for work 50 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Revolutionary soldier under name Robert Shurtleff, biography, Returns home from California 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 08/10/1928:3 History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Girl soldier kept secret well, 10/04/1929:8 Sells Job Cole farm to John Bowman 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Sampson, Ebenezer Sampson, James Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Purchases lot from Joseph Clark farm 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Sampson, Elias Sampson, Jennie History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Night-blooming cereus has two blossoms, 08/09/1929:3 Sampson, Elias, Jr. Sampson, Joseph History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Sells Everett St cottage to Harry Maranville, 06/12/1925:1 Sampson, Emma B. Sampson, Josephus Administrator presents account of estate, 05/28/1926:6 Obituary, 01/14/1927:4 Sampson, Ernest L. Sampson, Mabel A. Funeral held in Plymouth, 03/23/1928:2 Teaches in Newton, 04/24/1925:1 Plymouth man dies, 03/23/1928:2 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Sampson, Eugene Teachers at Newton Highlands, 01/14/1927:3 Catches record string of fish at Assawompsett 25 years ago, Resigns from school in Bridgewater 25 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 08/24/1928:6 Sampson, Mary F. Resigns from Lucas' grocery 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Marion Road school 1885 (p), 08/02/1929:1 Resigns from Thacher Lucas' grocery, employed at Cushing's 50 years Sampson, Mary H. ago, 05/03/1929:6 Wedding described, 01/20/1928:1 Sampson, G. Arthur Wed to William J. Eagan, 01/20/1928:10 Passes entrance exams for Dartmouth 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Sampson, Mrs George R. Completes engineering courses at Dartmouth, joins MIT faculty 25 Antique Windsor chairs taken from piazza, 08/20/1926:4 years ago, 04/20/1928:6 Sampson, Mrs Ralph Sampson, George Falls, breaks bone in foot, 10/22/1926:1 Swede working for George Sampson buried by sand bank 50 years ago, Sampson, Mrs Walter 05/17/1929:7 Brother dies in Lyndon, VT, 01/07/1927:3 Sells Washburn St cottage to Tony Clements, 10/11/1929:3 Sampson, Myra Sampson, George A. Extract from letter detailing history of Sampson's Tavern (l) (Myra Graduates from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Sampson), 03/15/1929:3 Sampson, George R. Sampson, N. Miller see also New England Brick Co. (25 years ago) Erects building on lake shore 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 George R. Sampson Co. consolidates under NE Brick Co. 25 years ago, Sampson, N.M. 11/13/1925:7 Fresh killed ducklings (ad), 06/05/1925:4 Purchases brick yard from Lincoln & Carver 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Custom hatching (ad), 01/06/1928:7 Nominated for 7th District representative 25 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Sampson, Ralph Demand for bricks outstrips supply 50 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Appointed town inspector of wires, 04/20/1928:1 Provides brick for new block in Brockton 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/28/1928:7 Representative a candidate for re-election 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Sampson, Sarah Makes 1,250,000 bricks in one season 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Wed to Joseph Dube, 07/08/1927:4 New switches at brick yard tested 50 years ago, 11/01/1929:6 Sampson, Uriah Sampson, G.R. History of Sampson's Tavern (p), 03/08/1929:1 Painting of Little Dick on display at Sparrow Bros. 25 years ago, Last to operate Sampson's Tavern (p), 04/05/1929:1 01/30/1925:7 Sampson, Wallace Sampson, Harold Attends Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Moves to Arlington, 08/31/1928:1 Sampson, Harry L.B. Selected for debate team at Dartmouth 25 years ago, 01/23/1925:6

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Sampson, Walter Sanger, Annie M. see also Middleborough Memorial High School Alumni Association Obituary, 10/23/1925:4 Novel ice fishing catch includes ducks and pickerel 25 years ago, Sans Gene Girls 01/02/1925:3 New sewing club forms, 05/08/1925:4 Apples for sale at Mullein Hill Farm (ad), 09/25/1925:10 Sapatgian, Joseph Declines to serve another term as library trustee (l), 03/05/1926:2 Son born, 01/01/1926:5 Donates several bushels of peaches to Montgomery Home, 09/17/1926:1 Sarganis, Bessie New high school facility to be called "The Walter Sampson Engaged to Anibal Gomes, 08/10/1928:5 Auditorium", 10/01/1926:6 Wed to Anibal Gomes, 08/17/1928:4 High grade apples for sale (ad), 12/03/1926:8 Sargent, Dorothy Excellent peaches (ad), 09/02/1927:7 Wedding described, 09/03/1926:1 Sells Mullein Hill Orchard to James Burkhead, 08/17/1928:1 Sargent, Dorothy Marguerite Presents speaker's desk to high school, 08/17/1928:5 Wed to Scott Sylvester, 09/03/1926:3 Principal Emeritus presents gold Pro Merito pins to high school seniors, Sargent, George 03/29/1929:3 Reception held for departing missionary, 09/25/1925:1 Sampson, William Wallace Sargent, Irving Administrator presents account of estate, 05/28/1926:10 Reception held for departing missionary, 09/25/1925:1 Sampson, W.W. Sargent, John Auction sale of real estate and personal property (ad), 05/15/1925:10 Attends Northeastern University, 04/27/1928:1 Sampson's Tavern Sass, Leslie History of Lakeville business (p), 03/08/1929:1 Moves from Waterville to Oak St, 10/07/1927:3 Extract from letter detailing history (l) (Myra Sampson), 03/15/1929:3 Sastiana, Mary Uriah Sampson last to operate tavern (p), 04/05/1929:1 Engaged to Henry John Andrade, 01/27/1928:4 Sanatoriums (see Lakeville Hospital) Sauer, John Lowell Sanborn, L.D. Engaged to Greta Turnis Becker, 07/27/1928:6 Son born, 03/23/1928:5 Engaged to Greta Becker, 11/02/1928:2, 02/08/1929:1 Sander, Fred C. Engaged to Margaretha Turnis Becker, 02/22/1929:4 Moves from Centre St to Greenfield, 01/09/1925:10 Wedding described, 03/01/1929:1 Sander, Margaret T. Wed to Margarthea Turnis Becker, 03/01/1929:4 Replaced by Shankle in Union Street School, 01/02/1925:6 Sauer, Mrs John L. Sanders, Freeman Resides in Norwich, NY, 04/12/1929:1 Garden in thrifty condition 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Sauer, Mrs John Lowell Sanders, Merle Resides in Utica, NY, 06/21/1929:1 Wedding described, 05/04/1928:4 Saunders, E.W. Sanders, Wallace M. 1921 Ford coupe for sale (ad), 01/30/1925:5 Wed to Lillian B. Parker, 05/04/1928:4 1921 Willys Knight for sale (ad), 04/10/1925:10 Sanford (Mr) Saunders, M.L. Mowry purchases Sanford place in Lakeville from Cook, 04/06/1928:2 Occupies newly purchased home on Wareham St, 07/03/1925:1 Sanford, A.B. Responds with idea for income tax refund (l), 12/17/1926:6 Cotton factory owned by N.B. Sherman burns 50 years ago, Saunders, Mrs Martin L. 06/12/1925:6 Lets Court End Ave apartment to Arthur Fulwiler, 09/11/1925:5 Moves to Taunton 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Saunders, Nettie E. House moved to Pearl St 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Purchases Wareham St property from Alonzo Swift, 07/03/1925:2 Sanford, Abram L. Savage, Abbie S. Son born, 01/07/1927:3 Contested estate draws attention, 01/27/1928:1 Sanford, A.L. Special administrator appointed in case of contested will, 02/10/1928:6 Moves from Benton St to Shaw Ave, 05/28/1926:3 Hearing on contested will held in Brockton, 03/02/1928:8 Sanford, Arthur Simmons and Taylor given leave to examine effects of Savage estate, Son born, 06/15/1928:4 03/09/1928:2 Sanford, Bertha Savage case put over till April 12, 03/23/1928:3 Called in for assault on Goodreau, 02/27/1925:6 Claims of fraud and undue influence denied by court, 04/13/1928:3 Sanford, Charles A. Simmons' petition denied in Savage will contest, 06/01/1928:6 Obituary, 10/26/1928:1 Case of contested will goes to trial, 06/08/1928:2 Husband of Eliza F. Kerrigan dies at age 69, 10/26/1928:4 Estate case closed, 09/14/1928:1 Sanford, Herbert Savage, Henry Sells Plymouth St place to Ellsworth Williams, 03/06/1925:2 Comes in 21st out of 31 in New Bedford spelling bee, 04/27/1928:2 Sanford, Herbert H. Savage, Henry W. Drunk charge placed on file, fined $100 for drunk driving, 03/06/1925:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Sanford, J.A. School Street School champion speller goes to New Bedford (p), Cotton factory owned by N.B. Sherman burns 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:9 06/12/1925:6 School St School speller competes favorably in New Bedford, Sanford, Kenneth 04/27/1928:4 Daughter born, 05/17/1929:4 Chairs from estate attract attention at Egger's, 06/29/1928:1 Sanford, Kenneth Williams Correction to article on chairs, 07/06/1928:1 Daughter born, 06/07/1929:4 Champion speller in the running again, 04/05/1929:6 Sanford, Laura Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Ax assault case continued one month, 01/30/1925:1 Savage, Janet H. Sanford, Shirley Jeanette Purchases Henry Sears estate on South Main, 11/01/1929:1 Born to Kenneth Williams, 06/07/1929:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/15/1929:6

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Savage, John B. Saw Mills Plymouth St house destroyed by fire, 02/13/1925:1 see also C.N. Atwood & Son; L.O. Atwood Box Factory Erects six-room house on Plymouth St, 03/06/1925:5 John LeBaron's board mill busy 25 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Erects new bungalow for Emil Savard in 12 days, 03/13/1925:1 Frank Phinney erects mill on Everett St 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Purchases summer place at Nanumett Heights, 06/01/1928:1 N.B. Sherman's sawmill repaired 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Takes out nomination papers for selectman, 11/16/1928:3 Savery brothers start box mill in East Middleboro 50 years ago, Letter to voters and taxpayers (ad), 12/28/1928:4 09/17/1926:7 Middleboro voters and taxpayers (l), 12/28/1928:8 Huntley and Osborne begin sawing at North Middleboro mill, Outlines campaign position (l), 01/11/1929:4 02/04/1927:4 To Middleboro voters and taxpayers (ad) (p), 01/18/1929:4 Boards worth more 25 years ago than during Civil War, 07/29/1927:6 Savard, Agnes C. Wm. McDonald, speedy saw service (ad), 02/24/1928:8 Wife of Emile dies at age 27, 01/04/1929:4 Sawicki, Winifred Savard, Arthur Murphy gets probation for theft, 04/20/1928:1 Wedding described, 07/13/1928:1 Sawin (Rev) Wed to Yvonne Heon, 07/13/1928:4 Horse falls through scuttle in barn floor 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Savard, Elizabeth May Sawyer (Rev) Wife of Walter dies at age 27, 04/10/1925:4 Resides in Lyndeboro, NH 50 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Savard, Elizabeth Sharp Sawyer, Elsie M. Obituary, 04/10/1925:1 Wed to Andrew F. Griffith in October 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Savard, Emil Sawyer, Elsie Myriva Son born, 01/23/1925:2 Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 Plymouth St house destroyed by fire, 02/13/1925:1 Wed to Andrew Freeman Griffith, 10/09/1925:4 Moves into new home on Plymouth St, 03/13/1925:1 Sawyer, Lorenzo L. Purchases Duggan Farm on Purchade St, 07/10/1925:1 Westgate house on Marion Rd before fire in 1898 (p), 07/05/1929:1 Daughter born, 09/24/1926:2 Sawyer, Rufus M. Employed by J.T. McKechnie, 08/19/1927:1 Cummings receives letter from daughter of former minister, To manage East Freetown station for McKechnie, 10/07/1927:3 02/22/1929:3 Savard, Emile Sawyer, Thelma I. Installs radio in home, 05/08/1925:2 Auto struck by driver from Fall River, 06/14/1929:4 World War veteran taken to U.S. hospital in Rutland, VT, 05/06/1927:2 Engaged to Oliva Joseph LaFrance, 06/21/1929:4 Savard, Rose Anna Sawyer, William Born to Emil, 09/24/1926:2 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Savard, Ulysses Saye, Mrs Harry Finger amputated due to blood poisoning, 05/08/1925:1 Funeral of cousin held in Brockton, 11/27/1925:7 Sons paint residence, 07/27/1928:1 Scagliarini, Cesare M. Dies at age 60, 03/29/1929:4 And wife injured in crash with Somerville truck, 12/03/1926:7 Obituary, 03/29/1929:4 Scagliarini, Ellen Savary, Iva L. And husband injured in crash with Somerville truck, 12/03/1926:7 Wed to Delano Griffith, 01/20/1928:2 Scanlon, Mary Savery (Mr) E.A. Gay plaintiff in civil action against Scanlon, 01/11/1929:2 Savery house featured in old photo (p), 03/20/1925:1 Scanlon, Mrs T.P. Old Works sold to Savery boys 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Home cooked pastry, 62 Pearl St (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Old Savery house shown in restored condition (p), 03/05/1926:1 Scanlon, Timothy Farm below Star Mills sold to Simeon Pratt 50 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Rose rolls sedan twice, Waters and Scanlon thrown from car, Brothers start box mill in East Middleboro 50 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 06/05/1925:1 Savery, Albert T. Hyannis man dies at age 60, 04/22/1927:4 Opposes Lyman Thomas for selectman 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Scanlon, Timothy P. Elbridge Holloway contracts to build cottage 25 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Obituary, 04/22/1927:1 Savery, A.T. Scarlet Fever Waterville privilege sold to Savery, Savery, and Maxim 50 years ago, Alfred Shurtleff's home under quarantine, 01/16/1925:2 04/10/1925:5 Mrs Alfred Shurtleff ill, 02/06/1925:9 Runs box board mill in earnest 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Quarantine lifted at Alfred Shurtleff home, 02/27/1925:2 Savery, Charles A. Gardner Rowley ill, 05/22/1925:1 Obituary, 10/22/1926:1 Daughter of Harold Wood ill, 02/05/1926:4 Dies at age 57, 10/22/1926:4 Prevalent in Lakeville school children, 02/26/1926:7 Savery, George B. Cases wane in Lakeville, 03/05/1926:5 Plympton couple married 50 years, 03/09/1928:8 Board of Health has houses fumigated 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Savery, Iva L. Muttock families suffer many months 50 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Wedding described, 01/27/1928:1 Visits Eaton Family School 50 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Savery, Lorenzo Half dozen cases confined to two families, 02/11/1927:3 Daughter born, 08/23/1929:2 Young son of A. Whitman Higgins first case reported, 01/06/1928:1 Savery, Lorenzo F. Higgins home under quarantine, 01/13/1928:9 Son born, 10/21/1927:7 Gilbert King ill, 03/23/1928:4 Savery, L.W. One case reported, Lavinia Chace, 04/13/1928:9 Waterville privilege sold to Savery, Savery, and Maxim 50 years ago, McElroy loses children 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 04/10/1925:5 Alfred Nash ill, 07/13/1928:4 Runs box board mill in earnest 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Russell Beckman falls victim, 12/07/1928:1 Savery, Mrs Charles Cases in town mild, 12/21/1928:1 Breaks arms cranking auto, 12/09/1927:9 Henry Ryder's house under quarantine, 12/21/1928:2 Disease not epidemic here, 12/28/1928:1

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Scarlet Fever cont. School Children - Transportation Situation clarified, 12/28/1928:1 Results of state survey here, 02/13/1925:8 Annual New year's dance postponed due to epidemic, 12/28/1928:2 Motor buses now in use, 01/15/1926:2 Phillip Wilbur ill, 12/28/1928:3 Costs outlined for last eight weeks, 04/23/1926:3 Doris Jackson under quarantine, 01/11/1929:3 Thomas Hirst purchases new bus, 09/10/1926:6 Conditions here steadily improve, 01/18/1929:1 Transport from Rock and South Middleboro considered, 09/24/1926:3 Florence Vickery under quarantine, 01/18/1929:3 Road improvements planned, 10/01/1926:6 Genevieve Johnson under quarantine, 01/25/1929:3 Survey shows needs, 10/22/1926:9 May Ryder seriously ill, 02/08/1929:9 Buses drivers required to carried insurance, 10/29/1926:3 Genevieve Johnson discharged from Brighton hospital, 02/15/1929:2 School Committee agrees to pay insurance premiums, 11/12/1926:2 Home free from quarantine, 02/22/1929:1 Warrant for special town meeting, 02/25/1927:6 Carolyn Johnson ill, 03/01/1929:3 Fewer than 75 attend final session of town meeting, 03/11/1927:2 Quarantine lifted at Vickery's, 03/01/1929:9 Charles Whitney contracts to carry children to Assawampsett School, Bruce Blaisdell and Frank Kelly ill, 03/08/1929:1 09/09/1927:6 Fresh outbreak mystifies health authorities, 03/08/1929:1 Thomastown school bus in mishap, 05/25/1928:1 Lawrence Westgate ill, 03/08/1929:2 Elmer Sisson school bus driver for South Middleboro, 09/14/1928:2 Roland MacGown ill, 03/08/1929:8 South Middleboro school bus overturns after cut off by Dorchester Is milk cause of outbreak?, 03/15/1929:1 driver, 01/11/1929:1 Sibyl and Myra Thomas ill, 03/15/1929:1 Report of superintendent (t), 01/18/1929:7 Quarantine lifted at Johnson house, 03/22/1929:1 Parents circulate petition for stop on Pleasant St, 08/23/1929:6 Outbreak well in hand, 03/22/1929:5 Thomastown bus driver Angus McAulay resigns, replaced by John Mrs Arthur Westgate ill, 03/22/1929:9 Crawshaw, 10/04/1929:4 House of Ralph DeMaranville under quarantine, 03/29/1929:6 School Committee (see Middleboro - School Committee) Twenty cases reported, 04/05/1929:2 School Lunches (see School Children - Food) John Bartlett's home under quarantine, 04/05/1929:9 School Street School Catherine Lee confined to home, 04/12/1929:9 New publication called , 03/27/1925:1 Eleven cases reported here, 04/19/1929:1 Mary Head retires, 06/12/1925:7 Flora DeMoranville recovers, 04/19/1929:2 George Emerson principal, 06/19/1925:3 Quarantine lifted at Westgate and DeMoranville homes, 04/19/1929:2 Sallie Hall resigns 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Several cases in Fall Brook 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 New position created, sub-master, 07/17/1925:7 Thirteen cases reported, 09/20/1929:1 Johnson paints schoolhouse, 08/07/1925:6 Alden Shaw under quarantine, 09/27/1929:1 Student teacher Russell Marshall concludes services, 12/11/1925:2 Dorothy and Mary Walker in hospital, 10/11/1929:1 Janitor Henry Ellis resigns 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 School Street School reports ten cases, 11/08/1929:1 Mr Marshall new principal, 04/29/1927:1 Fourteen cases reported, 12/06/1929:1 Old schoolhouse in rear dismantled, 12/02/1927:3 Eleven cases in town, 12/20/1929:1 Town spelling champ, Henry Savage, goes to New Bedford (p), Schactman, Arthur 04/06/1928:9 Purchases Enoch Tinkham place from Sparrow, resells to Arthur Catherine Smith transfers from West Side, 07/27/1928:1 Russell, 12/02/1927:1 Honor roll, 01/18/1929:1 Scheiderich, William Selectmen consider new heating apparatus, 04/19/1929:1 Loses eye to fireworks, 07/05/1929:4 Old portable schoolhouse sold to Brown, 05/24/1929:1 Schlagel, Louis Catherine Smith resigns, 06/21/1929:1 Couple moves here from Conshohocken, PA, 09/27/1929:1 New heating system subject of special town meeting, 06/21/1929:1 Schlueter, H.B. Heating plans subject of selectmen's meeting, 07/12/1929:1 Jewelry case displayed at Paris Expo 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Request for bids to install new heating system (ad), 07/12/1929:5 Jewelry factory work unusually brisk 25 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Selectmen award contract for heating system, 08/02/1929:1 Schlueter, Henry B. Catherine Smith resigns, Wareham teacher Eleanor Thomas hired, Novel ice fishing catch includes ducks and pickerel 25 years ago, 08/09/1929:9 01/02/1925:3 Purchase of blow-off tank approved by selectmen, 08/30/1929:1 Purchases Pearl St house from A.J. Jacoby 25 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 New heating apparatus works fine, 09/27/1929:1 Auto skids on slippery road on way from Plymouth, 04/20/1928:1 Hearing tests administered (p), 10/18/1929:6 Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 Reports ten cases of scarlet fever, 11/08/1929:1 Dies at age 66, 06/08/1928:4 Schools (see Eaton Family School; Kindergarten; Peirce Academy; Pratt Funeral held on Pearl St, 06/15/1928:1 Free School; Schools - Lakeville; Schools - Middleboro) Will in probate, 06/22/1928:4 Schools - Lakeville Estate sells woodworking plant to D.T. Burnett, 08/31/1928:1 Request for bids to build two-room building on County St (ad), Scholarships 04/10/1925:7 see also Middleborough Memorial High School Alumni Association Members of committee from 1875 listed, 04/24/1925:7 Ann White Washburn Scholarship Fund fills vacancies on board, Hold commencement exercises, 06/19/1925:2 11/12/1926:7 New schoolhouse at South Lakeville open, 09/18/1925:1 School Board (see Middleboro - School Committee) Maxim Electric Co. installs water supply at Lakeville school, School Children - Food 05/06/1927:2 Pratt Free School installs well-equipped lunch room, 02/13/1925:8 Washburn builds drive at South Lakeville school, 08/26/1927:1 Central elementary schools receive 300 bottles of milk daily, Arthur Webber superintendent, 03/23/1928:1 03/26/1926:1 Merle Washburn appointed to school board, 04/12/1929:3 Underweight pupils to get milk, 12/03/1926:6 Schools - Middleboro Lunch room operating at Memorial High, 10/14/1927:1 see also Middleboro - School Committee; names of specific schools Receipts for high school lunch room, 11/11/1927:9 Grading system outlined for new year, 06/12/1925:7 Call for fire wood bids (ad), 07/31/1925:8 Opening schedule (ad), 08/21/1925:8

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Schools – Middleboro cont. Schools - Middleboro (attendance and enrollment) cont. Grade arrangement for 1925-1926 outlined, 08/28/1925:7 Figures for September, 10/07/1927:1 Participate in National Red Cross educational exchange program, Jones completes school census, 10/21/1927:7 03/19/1926:1 October statistics, 11/04/1927:4 Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 Year begins with largest enrollment ever, 09/07/1928:1 New grading plan considered, 04/09/1926:8 Total attendance at 1,175 twenty-five years ago, 09/07/1928:6 Jacoby re-elected superintendent 25 years ago, 04/30/1926:8 Total at 1,870, 09/14/1928:1 Enjoy happy relationship with public library, 06/04/1926:3 Figures from 25 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 Request for bids to provide wood (ad), 07/09/1926:8 Carrie Jones completes census (t), 10/26/1928:2 Divided into 40 districts at one time, 08/13/1926:6 Opening day sees slight increase, 09/06/1929:1 Opening schedule (ad), 08/20/1926:8 Revised figures, 09/06/1929:2 Ranks 74 in cost of local taxation, 01/21/1927:2 Open doors 25 years ago with largest attendance yet, 09/06/1929:6 Teachers inventory all schoolhouses, 02/18/1927:6 Figures from 25 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 Results of dental examinations, 02/25/1927:5 Schools - Middleboro (commencement) Peirce Estate purchases tool sets for manual training work, 03/11/1927:2 List of elementary school graduates from 25 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Florence Belrose spelling champ, will represent town in New Bedford, Ninety-three graduate from elementary schools, 06/12/1925:7 04/01/1927:1 List of elementary school graduates, 06/19/1925:6 Physical examinations of students include X-rays, 05/27/1927:1 List of elementary school grads, 06/11/1926:5 Public health nurse reports on undernourished children, 07/15/1927:1 Largest group ever graduates from elementary schools, 06/24/1927:3 Opening schedule (ad), 08/19/1927:8 The cardinal virtues (l) (Observer), 06/24/1927:8 Report of superintendent, 02/03/1928:2 Schools - Middleboro (curriculum) Health parade 1,100 pupils strong (p), 06/15/1928:2 Interest in manual training continues 25 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Honor roll for grammar school 50 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Schools - Middleboro (facilities) Call for bids for dry wood (ad), 07/13/1928:10 Electric lights installed in four of central schools, 01/02/1925:6 Opening schedule (ad), 08/24/1928:8 Abstract of Bates' address given to Commercial Club on school grading Compare favorable with those of similar size, 09/28/1928:1 and accommodations, 01/30/1925:2 Results of examinations by school physician, 10/26/1928:2 High School principal addresses North Middleboro Mother's Club, Report of school physician, 01/11/1929:9 02/06/1925:5 Report of superintendent (t), 01/18/1929:7 Nickerson resigns from school needs committee (l), 02/20/1925:1 Report of school nurse (t), 01/18/1929:8 Rev. Barnes declines to serve on, principal Nickerson resigns from Contestants in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 school needs committee, 02/20/1925:1 Request for bids for dry hard wood (ad), 07/12/1929:8 Plea for civil discourse on town decisions (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), Opening schedules (ad), 08/23/1929:10 03/20/1925:3 Police mark approaches to schools with black and yellow signs, Warrant for special town meeting, 03/20/1925:8 10/18/1929:1 Southworth and Rounseville build new school near Town House 50 Schools - Middleboro (arts) years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Drawing exhibition largely attended, 05/29/1925:2 Subject of special town meeting, 07/03/1925:1 Concert at town house greatly appreciated, 04/09/1926:6 Southworth begins work on new schoolhouse 50 years ago, Hundreds of people attend exhibit, 06/11/1926:7 07/17/1925:6 Wappanucket School organizes orchestra, 11/12/1926:2 Repairs going full blast, 08/07/1925:6 Orchestra at Wappanucket School reaches high standard, 12/24/1926:3 Southworth completes new schoolhouse 50 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Schools - Middleboro (attendance and enrollment) Schoolhouse committee members paid 50 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 December statistics, 01/02/1925:6 A square deal for every child in every district (l) (Citizen), 01/08/1926:1 Statistics for year ending June 30, 1924, 01/30/1925:3 Consolidation proposed, 01/15/1926:2 Statistics for year ending December 31, 1924, 01/30/1925:3 Old grammar school divided 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 January statistics, 02/06/1925:9 Improvements made to buildings over summer, 09/03/1926:3 February statistics, 03/13/1925:1 Azel Washburn in charge of care of school property 50 years ago, Carrie Jones completes census, 05/15/1925:6 09/03/1926:6 Statistics for state education department, 07/17/1925:7 New grading scheme proposed for after high school building complete, Figures for opening of fall term, 09/11/1925:4 10/01/1926:6 B.J. Allan and Dora Leonard take school census 25 years ago, Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 09/11/1925:6 Committee appointed to plan for new building in North Middleboro 25 Average 93.9 percent for year ending 6/30/25, 03/12/1926:1 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Figures for February, 03/26/1926:1 New buildings planned for North Middleboro and Soule neighborhood March statistics, 04/16/1926:9 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 April statistics, 05/21/1926:8 Seating plans nearly complete, 07/29/1927:6 Statistics for opening week, 09/10/1926:1 Request for bids for hardwood (ad), 07/29/1927:8 Report to state for year ending June 18, 09/17/1926:2 Jesse Carpenter, Jr. cleans suburban school buildings, 07/27/1928:8 Statistics for September, 10/08/1926:3 Mrs Leslie Clark objects to plan for retarded students (l), 03/01/1929:6 October figures, 10/22/1926:9 Brockton man contracts to build grammar school 50 years ago, Carrie Jones completes census, 11/05/1926:3 07/12/1929:6 Statistics for October, 11/05/1926:3 The traveling schoolhouse (l) (A.D. Clark), 07/19/1929:7 Statistics for November, 12/10/1926:9 Schools - Middleboro (faculty and staff) Monthly statistics, 01/14/1927:2 see also Middleboro Teachers' Association Statistics for last year, 01/28/1927:3 Twelve resignations, fourteen appointments in past year, 01/02/1925:6 Monthly statistics, 02/11/1927:8 List of resignations, appointments for new year, 06/12/1925:7 Statistics for vocational program, 02/18/1927:6 Changes to teaching force, 07/17/1925:7 February statistics, 03/11/1927:2 Corps of teachers for 1925-1926, 08/28/1925:7 March statistics, 04/15/1927:3 Janitors elected for upcoming year, 05/21/1926:8 Opening day figures, 09/09/1927:1

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Schools - Middleboro (faculty and staff) cont. Schwartz, Abraham Tinkham and Spooner tenured, list of teachers for ensuing year, Doctor accepts post at State Farm asylum, 07/13/1928:4 05/21/1926:8 Schwartz, Abram List of teachers from 25 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Purchases new Chevrolet coach, 08/24/1928:4 Teachers from last year move on to new positions, new teachers listed, Scollay, Rebecca 09/03/1926:3 Correction to genealogy (l) (Mary L.D. Cleveland), 05/13/1927:3 Superintendent Jacoby elected to same post in Milton 25 years ago, Old Clarke residence near Court End (Granville Temple Sproat), 09/24/1926:6 07/13/1928:9 Over 30 applications for superintendent 25 years ago, 10/01/1926:6 Scott, John Charles Bates elected school superintendent 25 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Fined $100 for keeping and exposing liquor, 04/01/1927:1 Harry Belmont instructor of high school boy's band, 11/12/1926:2 Scott, Louise Harold Sears supervisor of writing, 12/17/1926:8 Teacher at Katherine Gibbs Secretarial school, Boston, 02/18/1927:2 Sylvia Comley supervisor of drawing, 12/17/1926:8 Scott, William E. School nurse Mary Canning resigns, moves to Norwood, 12/24/1926:3 Replaces James Faulkner as meter reader, 10/11/1929:1 Teachers' salaries for the month, 12/24/1926:3 Scribner, M.J. Statistics for present teacher force, 01/14/1927:2 Purchases Summer St property from Elsie Lewis, 09/09/1927:4 Set of governing duties set for school nurse, 01/14/1927:3 Scudder (Mr) Henry Armes replaces grammar school teacher here 50 years ago, Richardson & Scudder petition for bankruptcy 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 03/15/1929:6 Superintendent Bates cannot serve past retirement age, 04/15/1927:7 Scudder, Howard H. Personnel changes addressed at school committee meeting, Wedding described, 02/20/1925:1 04/29/1927:1 Scudder, Wilson Cushing succeeds Bates as superintendent of schools; list of teachers, Some opposition to gasoline storage tank, 08/30/1929:1 05/06/1927:1 Truck skids on ice, rolls over, 12/13/1929:4 Supervisor Sylvia Comley re-elected with increase in salary, Scudder, Wilson S. 05/06/1927:1 Rents space for heater business from Hathaway, 07/06/1928:1 Teachers honored for 25+ years of service, 06/24/1927:2 Scudder, W.S. Many are graduates of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Horse takes second at Bridgewater, 09/18/1925:2 Elementary principal Edgar Copeland resigns 25 years ago, replaced by Mare takes ill and dies at Brockton fair, 10/05/1928:1 Blanchard, 09/30/1927:6 Oliver Remillard in charge of repairs and alterations to leased building, Benson replaced by Harding at intermediate primary school 50 years 10/19/1928:1 ago, 04/06/1928:7 Scudder Brothers Coal Co. Changes to teaching force, 07/27/1928:1 Three-year-old Frances Hall breaks leg in sledding accident, School physician James Burkhead resigns, 08/17/1928:9 02/06/1925:1 Smith replaces Burkhead as school physician, 09/07/1928:1 Establishes retail ice business (ad), 04/03/1925:3 List of salaries (t), 02/08/1929:8 Change from credit to cash business (ad), 05/01/1925:3 School board holds annual election of teachers, 05/17/1929:1 Contracts to provide coal for municipal buildings, 08/28/1925:1 Large proportion are married women, 09/20/1929:1 Delivery truck catches fire, 02/19/1926:2 Schools - Middleboro (finances) Discontinues retail coal business in Middleboro (ad), 07/27/1928:8 State figures for local support of schools, 01/16/1925:3 Business purchased by Ralph Kelley, 04/26/1929:1 December statement, 01/23/1925:7 Scudder Fuel and Equipment Co. Report of January and February expenditures, 03/13/1925:1 Authorized dealer for Sinclair companies (ad), 08/17/1928:4 Report for state education department, 07/17/1925:7 Gasoline ignites on Wareham St, 04/12/1929:1 1925 financial statement (t), 01/22/1926:1 Petitions to store 18,000 gallons of petroleum products, 08/16/1929:5 State reimbursements detailed, 03/26/1926:1 Short circuit sets fire to gasoline, 11/22/1929:1 Statistics for last three months, 04/23/1926:3 Seafood State funding amount larger than last several years, 09/17/1926:2 see also Fish Markets Monthly pay roll, 09/24/1926:3 Wayside Inn, lobsters alive and boiled (ad), 04/06/1928:10 October figures, 10/22/1926:9 Sealer of Weights and Measures State reimbursements detailed, 11/19/1926:3 Notices of testing for Lakeville and Middleboro, 01/09/1925:10 Tuition totals for students attending vocational schools outside Proposed budget for 1925 (t), 02/06/1925:2 Middleboro, 11/19/1926:3 Notice for Lakeville (ad), 01/01/1926:4 Estimated income from outside sources, 12/03/1926:6 Proposed budget for 1926 (t), 02/05/1926:6 Teachers' salaries for the month, 12/24/1926:3 Lakeville sealer post notice (ad), 01/14/1927:6 Peirce Estate Trustees fund cost of instruction in commercial Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 department, 01/14/1927:2 Notice of upcoming visits (ad), 02/10/1928:10 Tuition charges of out-of-town students, 01/14/1927:2 Why have one? (l) (Lewis F. Harding), 02/17/1928:1 Annual financial report, 01/28/1927:3 Remaining articles addressed at adjourned town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 Per capita cost, 01/28/1927:3 Proposed budget (t), 02/01/1929:9 Budget a conservative estimate of needs, 02/11/1927:8 Review of work to date, 06/21/1929:2 Statement for last two months, 03/25/1927:1 Review of work done in June, 07/19/1929:1 Statement for last three months, 04/15/1927:3 Discovers bags of flour that are short weight, 10/25/1929:2 State reimburses schools $12,520 for teacher employment, 11/18/1927:1 Sears (Mr) Report of superintendent (t), 01/18/1929:7 High school teacher resigns, 10/14/1927:1 Credited $19,012.50 from state, 11/22/1929:1 Sears, Earl Schott, David Elisha Resides in Brockton, 07/10/1925:6 Wedding described, 09/07/1928:1 Son born, 10/26/1928:6 Wed to Cynthia Frances Johnson, 09/07/1928:4 Sears, Eleanor F. Schreiber, John S. Wedding described, 08/21/1925:1 Sells Pleasant St farm to NH parties, 04/22/1927:1 Wed to George H. Jefferson, 08/21/1925:4

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Sears, Elsie A. Sears, Mrs Henry W. Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/25/1929:7 Moves to Courtland St, 11/01/1929:1 Sears, Elsie M. Sears, Rebecca Hathaway Elsie A. Sears inconvenienced by mistaken identity, 12/20/1929:9 Wed to Ray Huntington Bearse, 10/02/1925:4 Resides in Plymouth not Middleboro, 12/27/1929:1 Sears, Stanley R. Sears, Frank Wedding described, 03/09/1928:8 Funeral held in Brockton, 02/15/1929:10 Sears Lumber Co. Sears, George see also J.K. & B. Sears & Co. Rock property sold, 10/19/1928:1 Lumber and building materials (ad), 03/27/1925:8 Roy Sharron sells Miller St house, 10/26/1928:6 Closed due to death of Albert Mitchell, 04/08/1927:4 Sears, Harold C. Serves Middleboro for over 50 years (ad), 08/12/1927:2 Supervisor of writing in local schools, 12/17/1926:8 Employs Peter Wholan, 08/26/1927:7 Irving Hobby replaces Sears as head of commercial department at high Robert Crosier struck by Wholan driving Sears truck, 09/09/1927:5 school, 10/14/1927:1 Herbert Dodge foreman of lumber yard, 03/02/1928:8 Sears, Henry Opens branch in Nantucket, 03/23/1928:2 Fred Sparrow contracts to erect dwelling for 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Purchases new Reo two-ton truck, 04/06/1928:8 High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Provides roofing materials for Red Men's hall at Nantucket, Sears, Henry W. 07/06/1928:1 Wires new residence for lighting 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Seaver, Irving L. Ships lily-of-the-valley bulbs to California and Oregon, 04/30/1926:2 Wed to Nellie E. Benson Bassett, 09/27/1929:4 Continues talk to Congregational Men's club on trip to the west, Seaver, Mrs E.N. 05/14/1926:3 Receives letter from niece in flooded area of Vermont (l), 12/23/1927:2 Elected vice-president of Cape Cod Lumber Dealers' 25 years ago, Struck by hit-and-run driver in Springfield, 11/01/1929:1 03/04/1927:6 Seaver, Natalie Constance Obituary (p), 05/25/1928:1 Born to Ralph A., 03/05/1926:5 Dies at age 69, 05/25/1928:4 Seaver, Ralph Co-operative Bank passes resolutions upon death, 07/20/1928:1 Reland St couple married 10 years, 06/18/1926:2 South Main St estate sold to Janet Savage, 11/01/1929:1 Moves to Campello, 05/27/1927:1 Sears, Henry W., Jr. Seaver, Ralph A. Elected director of Co-operative Bank, 08/20/1926:5 Moves from Southwick St to Reland St, 08/28/1925:5 Fills vacancy left by Charles Atwood at Co-operative Bank, Daughter born, 03/05/1926:5 09/20/1929:1 Seaver, Raymond L. Sears, Henry William Son born, 09/06/1929:4 Will in probate, 05/25/1928:9 Seaver, Russell Sears, Herbert Daughter born, 04/29/1927:1 Auto collides with horse and wagon driven by Edna Benson, Seaver, Shirley Russell 01/01/1926:3 Born to Russell, 04/29/1927:1 Sells Plympton St bungalow to Elizabeth Reed, 08/31/1928:1 Seavey, Ernest N. Sears, Herbert A. Engaged to Ruth Gladys Caswell, 08/05/1927:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/28/1929:5 Engaged to Ruth G. Caswell, 11/11/1927:3 Sears, Herbert E. Wedding described, 12/02/1927:1 Purchases East Main St house from Helen Worden, 08/24/1928:5 Wed to Ruth Gladys Caswell, 12/02/1927:4 Sears, H.W. Seavey, Ernest Nathaniel Writes of Riverside, California (l), 03/05/1926:3 Engaged to Ruth Gladys Caswell, 11/18/1927:4 Sears, Isaiah C. Seekell, Charles H. Obituary, 02/26/1926:1 Manager of Talbot-Seeley Co., 05/28/1926:1 Sears, Mabel B. Obituary, 06/11/1926:1 see also Philharmonic Trio Dies at age 59, 06/11/1926:6 Plays cello at churches in New York, 04/09/1926:10 Selectmen (see Middleboro - Board of Selectmen) McDowell trio plays in Brockton, 04/29/1927:1 Selevanus, John W. Cello soloist at Brockton club, 12/23/1927:1, 01/13/1928:4 Wedding described, 01/04/1929:4 Cello soloist at Steinert hall in Boston, 02/15/1929:1 Sellmon, Leander Sails to West Indies, 02/22/1929:1 Son born, 04/06/1928:4 Moves to Courtland St, 11/01/1929:1 Senechal, Roland Sears, Mabel Belcher Collides with Veroni's auto on Wareham St, 04/30/1926:1 Violoncello instruction (ad), 11/12/1926:10 Daughter born, 10/14/1927:6 Shaw, Sears and Reilly form MacDowell Trio, 01/21/1927:1 Senior Citizens (see Aged) Cellist performs in Taunton, 03/11/1927:2 Sentio, Domingo Students of Shaw and Sears give joint recital, 07/01/1927:2 Wed to Amelie Martes Delgado, 03/11/1927:4 Violincello instruction (ad), 10/05/1928:5 Serra, Angelo Sears, Margaret Charged with assault on wife Frances, 04/10/1925:9 Wedding described, 06/18/1926:10 Assault case continued, 04/17/1925:9 Sears, Mrs A.L. Fracas involves railroad workers, 07/24/1925:9 And Mrs A.W. Hathaway open home cooking shop in Dorchester, James Cassidy fined $25 for assault, 07/31/1925:1 10/07/1927:1 Serra, Frances Sears, Mrs Earl Husband Angelo charged with assault, 04/10/1925:9 Resides in Brockton, 06/29/1928:2, 11/09/1928:2 Assault case continued, 04/17/1925:9 Sears, Mrs George Serra, Joseph R. And Mrs B.R. Hathaway open tea room in Onset, 06/03/1927:3 Fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching intersection, 11/08/1929:2

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Serra, Ralph Shattuck, F.A. Charged with breaking Christmas bulbs, sent to Lyman School, Beautiful flowers worth ride by Plymouth St residence, 08/07/1925:5 01/11/1929:3 Shattuck, Ida E. Service Stations (see Automobile Service Stations) Obituary, 12/20/1929:1 Sesquicentennial Widow of Rufus W. dies at age 86, 12/20/1929:4 First Congregational holds service, 07/09/1926:1 Shattuck, Ray Seuss, Hermine Emily Occupies apartment in Middleboro, 11/05/1926:1 Wedding described, 08/12/1927:1 Shattuck, Roy Wed to Everett Wells Martin, 08/12/1927:4 Wed to Corinne Bolduc, 07/02/1926:4 Seventh Day Adventist Church (see Advent Christian Church) Shaughnessy (Mr) Sewage Disposal South Middleboro folks attend wedding, 07/01/1927:2 John McGrady, sewage and water system work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Shaughnessy, Edward Joseph Local disposal up to legislature 25 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Wedding described, 07/01/1927:1 Committee organizes 25 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Wed to Mary Dorothea Begley, 07/01/1927:4 Special committee for investigations formed 25 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Shaughnessy, Mrs Edward F. New system of filtration proposed 25 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Resides in Ashland, 02/22/1929:1 Legislative committee visits here 25 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 Shaw (Mr) Further action by legislature 25 years ago unlikely, 04/23/1926:8 Shaw and Hayward collide on Pearl St, 01/07/1927:1 Main St main extensions built 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Sherman prepares plans for improvements to Doane and Shaw block 50 Line extended from Peirce St down North Main to fire station, years ago, 08/17/1928:8 07/30/1926:3 And Doane to add another story to Union block 50 years ago, Clifford St to get sewer line extension, 04/20/1928:1 09/14/1928:8 A problem on Main St 50 years ago, 10/19/1928:8 Pacer wins at Pascoag, RI, 07/26/1929:1 Sewall, Mary L. And Bump lay foundation for Congregational church 50 years ago, Obituary, 11/20/1925:1 10/11/1929:8 Sewall, Mary Lorraine Shaw, Abbie D. Widow of Charles H. dies at age 68, 11/20/1925:4 Increase in pension to $50 recommended, 12/06/1929:1 Sex Crimes Shaw, Abraham John Thompson and Louise Parker guilty of statutory offences, And Parkhurst shoot fox 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 01/21/1927:3 Shaw, Albert Yvonne Boyce sentenced to Sherborn reformatory for lewd and Photo from GAR Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 lascivious behavior, 03/15/1929:5 Open shore house in Onset 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Shad (see Herring) Shaw, Alberta Shafer, Melville Arthur Engaged to Harold M. Nelson, 04/16/1926:3 Tourist humor in New England, 09/17/1926:6 Shaw, Alberta A. Shankle, Louise C. Mrs Nelson of Troy, NY attends wedding, 09/17/1926:1 Succeeds Margaret Sander in Union Street School, 01/02/1925:6 Wed to Harold M. Nelson, 09/17/1926:3 Teaches at Winthrop, 09/03/1926:3 Shaw, Alberta Atwood Shannon, Mrs William Wedding described, 09/17/1926:1 Resides in Plainville, 12/18/1925:9 Shaw, Alden Resides in Worcester, 07/08/1927:1 Under quarantine for scarlet fever, 09/27/1929:1 Shannon, William Shaw, Alfred M. Enters Burdett Business College, Boston, 01/14/1927:4 South Carver man dies at age 82, 08/10/1928:4 Sharkey, William South Carver man dies at age 81, 08/10/1928:5 Engaged to Sara H. Barrett, 09/27/1929:1 Obituary, 08/17/1928:3 Sharkey, William J. Shaw, Alfred M., Jr. Engaged to Sara Barrett, 10/11/1929:1 Found dead at work in South Carver bog, 05/15/1925:4 Sharkey, William Joseph South Carver man dies at age 46, 05/15/1925:4 Engaged to Sara Helen Barrett, 09/14/1928:1, 10/04/1929:4 Obituary, 05/22/1925:4 Wedding described, 10/11/1929:1 Shaw, Alice G. Sharples, Bennett Earl Obituary, 02/15/1929:4 Born to Merton and Zilpha Bennett, 10/15/1926:8 Shaw, Alice Louise Sharples, Merton Born to Roy E., 12/02/1927:1 Son born, 10/15/1926:8 Shaw, Allen Sharples, Zilpha Bennett History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Son born, 10/15/1926:8 Shaw, Alonzo D. Sharron, Everett Died at Newberne 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 12/04/1925:2 Shaw, Alton Sharron, Mrs Roy Funeral held in Plymouth, 04/26/1929:2 Aunt dies in Wellfleet, 01/30/1925:4 Shaw, Ann E. Sharron, Roy Will in probate, 02/06/1925:2 Moves from Miller St to Rochester, 07/22/1927:2 Conservator presents account of estate, 03/27/1925:6 Lets Miller St house to Henry Pratt, 09/02/1927:6 Executor presents final account of estate, 03/05/1926:7 Sells George Sears house on Miller St, 10/26/1928:6 Shaw, Ann Elizabeth Shattuck, Alice Marjorie Obituary, 01/23/1925:1 Wedding described, 10/26/1928:2 Widow of George H. dies at age 89, 01/23/1925:5 Wed to Clifford Verdel Shurtleff, 11/02/1928:4 Shaw, Annie Shattuck, Celia Obituary, 12/23/1927:6 Moves to Montgomery Home, 07/09/1926:1 Shaw, Annie Elizabeth Wife of George dies at age 45, 12/16/1927:4

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Shaw, Arthur Shaw, Clarence New clerk at W.C. Thomas' store, 10/11/1929:4 In collision with Onset driver at Cushman and Wareham St, Shaw, Arthur E. 03/02/1928:3 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Shaw, E. Frank Shaw, Arthur Gifford Resigns from Lang's market, purchases meat route from Newhall, Daughter born, 07/09/1926:1 09/11/1925:1 Shaw, Arthur W. Shaw, E. Herman And Harry Mitchell collide in East Middleboro, 09/03/1926:1 Wareham St couple married 25 years, 07/02/1926:5 Shaw, Bartlett Shaw, E. Herman, Jr. Killed at Bull Run 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Senior at Springfield College, 12/11/1925:1 Shaw, B.C., 2nd Graduates from Springfield College, 06/04/1926:1 North Carver couple married 10 years, 09/07/1928:2 Shaw, Eben Shaw, Benj. W. Fire at Seth Fuller place on Pleasant St 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Montgomery Home formally opens, 150 visitors attend (p), Shaw, Ebenezer A. 10/16/1925:3 Son born, 04/05/1929:9 Shaw, Benjamin Shaw, Ebenezer, Jr. Edward Van Dusen builds barn, 05/10/1929:2 Born to Ebenezer, 04/05/1929:9 Shaw, Benjamin C. Shaw, Edward A. Couple celebrates wedding anniversary, 04/02/1926:2 Bridgewater man dies at age 78, 08/07/1925:4 Collides with New Bedford truck on South Main St, 10/22/1926:3 Obituary, 08/07/1925:4 Moves from Plymouth St to Rocky Meadow St, 08/19/1927:1 Shaw, Elbridge Cleveland Farnum and Russell Eaton steal Shaw's car, 12/02/1927:1 Died at Gaines Mill 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Summer place at Indian Mound Beach broken into over winter, Shaw, Eldora 04/06/1928:8 Sells wayside stand to Edward Cannon, 07/23/1926:3 Shaw, Benjamin W. Has mayflowers in bloom, 02/18/1927:6 Howard Maxim contracts to install irrigation system at Shaw estate, Shaw, Eleanor 07/08/1927:6 Essay on Lincoln, 02/24/1928:2 Maxim installs pump at caretaker's residence, 07/15/1927:1 Enrolls at Framingham Normal school, 07/13/1928:1 Takes over management of Camp Joe Hooker race track, 05/24/1929:1 Student at Framingham Normal school, 12/06/1929:6 Lightning strikes big cow barn, 07/12/1929:1 Shaw, Elisha, Jr. Shaw, C. Augusta Collides with auto driven by Raymond Newcomb, 04/03/1925:8 Widow of Elbridge G. dies at age 96, 02/12/1926:4 Shaw, Elmer Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Obituary, 04/02/1926:6 Shaw, C.A. Shaw, Elmer E. Shoe salesman 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Bridgewater man dies at age 65, 03/26/1926:4 Nursery stock, 26 Bourne St (ad), 06/15/1928:10 Shaw, Elmer F. Trees and shrubs (ad), 04/12/1929:10 Found bleeding in wood lot, 11/13/1925:1 Shaw, Calvin Henry Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 06/22/1928:9 Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 Shaw, Elmer H. Shaw, Caroline Daughter born, 01/21/1927:7 Widow of George H. dies at age 87, 01/07/1927:8 Shaw, Erastus Obituary, 01/14/1927:1 Guilty of driving horse unfit for work, 08/13/1926:1 Shaw, Caroline B. Shaw, Erastus B. Petition for administration of estate, 02/25/1927:6 Foxboro driver strikes pedestrian Shaw on slippery road, 01/08/1926:5 Shaw, Carrie B. Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 02/01/1929:1 Committed to Taunton asylum, 08/06/1926:8 Shaw, Ernest WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, Son born, 10/16/1925:9 07/01/1927:3 Shaw, Eula Shaw, Charles Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 01/14/1927:4 Resides in Cabot, VT, 08/28/1925:3 Shaw, Ezra Resides in Stamford, CT, 04/02/1926:2 New horse a winner at Barnstable fair, 09/02/1927:4 Resides in Providence, 12/31/1926:6 Horse David dies at Worcester track, 08/16/1929:7 On furlough from U.S. Navy, 08/26/1927:7 Shaw, Ezra F. Stationed at Navy air station at Lakehurst, NJ, 11/11/1927:3 Purchases pacer from Weymouth man, 08/19/1927:1 Resides in Lakehurst, NJ, 12/02/1927:1 David G. takes second at Weymouth fair, 08/24/1928:1 Shaw, Charles A. Shaw, Ezra Francis Makes clean sweep at Boston poultry show, 01/16/1925:6 Wed to Gertrude Amelia Ball, 02/20/1925:4 Salesman for Keith company 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Shaw, Florence The Shoe Retailer praises salesman from Middleboro 25 years ago, Moves from School St to Woodstock, VT, 07/30/1926:3 11/12/1926:7 Sails for Genoa, Italy, 09/03/1926:1 Shaw, Charles Henry Wed to Myron Elbert Orcutt, 09/30/1927:4 Petition for administration of estate, 05/24/1929:5 Shaw, Florence T. Shaw, Charles L. D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Returns for visit 60 years after move to Missouri, 07/22/1927:6 Shaw, Francis H. Kidder, MO man subscribes to Gazette for 60 years, 05/24/1929:2 Rock St couple married 50 years, 04/09/1926:10 Shaw, Chester L. Shaw, Frank Member of Taunton Orchestral club, 06/05/1925:7 Lets South Main St tenement to George Mahony, 05/04/1928:5 Elected treasurer of District Nursing Assoc, 09/18/1925:7 Shaw, Frank A. Account of auto trip to Virginia, 07/27/1928:2 Hitchhikes to Oneonta, NY, 08/30/1929:1

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Shaw, Fred A. Shaw, Harriet Obituary, 03/09/1928:1 Widow of Samuel dies at age 83, 06/14/1929:4 Dies at age 65, 03/09/1928:4 Shaw, H.C. Funeral held at home on Highland Rd, 03/16/1928:1 Heavy storm causes cave-in at Plymouth St house, 11/05/1926:2 Shaw, G. Florence Shaw, Helen Sails for Italy in the fall, 08/20/1926:5 Student at Massachusetts General Hospital, 01/14/1927:1 Shaw, G. Fred Graduates from Massachusetts General Training school for nurses, Barn at Plymouth and Short St completely destroyed by fire, 06/21/1929:1 09/17/1926:1 Shaw, Helen D. Shaw, George Embarks on nurses' training at Massachusetts General, 02/12/1926:2 Son born, 10/02/1925:1 Employed at Massachusetts General in Boston, 09/30/1927:1 Genealogy traced, 03/12/1926:1 Shaw, Helen Fuller Sells property to Alfred Elliott, 04/30/1926:1 Wed to Joseph Herbert Byrnes, 07/23/1926:4 Engaged to Myra B. Andrews, 05/21/1926:1 Shaw, Henry Engaged to Myra A. Andrews, 05/28/1926:1 Attends Rhode Island State College, 04/10/1925:8 Shoots 12.5-lb. fox by moonlight, 11/18/1927:3 Shoots fine fox, 12/04/1925:6 Purchases Miller St home from Lewis Shaw, 09/14/1928:9 Gets his deer, 12/11/1925:3 Employed by William Egger, 06/14/1929:1 Installs radio set at home, 01/15/1926:6 Purchases Miller St lot from John Spavold, 08/23/1929:3 Gets a fox, 11/12/1926:3 Shaw, George A. Shoots second fox of season, 12/10/1926:6 In mishap with Attleboro driver on Wareham St, 04/05/1929:6 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Shaw, George H. Attends Rhode Island State College, 12/31/1926:6 Attends reunion of Minute Men 25 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Fined $25 for improper care of corn stubble, 03/18/1927:9 Fire at varnish plant, 01/15/1926:1 Attends Rhode Island State College, 05/27/1927:2 New mixing machines brought from Brooklyn, NY, 01/15/1926:5 Captures 11-lb. coon, 11/11/1927:2 Obituary, 06/04/1926:1 Traps a fine mink, 11/18/1927:3 Rock estate sold to Mr and Mrs Clarence Willard, 08/27/1926:1 Shoots second fox, 12/09/1927:6 Re-elected to YMCA state executive board 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Shaw's fox hound helps Elisha Cudworth, 01/27/1928:2 Trio of young men from earlier days (p), 07/15/1927:1 Gets second fox of season, 02/17/1928:3 William Weeman occupies former home of at 700 Centre St, Purchases Summer St place from Silas Pendleton, 06/29/1928:6 11/16/1928:1 Injured in collision of Frederick Pratt and Lewis Shaw, 11/30/1928:1 Brief biography (p), 02/15/1929:1 Injured in head-on collision, 12/07/1928:2 Rock St couple married 50 years 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Captures fine otter, 12/14/1928:8 Shaw, George Howard Installs oil heater in home, 10/11/1929:3 Dies at age 36, 06/04/1926:4 Captures three mink, 11/22/1929:2 Shaw, George R. Shaw, Henry F. Mason Leggee completes garage and makes alterations to Shaw place on Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 South Main St, 06/25/1926:5 Sells Plympton St property to Raymond Bowey, 08/10/1928:1 Escapes serious injury in auto mishap in Wareham, 08/27/1926:1 Shaw, Henry G. Shaw, George Russell Plympton couple married five years, 11/30/1928:2 Engaged to Myra Adeline Andrews, 07/03/1925:1, 06/18/1926:5 Shaw, Henry H. Wed to Myra Adeline Andrews, 07/02/1926:4 Appointed mail carrier in South Middleboro, 05/08/1925:6 Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Sells Highlands farm to George Denham, 10/23/1925:9 Shaw, Gerald F. Flood erases early plowing work 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Wed to Mildred A. Taylor, 06/12/1925:1 Purchases Ford sedan, 04/29/1927:7 Son born, 07/23/1926:1 Wed to Amy V. Thomas, 05/11/1928:2, 4 Shaw, Gerald Franklin Engages in express business 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Shaw, Henry M. Shaw, Gerard F. Attends Rhode Island State College, 01/09/1925:1 Disposes of interest in Colonial Brass Co., 09/16/1927:6 Graduates from Rhode Island State College, 06/15/1928:8 Daughter born, 08/10/1928:5, 08/17/1929:3 Attends Advanced School of Calhoun in Alabama, 06/14/1929:8 Shaw, Gerard Franklin Resides in Calhoun, AL, 09/06/1929:1 Wed to Mildred Ada Taylor, 06/12/1925:4 Shaw, Henry W. Shaw, G.H. Dies at age 78, 01/02/1925:4 Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Obituary, 01/09/1925:3 09/28/1928:5 Will in probate, 01/09/1925:5 Shaw, Gladys Shaw, Herman Accepts post in main office at State Farm, 06/22/1928:4 Attends Springfield College, 03/27/1925:9 Shaw, Gladys E. Employed at Lynn Rotary club, 06/26/1925:1 Takes charge of passbook verification at Trust Co., 01/13/1928:4 Senior at Springfield College, 04/02/1926:2 In charge of passbook verification at Co-operative Bank, 03/02/1928:8 Physical director of public schools in Roselle Park, NY, 12/03/1926:1 Shaw, Hannah Resides in Roselle Park, NJ, 12/31/1926:6 In loving memory of (poem), 11/22/1929:4 Physical director in Roselle Park, NJ schools, 07/01/1927:3, Shaw, Hannah B. 12/02/1927:1 Montgomery Home formally opens, 150 visitors attend (p), Physical instructor in Roselle Park, NJ public schools, 03/29/1929:1 10/16/1925:3 Shaw, Ivan Leaves generous bequest to St. Luke's Hospital, 12/14/1928:1 Wedding described, 12/03/1926:1 Shaw, Hannah M. Daughter born, 05/13/1927:2 Wife of George Fred dies at age 60, 11/23/1928:4 Occupies Foye's apartment on School St, 10/07/1927:1 Obituary, 11/30/1928:1

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Shaw, Ivan cont. Shaw, Lewis W. Daughter born, 04/20/1928:4 Rear wheel snaps off after skid, 02/03/1928:1 Occupies Jerusha Deane homestead in Muttock, 09/28/1928:1 Auto wrecked in collision with Frederick Pratt, 11/30/1928:1 Shaw, J. Addison Fined $25 for reckless driving, 12/28/1928:1 Receives commission as Justice of the Peace 50 years ago, 01/11/1929:8 Shaw, Lewis Webb Shaw, Jacob B. Wed to Elsie Louise Griswold, 09/18/1925:4 Photos of all Middleboro postmasters (p), 05/13/1927:1 Shaw, Lydia Brief biography (p), 10/14/1927:1 Genealogy traced, 03/05/1926:4 Further details of genealogy, 10/21/1927:1 Shaw, Madeline Shaw, Jairus Wed to Elmer Scott Holmes, 12/02/1927:4 Builds dwelling on Pickens St 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Shaw, Marion Shaw, Jairus H. Rebreaks arm, 10/02/1925:2 And Joshua Sherman contract to build needle factory 50 years ago, Wed to Rodney Griffith, 04/23/1926:2 11/27/1925:6 Shaw, Marion Lyon Shaw, James F. Wed to Rodney N. Griffith, 05/21/1926:6 Sells Lakeside park to Old Colony Railroad Co. 25 years ago, Shaw, Martha 12/31/1926:5 Ill with measles, 06/01/1928:3 Shaw, Jarius H. Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Builds stable at Dunlap homestead 50 years ago, 04/26/1929:6 Shaw, Martha Joan Shaw, J.E. Norton Born to John F., 04/27/1928:4 Inquest held into accidental shooting-suicide in Mattapoisett, Shaw, Mary 12/03/1926:1 Niece dies Carver, 01/20/1928:2 Inquest held into death, 12/17/1926:6 Shaw, Mary Ann Inquest continued, 01/07/1927:4 Obituary, 02/18/1927:3 New witnesses in inquest, 01/14/1927:3 Shaw, Merrill A. Verdict reached in death inquest, 01/28/1927:1 Sells property to Edwin Corayer, 01/09/1925:1 Shaw, J.H. Shaw, Mildred Taylor And Mendall contract to build house for Fagan 50 years ago, see also Philharmonic Trio; Taylor, Mildred 06/01/1928:6 Shaw, Sears and Reilly form MacDowell Trio, 01/21/1927:1 Shaw, John Violin soloist at Brockton church, 02/04/1927:4 Has license to sell medicinal liquor 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Plays annual musicale of Wareham Monday club, 03/18/1927:1 Peirce St homestead sold at auction 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Violin performance to be broadcast on WBZ, 04/22/1927:1 Lysander Holmes heirs sell homestead to Gammons at auction 25 years Violin soloist at church in Wollaston, 04/22/1927:1 ago, 10/09/1925:8 McDowell trio plays in Brockton, 04/29/1927:1 Lets Peirce St place to Rev Ketchum 25 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 Students of Shaw and Sears give joint recital, 07/01/1927:2 Brief biography (p), 11/25/1927:1 Former Middleboro artist to perform on radio, 11/04/1927:1 Brings home new silver dollars 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Member of Boston Women's Symphony orchestra, 12/16/1927:1 Elisha Tucker's orchard sold to Peirce estate 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Entertains at Music Lovers' Club in Steinert Hall, 01/13/1928:4 Shaw, John F. Broadcasts from station WNAC, 10/11/1929:1 Engaged to Ada Elizabeth Kane, 08/14/1925:2 Shaw, Mrs Albert B. Wed to Ada E. Kunz, 09/25/1925:4 Supervisor of music in Brockton, 12/09/1927:9, 05/03/1929:1 Son born, 08/06/1926:4 Shaw, Mrs Ezra Daughter born, 04/27/1928:4 Receives first radiogram here, 08/20/1926:4 Shaw, Jonathan Shaw, Mrs George Genealogy of Carver Shaws traced, 08/06/1926:3 Resides in Cabot, VT, 10/22/1926:1 Shaw, Joseph Shaw, Mrs J.E. Norton Contracts to rebuild house for Arthur Winslow, 03/29/1929:6 Inquest held into accidental shooting-suicide in Mattapoisett, Shaw, Joseph N. 12/03/1926:1 In charge of extensive alterations and improvements at Town House, Inquest held into death, 12/17/1926:6 02/13/1925:6 Shaw, Mrs Lewis Builds bungalows in Pocasset Heights, 04/30/1926:1 Brother dies, 03/16/1928:6 Builds large shed for Fall Brook Mothers' Club, 08/20/1926:3 Shaw, Mrs Samuel In charge of improvements to James Cole place, 12/31/1926:2 Burial at South Carver, 06/14/1929:4 Shaw, Laurence Bartlett Shaw, Nancy Ann Obituary, 01/07/1927:4 Born to Gerard F., 08/10/1928:5, 08/17/1929:3 Son of Harrison C. and Nina G. Blake dies at age 3, 01/07/1927:8 Shaw, Nellie Shaw, Lena F. Sells Rocky Meadow St poultry farm to Fred LeBaron, 03/25/1927:7 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Teaches at Mt. Pleasant school in Plymouth, 05/13/1927:7 Shaw, Leonard Shaw, Nellie L. Resides in Malden, 07/29/1927:1 Teaches in Plymouth, 02/27/1925:1 Shaw, Lewis Shaw, Nellie Louise Moves from Miller St to Middleboro, 12/24/1926:2 Wedding described, 09/16/1927:1 Shoots fox, 12/02/1927:6 Wed to George Pierce Deane, 09/16/1927:6 Daughter born, 03/09/1928:6 Shaw, Nellie M. Purchases Miller St home from George Shaw, 09/14/1928:9 Committed to Taunton asylum, 08/06/1926:8 Injured in head-on collision, 12/07/1928:2 Guardian petitions to sell real estate, 09/28/1928:7 Shaw, Lewis E. Shaw, Nellie W. Obituary, 05/28/1926:1 Supervisor of music in Brockton schools, 10/15/1926:5 Amarillo, TX man dies at age 64, 05/28/1926:4 Daughter born, 06/18/1926:4

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Shaw, Nellie Wicher Shaw, William A. Supervisor of music for Brockton public schools, 08/13/1926:5 Builds bungalow in South Middleboro, 05/06/1927:7 Organizes and trains 1,000-child chorus from Brockton, 10/08/1926:1 Moves into new bungalow, 11/04/1927:7 And Brockton students observe National Music week, 05/11/1928:1 South Middleboro couple married 50 years, 11/04/1927:7 Shaw, Obed Shaw, William B. Funeral held in North Carver, 01/09/1925:1 Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 Shaw, Obed H. Shaw, William F. North Carver man dies at age 70, 01/09/1925:4 Horse-rake struck by auto, 07/31/1925:1 Obituary, 01/09/1925:4 Purchases Wareham St gas station and lunch room from Edward Shaw, Olive B. Cannon, 10/21/1927:1 Obituary, 12/09/1927:1, 12/16/1927:6 Shaw, William H. Shaw, Olive Bishop Announces candidacy for selectman, 12/24/1926:1 Widow of E. Howard dies at age 91, 12/09/1927:4 Political advertisement (ad), 01/14/1927:7 Shaw, Phebe Shaw, William T. William Boynton answers genealogy enquiry, 02/24/1928:5 Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Shaw, Priscilla T. Graduates from Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Wed to Leon B. Shorey, 07/03/1925:4, 5 Shaw, Wm. H. Wedding described, 07/03/1925:7 Radios (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Wed to Leon B. Shorey in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Radio sales and service (ad), 09/30/1927:4 Shaw, Ralph B. Shaw, Zebulon Wed to Florence M. Mooney, 06/24/1927:4 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Shaw, Rose O. Shaw & Childs In auto mishap on Pearl St, 01/14/1927:1 Convert Pierce dwelling to store 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Shaw, Roy E. Commence work on leased estate 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Daughter born, 12/02/1927:1 Move into new store on Centre St 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 Collides with motorcycle officer on Plymouth St, 10/18/1929:1 Shaw Family Fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching intersection, Story of family in Carver, 08/06/1926:3 11/08/1929:2 Correction to story on genealogy, 08/13/1926:1 Shaw, Sadie Shea, May Attends Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 Resides in Buffalo, NY, 09/09/1927:3 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Shea, Helen F. Shaw, Sam Wed to John F. Perkins, 11/23/1928:4 The Shoe Retailer praises salesman from Middleboro 25 years ago, Shea, Lillian 11/12/1926:7 Gives fine exhibition of toe and athletic dancing at Park Theatre, Shaw, Samuel 09/16/1927:4 Brief biography of Melinda S. Pratt (p), 07/22/1927:1 Acrobatic dancer performs at Park Theatre, 08/24/1928:4 Petitions to build garage, store gasoline, 04/12/1929:9 Shea, Mae Chimney struck by lightning, 07/12/1929:1 Resides in Brooklyn, NY, 08/23/1929:1 Shaw, Sarah Sheehan, Dennis Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Attends Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Shaw, Sylvanus Sheehan, Edith Genealogy traced, 03/05/1926:4 Nurses in Boston, 01/14/1927:4 Shaw, Verna Fairmount Sheehan, James Born to Arthur Gifford, 07/09/1926:1 Resides in Quincy, 07/22/1927:5 Shaw, Viola H. Sheehan, John Lewis Wed to Robert Melville, Jr., 06/19/1925:6 Resides in Boston, 02/01/1929:1 Wed to Robert W. Melville in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Sheehan, Mary Shaw, W. Henry Attends Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Shoots three fox, 01/09/1925:3 Obituary, 04/06/1928:1 Shaw, Walter Widow of John B. dies at age 69, 04/06/1928:4 Chimney fire in Rocky Meadow, 02/11/1927:2 Sheehan, Mary E. Shaw, Walter A. Harold Dufur hit by auto operated by Sheehan, 10/22/1926:1 Chimney fire requires two visits from fire department, 03/12/1926:8 Bookkeeper at P.H. Peirce Co., 08/19/1927:2 Shaw, Walter C. Sheehan, Michael Son born, 07/06/1928:4 Truck collides with Tatro's auto on Plymouth St, 05/29/1925:1 Shaw, Washington Sheehan, Michael J. Fined $25 for reckless driving, 08/06/1926:1 August Klar sells business to John Hayes and Michael Sheehan, Shaw, Will 01/16/1925:1 Gets deer on last day of season, 12/17/1926:6 And Hayes announce purchase of Klar's bakery, 01/16/1925:8 Sawyer at C.N. Atwood & Son, 05/13/1927:6 Klar posts notice of transfer of business to Hayes and Sheehan, Shaw, Willard 01/16/1925:8 Gets his deer, 12/21/1928:2 Partnership dissolved, Sheehan continues business, 07/10/1925:4 Shaw, William Notice of partnership dissolution, 07/10/1925:7 Shurtleff's truck and Boston auto collide, hit Shaw's parked vehicle, Tips car, lands in brook on Thompson St, 04/06/1928:1 09/24/1926:1 Sells Middleboro Bakery to Andrew Pasztor; history of business, Sawyer at Atwood's mill, 02/10/1928:6 04/27/1928:1 Photo of P.H. Peirce Co. in 1894 (p), 11/30/1928:1 Pleads guilty on charges stemming from collision with Leo Clark, Frank Maki charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, 01/25/1929:3 09/20/1929:1 Sheehan, M.J. Employed at Middleboro Bakery, 09/24/1926:7

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Sheehan, William J. Sherman, Fred Funeral held at Sacred Heart, 09/16/1927:1 Resides in Beverly, 09/10/1926:2 Sheehan Bros. Sherman, George Purchase bakery from Tweedy 25 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Moves to Plymouth, 01/15/1926:5 Sheep Injures thumb with axe 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Run on lamb 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Sherman, Hannah E. Shell Eastern Petroleum Products, Inc. Will in probate, 10/16/1925:5 Petitions to erect six 21,000-gal tanks, 07/26/1929:3 Executor presents account of estate, 04/05/1929:6 No opposition to tank installation, 08/09/1929:1 Montgomery Home beneficiary of will, 04/19/1929:2 Sheridan, Oliver Sherman, Hannah Elizabeth Partner of Merle Washburn in Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co., Widow of Benjamin F. dies at age 90, 05/01/1925:5 04/06/1928:6 Obituary, 05/01/1925:6 Sherman (Mr) Sherman, Harriet E. Property at Water St dam sold to John Moore 25 years ago, Obituary, 05/14/1926:4 11/13/1925:7 Sherman, Harriet Emma Dissolves partnership with Godfrey 50 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Wife of James H. dies at age 65, 05/14/1926:4 Sherman (Mrs) Will in probate, 05/21/1926:2 Dies in Plymouth, 12/13/1929:8 Sherman, Henry Sherman, Austin Attends Burdett Business College, 01/09/1925:1 Motorcyclist allegedly under the influence in mishap on Wareham St, Couple moves into new home in Wareham, 07/06/1928:1 11/11/1927:1 Sherman, Henry C. Sherman, Austin W. Engaged to Gertrude Williams Tower, 01/27/1928:1 Fined $100 for drunk driving, 12/02/1927:1 Sherman, Henry Cushman Sherman, Bertha Wed to Gertrude Williams Tower, 06/22/1928:4 Funeral held in Peabody, 08/02/1929:6 Sherman, J.H. Sherman, C.A. Physician enjoys successful practice in South Boston 50 years ago, Indian motorcycles (ad), 02/20/1925:5 05/21/1926:4 Purchases Rice St lot from Peirce Estate 25 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Sherman, Joshua 121 Centre St business serving since 1912 (ad), 03/02/1928:8 Homestead sold to C.S. Cummings 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 Sherman, Charles A. And Jairus Shaw contract to build needle factory 50 years ago, Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/12/1926:3 11/27/1925:6 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 And Simeon Harlow erect building for James Harlow 50 years ago, First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 09/10/1926:5 Southworth builds house on Rice St 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Contracts to build stable for Harlow 50 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Petitions to erect garage, store gasoline, 11/16/1928:6 Builds house on Oak St 50 years ago, 09/09/1927:6 Sherman, Clarence Prepares plans for improvements to Doane and Shaw block 50 years New asylum attendant at State Farm, 03/16/1928:2 ago, 08/17/1928:8 Sherman, Edith To add another story to Union block 50 years ago for Doane and Shaw, Graduates from Boston University, 06/19/1925:1 09/14/1928:8 Teaches school in Mansfield, 09/11/1925:1 Builds summer kitchen for Joseph Beals 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Resumes teaching duties in Lyndon, VT, 09/10/1926:1 Sherman, Lucinda M. Teaches at Lyndon Institute in Vermont, 04/08/1927:1 Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 Sherman, Edith B. Widow of Francis M. dies at age 91, 08/19/1927:4 Graduates from Boston University, 06/19/1925:3 Sherman, Mabel Teaches at Lyndon Institute in Vermont, 04/05/1929:1 Obituary, 12/07/1928:1 Sherman, Edwin A. Widow of A. Frank dies at age 71, 12/07/1928:4 Resigns from Hathaway's pharmacy after 23 years, 04/10/1925:1 Sherman, Marie A. Sherman, Elizabeth Obituary, 04/12/1929:1 Obituary, 05/01/1925:9 Widow of John dies at age 81, 04/12/1929:4 Sherman, Evelyn Sherman, Mildred Joins nursing class in Boston, 01/13/1928:10 Stenographer at telephone company, 07/31/1925:2 Sherman, Evelyn May Employed at telephone exchange, 09/18/1925:7 Engaged to Eugene Francis Davis, 08/09/1929:1, 11/22/1929:4 Sherman, Mrs William Sherman, Evelyn M. Dies in Plymouth, 04/03/1925:2 Engaged to Eugene F. Davis, 11/15/1929:1 Sherman, Nathaniel Alden Sherman, F.M. Wed to Ethel Marshall MacIsaac, 11/22/1929:6 Program from grand dedication ball of American Hall in 1854 (p), Sherman, N.B. 04/03/1925:1 Cotton factory burns 50 years ago, 06/12/1925:6 Purchases lot adjacent to his land 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Sawmill repaired 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Vaughan and Mendall build stable for Sherman 50 years ago, Sherman, Nelson W. 07/19/1929:6 Wed to Ethelyn M. Pittsley, 12/04/1925:4 Sherman, Francis M. Sherman, Paul Cliftondale couple married 70 years, 07/24/1925:8 New sub-master at Bates School, 07/05/1929:1 Former Middleboro couple married 71 years, 07/23/1926:1 Sherman, Paul R. Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Resigns from Bates School to take commission in U.S. Navy, Cliftondale man dies at age 92, 01/28/1927:4 08/30/1929:4 C.C. Tinkham repositions house on lot 50 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Sherman, Polly Sherman, Frank M. Funeral held at Plympton, 04/27/1928:3 Floor manager at 1866 Promenade Concert and Ball (p), 11/20/1925:1 Sherman, Polly C. Obituary, 04/27/1928:6

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Sherman, Thomas Shiverick, William L. Navy man returns from Honolulu, 07/17/1925:1 Resides in Salt Lake City, UT, 10/28/1927:1 Sherman, Zina E. Shiverick & Thomas Obituary, 06/21/1929:1, 06/28/1929:1 Complete paving job on Nantucket 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 Sherman, Zina Edward Firm dissolves 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Plympton man dies at age 84, 06/21/1929:4 Contract to install roofing in Wareham 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Sherman & Tweedy Shiverick Charles H. New bakery opens on Centre St 25 years ago, 09/24/1926:6 Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Sherman Family Shockley (Mr) Details of South Carver branch, 07/22/1927:3 Purchases 40,000 bricks from Eldridge 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Descendant of Asa writes (l) (Mildred Sherman Bradford), 07/29/1927:6 Leases land to Elk Corp., 09/16/1927:6 Sherman's Shockley, Charles Reconditioned cars (ad), 02/13/1925:10 Purchases land on Water St 50 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Bicycle club (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Builds foundation for tenement 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Celebrates 13th anniversary (ad), 04/03/1925:4 Shockley, Fred Sherrard, M.F. Burglary at Lakeville paint shop, 12/18/1925:1 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Served as town official thirty years (p), 03/19/1926:2 01/02/1925:5 Shockley, Fred A. Sherrard, M.F.B. Lightning strikes paint shop, 06/05/1925:1 Employs Ela Anderson, 02/25/1927:7 Sells land to elk range, 11/04/1927:3 Sherrard, Milton F.B. Shockley, Mrs Fred Purchases Pearl St place from Harold Bailey, 11/20/1925:1 Sister dies in Northampton, 02/22/1929:1 Moves from Peirce St to Pearl St, 02/26/1926:1 Shoe Industry Sherron, Isabel see also Alden, Walker & Wilde; Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, Local Resides in New Haven, CT, 07/17/1925:2 20; Field Bros. & Co., Inc.; G.E. Keith Shoe Co.; Keith & Pratt; Shibles, Mark R. Leonard, Shaw & Dean; Leonard & Barrows New sub-master at Bates School, 08/30/1929:4 Notice of wage increase at Corcoran Shoe Co., 03/20/1925:7 Sub-master at Bates School, 12/06/1929:1 James McCarthy foreman at Corcoran Shoe Co., 10/02/1925:4 Shields, Henry C. Corcoran Shoe Co. included in purchase of Freeman Daughaday Obituary, 08/05/1927:4 property on Cambridge St, 11/06/1925:2 Shing, Choy Soy She Bkorkman-Davis company shows interest in Middleboro, 08/20/1926:1 Daughter born, 04/13/1928:4 Bjorkman-Davis has novel idea in salesmanship, 08/27/1926:2 First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 E.E. Perkins & Son, North Middleboro shoe factory (p), 09/17/1926:1 Shing, Lee Guey Old North Lakeville shoe factory (p), 01/14/1927:1 Daughter born, 04/13/1928:4 Local factories increase output, 07/29/1927:1 First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Shing, Lee Mee Woo 05/04/1928:1 Born to Lee Guey and Choy Soy She, 04/13/1928:4 Shoe Industry (25 years ago) First Chinese birth reported in Middleboro Gazette, 04/13/1928:4 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington leading exhibitor at Paris Expo, Shippee, Minnie Rose 01/16/1925:6 Wife of Albert dies at age 51, 11/06/1925:4 Hathaway, Soule & Harrington ship last carload of shoes, 04/03/1925:8 Shiverick (Mr) Middleboro men lease old needle works, 04/10/1925:5 Purchases pacer Allene Wilson from Bearse 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Penniman Bros. shoe factory visited by burglars, 08/14/1925:7 Shiverick, May J.M. O'Donnell & Co. moves to Brockton, 07/16/1926:7 Dies in Falmouth, 04/15/1927:2 The Shoe Retailer praises salesmen from Middleboro, 11/12/1926:7 Shiverick, Charles J.M. O'Donnll & Co. increases output, 01/14/1927:5 William Shiverick here from Salt Lake City for funeral, 07/03/1925:1 Value in Middleboro over $1 million, 09/02/1927:6 Shiverick, Charles H. Shoe Industry (50 years ago) Dies at age 62, 06/26/1925:4 Drives business, 01/09/1925:7 Obituary, 07/03/1925:1 C.D. Kingman manufactures more shoes than ever, 01/29/1926:6 Petition for administration of estate, 08/07/1925:7 Finney partners with Osborne in manufacture of edge tools for shoe Estate administration petition presented at probate court, 08/28/1925:5 industry, 01/29/1926:6 Brothers make donations to be held in trust (t), 10/23/1925:1 Business picks up, 12/10/1926:9 Brothers make memorial donation to YMCA, 11/06/1925:1 Shoe workers head to greener pastures, 03/04/1927:6 Shiverick, Neva May C.D. Kingman has large orders, 03/25/1927:6 Wed to Earl Clark Roberts, 09/27/1929:4 Winslow Pratt builds shoe shop at Fall Brook, 09/07/1928:6 Shiverick, Samuel N. Edwin Cole starts manufactory in Wells' block, 10/26/1928:7 Donates protective fence to Nemasket Hill Cemetery, 11/19/1926:2 E. Mellen Cole starts shoe manufacturing in Wells block, 12/14/1928:9 Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 Shoe Stores Will in probate, 04/22/1927:6 see also Besse's Shoe Store; Dupont's Shoe Store Executors present first account of estate, 09/06/1929:5 Pennies taken in break-in at Jefferson Moody's shoe repair shop, Shiverick, Samuel Nye 05/29/1925:1 Dies at age 80, 04/08/1927:4 Old Colony Boot Store, 20 South Main St (ad), 11/13/1925:4 Shiverick, S.N. Old Colony Boot Store closing out all stock in 10 days (ad), New tree warden 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 04/23/1926:10 Street superintendent voted out 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Thomas' Shu-fix on Center St for sale (ad), 04/23/1926:10 Shiverick, William Studley & Drew, new line of shoes (ad), 05/14/1926:5 Employs Woodbury 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 J.H. Moody, 85 North Main St (ad), 07/23/1926:8 Resides in Salt Lake City, UT, 03/18/1927:6 The Shu Fix for sale at public auction (ad), 09/10/1926:8 Cousin dies in Falmouth, 04/15/1927:2

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Shoe Stores cont. Shurtleff, Abiel New equipment installed at Central Shoe Hospital, 22 Centre St (ad), Family history in Carver traced, 05/11/1928:8 05/13/1927:5 Shurtleff, Alerton Winslow Pratt builds shoe shop at Fall Brook 50 years ago, Obituary, 03/05/1926:1 09/07/1928:6 Dies at age 73, 03/05/1926:4 George Budd manager of White Shoe Store, 374 Center St (ad), Shurtleff, Alfred 03/29/1929:2 Rock home under quarantine for scarlet fever, 01/16/1925:2 Anderson opens shoe repair and oil burner repair business, 09/27/1929:4 Quarantine lifted, 02/27/1925:2 Anderson's shoe repair and oil burner repair (ad), 10/04/1929:2 Shurtleff, Alice W.C. Dunham shoe repair, 20 Wareham St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Undernourished child sent to summer camp, 07/15/1927:1 White Shoe Store, first anniversary sale (ad), 10/25/1929:8 Shurtleff, Allerton Shoefly (house) Obituary, 03/12/1926:1 A.S. Gillis sells building to city of New Bedford, 06/04/1926:4 Shurtleff, Avis Shoplifting Employed at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 09/04/1925:1 First recorded occurrence in Middleboro 50 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Completes nurses' training course in New Bedford, 10/02/1925:5 Shores, Lucy P. Resides in New Bedford, 02/26/1926:8 Obituary, 03/19/1926:1 Nurse at St. Luke's in New Bedford, 08/13/1926:2 Shores, Lucy Pickens Shurtleff, Avis B. Wife of Fred J. dies at age 43, 03/19/1926:4 Graduates from St Luke's in New Bedford, 06/19/1925:3 Shores, Ruth Shurtleff, Benjamin Employed at Nichols & Atkins, 08/13/1926:7 Resides in Providence, 09/17/1926:1 Shorey, Leon Family history in Carver traced, 05/11/1928:8 Daughter born, 12/06/1929:7 Shurtleff, Betty Brooks Shorey, Leon B. Born to Perez, 08/14/1925:3 Wed to Priscilla T. Shaw, 07/03/1925:4, 5 Shurtleff, Beverly Ann Wedding described, 07/03/1925:7 Born to George A., Jr., 01/07/1927:3 Wed to Priscilla T. Shaw in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Shurtleff, Clifford Verdel Shorey, Priscilla Jean Wedding described, 10/26/1928:2 Born to Leon, 12/06/1929:7 Wed to Alice Marjorie Shattuck, 11/02/1928:4 Shorey, Priscilla Shaw Shurtleff, David Daughter born, 12/06/1929:7 Family history in Carver traced, 05/11/1928:8 Short, Frank Shurtleff, Dorothy Sells South Middleboro land to Florence O'Connor, 04/29/1927:1 Employed in Boston, 08/28/1925:2 Fined $10 for open burning without permit, 08/17/1928:1 Resides in Boston, 02/26/1926:7, 03/29/1929:6 Short, Louis Shurtleff, Ethel Lillian Wed to Lillian Frasier, 11/04/1927:7 Former resident drowns at Lake Monponsett, 07/06/1928:5 Short, Luke Shurtleff, F. Brief biography, 11/09/1928:1 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Granville Temple Sproat's stories of Mercy Bennett, 05/17/1929:3 Shurtleff, F.J. Shorts Brook Sells homestead at Oak and Southwick St to William Taylor, Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 01/21/1927:6 Shovel Manufacturing Shurtleff, Frank Company donates goods to fair in Boston 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Purchases Warrentown house from Warren Wood 50 years ago, Roof on fire 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 10/23/1925:6 Remains of shovel works (p), 08/07/1925:1 Shurtleff, Fred Factory runs day and night 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Not guilty of cruelty to animals, 08/27/1926:2 Business here draws craftsmen from East Taunton 50 years ago, Shurtleff, Fred J. 02/05/1926:7 Sells Central Market to William Begley 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Lack of water causes delay 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Shurtleff, Frederick So busy working at night 50 years ago, 08/06/1926:5 Attends Williston Academy, Easthampton, 09/28/1928:7 Work stops to scarcity of water 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Attends Williston Academy, 11/15/1929:3 Stop work due to lack of water 50 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 Shurtleff, Frederick J. Dividend of 30% declared 50 years ago for claims against, 01/06/1928:6 Benton St couple married 50 years, 10/11/1929:2 Richardson & Scudder petition for bankruptcy 50 years ago, Shurtleff, George 03/15/1929:6 Truck catches fire, 01/13/1928:1 The Shu Fix Shurtleff, George A. Center St business for sale (ad), 04/23/1926:10 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/22/1926:5 For sale at public auction (ad), 09/10/1926:8 And son file court action against Wareham estate, 06/07/1929:3 Shuman, Wilford Shurtleff, George A., Jr. Purchases School St property from Mrs Alton White, 03/02/1928:4 Daughter born, 01/07/1927:3 Shuman, Wilfred Shurtleff, Gideon Webster St couple married 25 years, 06/25/1926:3 Genealogy traced, 05/14/1926:4 Shurtleff (Capt) Shurtleff, Gordon Sails Gerard C. Tobey to Yokohama 25 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Resides in Philadelphia, PA, 07/30/1926:3 Shurtleff (Dr) High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Highland St property sold to John Bartlet, 05/22/1925:1 Shurtleff, Harold Alton Term on School Board expires 50 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Wed to Aldina Ada Ferrari, 12/31/1926:4 Shurtleff (infant) Shurtleff, Harrison Son of Harold A. and Aldina Ferrira dies, 03/23/1928:4 Gets a deer, 12/17/1926:6

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Shurtleff, Harrison F. Shurtleff, Roswell Appointed to vacancy on Board of Assessors, 01/30/1925:1 Moves to Plainfield, CT, 08/14/1925:5 Purchases France school lot, 03/23/1928:9 Shurtleff, Russell France School vandalized, 09/07/1928:1 Employed with Kresge store in New York City, 03/30/1928:1 Shurtleff, Harry Shurtleff, Seth Purchases valuable Doberman-Pinscher from Beck, 06/12/1925:7 Genealogy traced, 05/21/1926:8 South Middleboro man gets deer, 12/18/1925:6 Shurtleff, Theodore R. Shurtleff, Henry A. Purchases Thompson place on Pearl St place from Eliab Chandler 25 Obituary, 01/25/1929:10 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Shurtleff, Hilda Shurtleff, William Attends Leslie Kindergarten Training school, 10/16/1925:3, Family history in Carver traced, 05/11/1928:8 10/22/1926:9 Sidebottom, Sarah Teaches in Belchertown, 09/07/1928:3, 12/21/1928:2, 09/06/1929:7 Obituary, 08/17/1928:1 Shurtleff, Howard Dies at age 66, 08/17/1928:5 Moves from Elm St to Courtland St, 05/01/1925:1 Auction sale of personal property(ad), 11/09/1928:5 Shurtleff, Howard J. Sidebottom, Sarah A. Son born, 07/10/1925:1 Will in probate, 08/24/1928:5 Shurtleff, Ichabod S. Executor presents account of estate, 11/22/1929:5 Bridgewater man dies at age 86, 08/07/1925:4 Sidewalks Obituary, 08/14/1925:2 Maxim petitions for underground way from May to Station St 25 years Shurtleff, Levi ago, 04/17/1925:7 Died in New York 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Cement walk laid on south side of South Main St, 10/16/1925:1 Shurtleff, Mabel Emma Recently laid on Centre St from Everett Square to railroad bridge, Wed to Robert Franklin Pond, 12/31/1926:4 10/01/1926:1 Shurtleff, Mary A. Review of accomplishments under town manager system, 02/04/1927:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 New walk surveyed on Barden Hill 50 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 Widow of Thomas C. dies at age 74, 12/02/1927:4 South side of Wareham St to get new walk, 10/14/1927:1 Shurtleff, Mrs Alfred Addition to Wareham St good, 10/28/1927:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 02/06/1925:9 Dirt from gravel walks at high school tracked into building, Aunt dies in New Bedford, 08/12/1927:3 11/04/1927:1 Shurtleff, Mrs Nathaniel Cement sidewalk installation begun at high school, 08/10/1928:1 Brother dies, 01/22/1926:6 C.H. Thomas and crew resurface sidewalks on Main and Center 25 Shurtleff, Mrs Perez years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Uncle dies in New Hampshire, 06/07/1929:3 Selectmen vote to install cement sidewalks on North Main St, Shurtleff, Nathaniel 09/14/1928:1 Shurtleff's truck and Boston auto collide, hit Shaw's parked vehicle, Wood and Soule install granite curbing 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 09/24/1926:1 Fruit vendors take up more than their share, 08/30/1929:1 Homestead on France St (p), 05/06/1927:1 Town manager reminds folks not to rake leaves into gutters, Biography, 12/02/1927:4 10/04/1929:1 Shurtleff, Nathaniel, 2d Signs and Signboards "Hole in the Wall" on Pine St (p), 01/06/1928:1 see also Traffic Signs and Signals Shurtleff, Nathaniel A. New signs at railroad station, 07/31/1925:2 Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 New electric sign installed at Dewey Clothes Shop, 01/22/1926:4 Funeral held in South Middleboro, 02/08/1929:1 Harry Aston, sign artist (ad), 06/01/1928:8 Obituary, 02/08/1929:1, 2 New installations too close to curb, 08/31/1928:1 Petition for administration of estate, 02/22/1929:5 Barden granted permission to install flashing sign at Music Shop, Shurtleff, Nathaniel Allerton 03/29/1929:3 Dies at age 61, 02/01/1929:4 Barden erects illuminated sign at Frigidaire store on South Main St, Shurtleff, Nathaniel F. 05/10/1929:1 Wed to Ruby E. Hayden, 09/25/1925:4 Christian Science church objects to billboard, 05/10/1929:3 Wed to Ruby E. Hayden in September 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Randall Hathaway installs sign at market 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 Wind takes down bakery sign at Glidden building, 07/05/1929:4 Shurtleff, Nathaniel Francis New sign installed at Bates School, 09/06/1929:1 Wed to Ruby Elvia Hayden, 10/02/1925:4 New sign at Bates School a great asset, 09/06/1929:4 Shurtleff, Percy Should town have signs aviators can read?, 10/11/1929:1 Moves from Carver to Middleboro, 01/29/1926:7 Police mark approaches to schools with black and yellow signs, Purchases North Carver place from Morrison, 10/04/1929:1 10/18/1929:1 Purchases house in North Carver, 10/18/1929:8 Information sought on whereabouts of old Sproat tavern sign, Shurtleff, Perez 11/08/1929:1 Daughter born, 08/14/1925:3 Safety signs replaced at South Middleboro School, 12/06/1929:3 Shurtleff, Robert Middleboro Clothing Co. adds chip silver sign at entrance, 12/20/1929:1 Employed in Nanticook, PA, 10/23/1925:1 Sillari, John Promoted to assistant supervisor for W.T. Grant Co., 02/15/1929:1 Engaged to Elizabeth Cotti, 07/26/1929:4 Shurtleff, Robert Cushing Wed to Elizabeth Cotti, 08/02/1929:4 Born to Howard J., 07/10/1925:1 Silva, May G. Shurtleff, Robert L. Novice driver runs into two cars on Union St, 07/02/1926:1 Agent for E.A. Strout Farm agency in Marion, 05/28/1926:1 Silva, Anthony P. Shurtleff, Robert T. Born to Jerome P., 06/07/1929:4 Appointed manager of W.T. Grant store in Needham, 08/26/1927:4 Silva, Frances Manager of local W.T. Grant Co. store, 10/05/1928:1 Attends New Hampshire University, 03/30/1928:1

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Silva, Francis Simmons, Gilbert Attends New Hampshire State College, 02/26/1926:1 Explosion of shotgun injures three, 12/11/1925:3 Resumes studies at New Hampshire University, 09/16/1927:7 Simmons, Gilbert M. Silva, Frank Has Super Oil burner installed, 11/30/1928:1 Attends the University of New Hampshire, 01/01/1926:5 Simmons, Harriet Frances Employed by W.T. Grant Co. in New York, 10/11/1929:1 Born to Stanley C. and Doris Caswell, 07/24/1925:1 Silva, Gladys Simmons, Henry O. Resides in Brookline, 11/30/1928:1 Injured in collision involving Edward Curley's auto and Bridgewater Silva, Hattie Pearl driver, 09/27/1929:1 Sheriff's sale, 08/10/1928:3 Simmons, Mary Silva, James Purchases Thompson St farm from Kate Harris, 11/06/1925:1 Sheriff's sale, 08/10/1928:3 Simmons, Reuben Silva, Jerome Dwelling built on Rock St by Porter 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Purchases Plymouth St property from John Bourne, 01/21/1927:7 Simmons, Sarah F. Silva, Jerome P. Contested estate of Abbie Savage draws attention, 01/27/1928:1 Son born, 06/07/1929:4 Special administrator appointed in case of contested will of Abbie Silva, John M. Savage, 02/10/1928:6 Auto struck by Taunton driver at Lincoln and Wareham St, Hearing on contested will held in Brockton, 03/02/1928:8 08/02/1929:1 Given leave to examine effects of Savage estate, 03/09/1928:2 Silva, Joseph Savage case put over till April 12, 03/23/1928:3 Purchases Centre St cottage from M.E. Trefethen, 04/23/1926:1 Claims of fraud and undue influence denied by court, 04/13/1928:3 Chimney fire on Oak Ave, 12/13/1929:1 Petition denied in Savage will contest, 06/01/1928:6 Silva, Joseph M. Case of contested will goes to trial, 06/08/1928:2 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 11/12/1926:3 Savage estate case closed, 09/14/1928:1 Silva, Philip Simmons, Stanley Wed to Theresa Rose Camandona, 10/21/1927:4 Son born, 12/17/1926:1 Daughter born, 10/25/1929:6 Simmons, Stanley C. Silva, Tony Daughter born, 07/24/1925:1 Infant son of Martin and Josephine Lopes dies, 01/08/1926:6 Simonds, Julia Silver, Charles Wed in Brattleboro, VT, 07/03/1925:2 Purchases North St cottage from J. Kendrick, 02/11/1927:3 Simonds, Mrs Rial B. Silver, Gladys Brighton woman dies, 03/01/1929:1 Resides in Brookline, 12/28/1928:1, 10/25/1929:1 Simonds, R.B. Silvia, Arleen J. Moves to Boston 25 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Daughter of Manuel and Mary A. Bazinet dies at age 8, 08/26/1927:4 Simonds, Rial B. Silvia, Francis Brighton man dies, 03/01/1929:1 Attends New Hampshire State college, 09/17/1926:1 Simons, Emil Attends New Hampshire State College, 04/01/1927:1 Opens new store at 19 South Main St (ad), 04/27/1928:5 Silvia, Frank Simpson, Esther Graduates from the University of NH, 06/14/1929:1 New teacher at high school, 09/03/1926:3 Silvia, Joseph Simpson, Esther L. Powder from blank cartridge injures eye, 07/09/1926:1 New teacher at high school, 05/21/1926:7 Silvia, Philip Simpson, Irving Engaged to Mary Camandona, 10/07/1927:1 Son born, 12/14/1928:2 Simes, Charles F. Simpson, Irving Samuel Funeral held in Taunton, 08/24/1928:1 Engaged to Mary Elizabeth Peterson, 12/10/1926:6 Simkus, Joseph Simpson, Myra Pratt Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 09/04/1925:8 Wed to Edgar Amos Gay, 09/18/1925:4 Simkus, Mrs Frank Simpson, Russell F. Employed at Soule's Furniture Store, 07/19/1929:1 Daughter born, 06/03/1927:7 Simmons (Mr) Sinauski, Joseph Edwin Leach purchases Simmons homestead on Peirce St 50 years ago, Juvenile committed to term at industrial school in Shirley, 01/27/1928:1 10/21/1927:6 Sinauski, Walter Simmons, Arthur P.B. Chimney fire at Arlington St home, 01/29/1926:4 Employed in Brockton 25 years ago, 12/10/1926:9 Sinclair, Agnes Wedding described, 02/04/1927:1 New night nurse at St. Luke's, 02/15/1929:1 Wed to Edith B. Adams, 02/04/1927:4 Sinclair, Anne M. Obituary, 05/27/1927:1 Obituary, 11/19/1926:4 Brockton man dies at age 48, 05/27/1927:4 Sinclair, Anne Margaret Simmons, Charles Daughter of John and Lydia MacKenzie dies at age 30, 11/19/1926:4 Grows 13 acres of rye 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Sinclair, John Simmons, Doris Caswell Leave burning cause of barn fire, 10/09/1925:1 Daughter born, 07/24/1925:1 Siniswski, Wladyslaw Simmons, Evangeline Purchases Arlington St property from Maria Lovell, 08/17/1928:9 Wed to Harry Harwood Bullard, 11/11/1927:4 Sinoski, Walter Simmons, Frederick Earl Pleads not guilty to keeping and exposing liquor, 09/24/1926:1 Born to Stanley, 12/17/1926:1 Fined $50 for maintaining liquor nuisance, 10/01/1926:1 Simmons, George Sisson (Chief of Police) Resides in St. Louis 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Suffers from blood poisoning in hand, 01/09/1925:1

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Sisson (Mr) Sisters Home Cooking Grove to be converted to race track 25 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 At Bon Mode, 172 Centre St (ad), 02/20/1925:8 William Clark chef at Sisson's diner, 11/22/1929:6 Sjiborg, William F. Sisson (Police Chief) Son born, 07/10/1925:4 Locks car with handcuffs when unattended, 10/29/1926:1 Sjiborg, William F., Jr. Sisson, A.A. Great-great-grandson of Abbie J. Soule, 07/10/1925:4 Police chief addresses Congregational Mens' class on jury trials, Skalak, Edna 03/05/1926:2 Member of Snap Shots of 1927, 02/25/1927:1 Sisson, Albert Snap Shots of 1927 play in Vermont and Boston, 04/01/1927:1 And Thomas Sisson own valuable coon dog 50 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Returns from tour with Tommie Carroll's Revue, 05/27/1927:1 Sisson, Alton Engaged to James Murdock, 05/10/1929:1 Shoots large fox, 01/09/1925:4 Skalak, Edna May Sisson, Andrew Engaged to James Murdock, 04/26/1929:4 Auto truck catches fire due to faulty wiring, 05/15/1925:1 Wed to James Murdock, 05/17/1929:4 Sisson, A.R. Skalak, Joseph H. Milk delivery (ad), 04/24/1925:10 Moves from Shaw Ave to Star Ave, 04/09/1926:10 Sisson, Bessie Skating Lady slippers in bloom, 04/16/1926:2 Namasket River solid enough for skating 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Sisson, Bessie Sparrow Popular at Sturtevant's pond, 12/30/1927:2 Wed to LeRoy Frederick Sweeney, 09/10/1926:3 Large gatherings at Sturtevant's pond, 01/27/1928:4 Sisson, E.A. Moonlight brings skaters to pond in Rock, 02/10/1928:6 Purchases France and Highland schoolhouses, 03/23/1928:9 Skaters out on Rock pond every night for a week, 12/13/1929:3 Sisson, Edward E. Sturtevant's pond provides good conditions, 12/13/1929:5 South Middleboro couple married 40 years, 01/01/1926:1 Rink hosts over 200 fifty years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Obituary, 12/03/1926:3 Skillings, Blanchard Will in probate, 03/11/1927:4 Son born, 01/28/1927:4 Sisson, Elmer Skillings, C.J. Installs 15,000-gallon gas tank, 07/09/1926:3 Sells Tispaquin St farm to A.M. Packard, 06/25/1926:2 Filling station built near gas tanks, 09/03/1926:3 Skillings, C.R. Hires Bradshaw at garage, 01/07/1927:2 Chimney fire on Oak St, 12/09/1927:1 Opens new filling station, 03/25/1927:3 Skillings, Doris Cline Builds cement wall between his land and church property, 05/27/1927:3 Son born, 01/28/1927:4 Employs A. Tremaine Smith at garage, 09/16/1927:6 Skillings, Etta E. Purchases Highland schoolhouse, 03/23/1928:6 Wedding described, 09/30/1927:1 School bus driver for South Middleboro, 09/14/1928:2 Wed to Ansel B. Grose, 09/30/1927:4 Sisson, Elmer A. Skillings, Etta Evelyn Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 03/26/1926:8 Engaged to Ansel Bartlett Grose, 09/02/1927:4 And Arthur Hammond petition to operate buses, 10/01/1926:5 Skillings, Everett Purchases Highland schoolhouse, 03/30/1928:9 Private in U.S. Marine Corps, 05/06/1927:1 Sisson, LeRoy Skillings, Maude B. Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 Sells Tispaquin St place to Almira Packard; purchases Paun place on Remains arrive here from Texas, 02/08/1929:1 Oak St from Abbie Stevens, 08/06/1926:1 Sisson, Lucretia Armistice Day (l), 04/27/1928:6 Funeral held in New Bedford, 12/20/1929:1 Skillings, Perley S. Sisson, Mrs Edward E. Builds cottage at Woods Lake Terrace, 12/16/1927:2 Lemon tree produces prolifically, 03/05/1926:3 Skillings, Roswell Sisson, Phil Employed as electrician in Kingston, PA, 05/29/1925:8 Goes snake hunting, 08/16/1929:1 Skillings, Ruth Sisson, Philip Employed at Co-operative Bank, 08/27/1926:1 Loses turkeys to stray dogs, 10/04/1929:1 Employed at Cooperative Bank, 08/02/1929:1 First coon hunter to bag one, 10/25/1929:1 Skinner, Edith M. Turkeys for sale (ad), 11/22/1929:10 Obituary, 01/20/1928:1 Sisson, Phillip Wrentham woman dies at age 67, 01/20/1928:10 Leases Cook property in Lakeville, 05/06/1927:1 Slater (Mr) Sisson, T.G. Lakeville house and store sold to Harry Williams, 02/10/1928:1 String of horse trains at Taunton track 25 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Slater, F. Leases Hotel Onset 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Sells home to Harry Williams, 03/09/1928:3 Gets horses ready for track 25 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Slater, Francis A. Leases Central House in Sandwich 25 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Purchases Lakeville cottage, store, and business from Elmer Hodgkins, Nemasket takes third money at Wareham 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 07/16/1926:1 Sisson, Thomas Mortgagee's sale, 12/30/1927:5 And Albert Sisson own valuable coon dog 50 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Slavery Sisson, Thomas G. Aaron and old Clarke residence near Court End (Granville Temple Obituary, 03/13/1925:1 Sproat), 07/13/1928:9 Will in probate, 03/20/1925:5 Sledding (see Coasting) Horses compete in races at Mattapoisett 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Sleighs and Sleighing Sisson, Thomas Green Continues to be good 50 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Dies at age 69, 03/13/1925:4 Generous snowfall brings out sleighs, 02/12/1926:1 The Sisters Bakery Accidents rampant 50 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 Closes for two weeks (ad), 08/06/1926:7

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Sleighs and Sleighing cont. Smallpox If weather continues all vehicles will be on runners 50 years ago, John McCarthy has mild case 25 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 12/24/1926:6 Scare costs town 25 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Conditions excellent 25 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Sixty cases reported, 4,800 vaccinated, 04/26/1929:1 Good conditions for seven weeks 50 years ago, 02/04/1927:6 Epidemic of 1777-1778 took toll, list of victims, 05/03/1929:1 Good conditions 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Health conditions improve, 05/03/1929:1 Charles Peirce's old covered sleigh, the Centennial, window to List of those who died from smallpox in 1777-1778 epidemic, yesteryear, 01/25/1929:1 05/03/1929:1 Conditions ideal 25 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Nearly all respond to vaccination request, 05/03/1929:1 Been an off season 25 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 New health officer Connor does well, 05/03/1929:1 Slesser, Robert Present scare tame compared to 1777-78, 05/03/1929:1 Heirs wanted (ad), 07/15/1927:8 Response to vaccination request gratifying, 05/03/1929:1 Sloan, Arnold Selectmen discuss effects of epidemic, 05/03/1929:1 Ralph Hathaway run down by auto driven by Sloan, 12/06/1929:1 Local merchants meet to combat exaggerated reports, 05/03/1929:3 Sloan, Edith Porter No household effects from Middleboro permitted in New Bedford (ad), Obituary, 02/10/1928:1 05/03/1929:3 Wife of Arnold dies at age 31, 02/10/1928:4 Board of Health notice (ad), 05/03/1929:8 Sloan, George Epidemic laid at door of school department, 05/10/1929:1 Dies of fractured skull after auto accident, 06/29/1928:1 Health conditions continue to improve, 05/10/1929:1 Sloan, Thelma No cases of breaking quarantine reported, 05/10/1929:1 Former resident winner in beauty contest, 02/17/1928:1 First case appears at Rock, 05/10/1929:2 Slosser, Esther Thurston Commissioner Bigelow's statement (l), 05/10/1929:3 Former missionary writes from world conference in Switzerland (l), Middleboro makes front page news, 05/10/1929:6 11/11/1927:2 Situation well in hand, 05/10/1929:9 Sends greetings from London, 04/06/1928:3 No new cases reported in past 10 days, 05/17/1929:1 Slosser, Gaius Second home at Rock under quarantine, 05/17/1929:3 Accepts teaching post in Pittsburg, PA, 05/25/1928:2 ALA denies rumor (l), 05/17/1929:4 Receives Doctor of Philosophy in England, 07/13/1928:6 Clean slate expected soon, 05/24/1929:1 Lands in New York after trip to Europe, 08/31/1928:2 A job to undo damage done to business during epidemic, 05/24/1929:1 Daughter born, 10/04/1929:9 Dr Perry paid for services in epidemic, 10/04/1929:2 Slosser, Gaius J. Middleboro best vaccinated town, 12/06/1929:2 Daughter born, 09/27/1929:4 Smart, Theodore B. Slosser, Gaius Jackson Obituary, 03/12/1926:1 Wedding described, 04/22/1927:1 Smith (Dr) Wed to Esther Victoria Thurston, 04/22/1927:4 New physician locates here 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Slosser, Ruth Eloise Smith (Miss) Born to Gaius J., 09/27/1929:4 Forelady at Bay State Straw Works 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Slugg, Edward Smith (Mr) Carver couple married 21 years, 06/04/1926:6 Occupies Martin place in North Middleboro, 04/29/1927:1 Smail, Mildred Frances Smith (Mrs) Wedding described, 07/02/1926:6 Sells lot at corner of Pearl and High St to Austin Lovell 50 years ago, Smail, William F. 04/17/1925:7 Obituary, 10/11/1929:7 Smith, A. Tremaine Small (Mr) Serves on police force over the 4th, 07/09/1926:3 Purchases South Middleboro from Frederic Braley, 09/10/1926:3 Starts milk route over the Highlands, 09/03/1926:3 Purchases house from Frederic Braley, 10/15/1926:8 Employed at Sisson's garage, 09/16/1927:6 Small, Albert Brush fire causes great excitement, 11/04/1927:7 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 Blaze in haystack on Benson St, 08/31/1928:1 Funeral held in South Middleboro, 03/29/1929:3 Receives reward for police work, 08/31/1928:1 Dies at age 73, 03/29/1929:4 South Middleboro school bus overturns after cut off by Dorchester Small, Dorothy D. driver, 01/11/1929:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/22/1925:5 Fred Hall assists on milk route, 03/15/1929:6 Small, Harry W. Smith, A. Vincent Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/22/1925:5 Appointed district medical examiner, 04/09/1926:1 Small, Helen L. Helps bring hunt club events back to old time form, 10/14/1927:1 Wed to James M. Millen, 01/23/1925:5 In charge of 38th annual foxhound field trials in Barre, 10/12/1928:1 Small, Thomas Smith, Abbott Makes improvements to house purchased from Frederic Braley, New manager of W.T. Grant Co., 02/15/1929:1 03/25/1927:3 Smith, Abbott M. Smalley, Betsy Evelyn Manager of W.T. Grant Co. (ad), 07/12/1929:3 Daughter born to Edwin, 05/15/1925:1 Employed at W.T. Grant Co., 08/09/1929:8 Smalley, Edwin Smith, Abbott P. Daughter born, 05/15/1925:1 Grant store manager transfers to Plymouth store, 09/27/1929:1 Transfers from asylum to boy's department at State Farm, 02/18/1927:1 Smith, Adelaide Thomas Daughter born, 07/06/1928:4 Brief biography (p), 07/17/1925:1 Dies at age 71, 12/21/1928:4 Smith, A.H. Obituary, 12/28/1928:1 Purchases property at North Main and Reland St from Goodwin Petition for administration of estate, 01/11/1929:8 Ransden, 10/23/1925:2 Smalley, Edwin, Jr. Accepts position at State Farm, 04/01/1927:4

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Smith, Albert Smith, Earl T. Charles Clapp Co. contracts to build bungalow, 04/24/1925:1 Injured when sand bank collapses 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Sells Cherry St property to Emil Nelson, 07/03/1925:2 Smith, Edwin M. Mortgagee's sale, 01/13/1928:6 Davenport, FL man dies at age 78, 03/12/1926:4 Sells Wareham St property to Warren Horsman, 03/23/1928:1 Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Alice Engaged to Rhodolphus Alger, 01/13/1928:4 Born to Howard, 09/11/1925:8 Engaged to Dolph Alger, 05/17/1929:1 Smith, Alicia Smith, Elizabeth C. Wedding described, 10/08/1926:1 Wed to Rhodolphus P. Alger, 06/28/1929:4 Wed to Anthony P. Farrell, 10/08/1926:4 Smith, Elizabeth Copeland Smith, Alton G. Engaged to Rhodolphus P. Alger, 06/07/1929:1 Wed to Helen M. Sylvia, 08/10/1928:3, 5 Engaged to Rhodolphus Porter Alger, 06/21/1929:4 Smith, Anna W. Wedding described, 06/28/1929:1 Mortgagee's sale, 01/13/1928:6 Smith, F. Seymour Smith, Arthur Manager of Grant's store in Rochester, NH, 12/28/1928:4 Purchases Plymouth St place from Mrs Nathan Wadsworth, Smith, Fannie L. 06/25/1926:4 Wed to Fred Albee, 07/20/1928:1 Lets Plymouth St house to Ralph Nickerson, 07/13/1928:1 Smith, Forrest Smith, A.V. Used cars, 4 Pearl St (ad), 01/21/1927:8 Dogs win honors at Brunswick Foxhound Club, 10/16/1925:1 Smith, Forrest Seymour Hosts deer hunt, 12/18/1925:4 Engaged to Dorothy Grace Naylor, 12/27/1929:1 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Smith, Frederick Young bicyclist in early days (p), 03/09/1928:1 Attends New Hampshire State University, 11/27/1925:7 Succeeds James Burkhead as school physician, 09/07/1928:1 Smith, George A. Dog takes ribbon at annual meet in Barre, 10/18/1929:1 Highway department employee Clark struck by George Smith's auto, National Sportsman features photo of fox hound 25 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 11/01/1929:6 Smith, George H. Smith, A.W. Lets High St homestead of F.N. Whitman 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Sells store, stables, and land to P.H. Peirce Co. 25 years ago, Smith, Gordon 02/06/1925:7 Wins scholarship at Boston University, 02/12/1926:8 Smith, Bernard Chosen member of Men's Union at Boston University, 12/17/1926:6 Steals Henry Walker's auto near Town House, 11/20/1925:1 Chosen secretary of senior class at Boston University, 03/23/1928:1 Admits to auto theft, 11/27/1925:1 Meets Ralph Wilbur in Paris, 06/14/1929:4 Smith, Bethia Smith, Gordon C. Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Makes stop in Barcelona, 04/12/1929:3 Smith, Catherine Smith, Gordon W. Transfers from West Side to School Street School, 07/27/1928:1 Attends Boston University, 09/25/1925:6, 04/15/1927:4 Teacher resigns from School Street School, moves to Arlington, Tenor in Boston University chorus, 10/21/1927:7 06/21/1929:1 Secretary of junior class at Boston University, 03/02/1928:3 Resigns from School Street School, 08/09/1929:9 Takes leading role in Northeastern University's Vent D'Quest, Smith, Catherine M. 05/04/1928:6 New teacher at West Side School, 09/03/1926:3 Spends day in Versailles, 02/15/1929:6 Smith, Charles Smith, Gordon Winslow Resides in Ohio, 07/23/1926:5 Middleboro class of 1925 valedictorian (p), 06/26/1925:1 Smith, Charles C. Middleboro High school commencement essay and valedictory, Painter (ad), 06/11/1926:12 06/26/1925:6 Seven-room house at Myrtle and Myrtle for sale (ad), 02/17/1928:8 Wins Boston University scholarship, 05/13/1927:1, 6 Painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/18/1929:10 To study in France for one year, 06/01/1928:3 Smith, Charles F. Sails home from Europe, 07/12/1929:4 Sells West Wareham property to Jauquin Lomba, 03/23/1928:2 Arrives home from France, 07/19/1929:4 Smith, Chester E. Graduates from Boston University with honors, 08/23/1929:6 Employed at Thomas Bros., 01/02/1925:4 Attends grad school at Harvard, 12/06/1929:3 South Middleboro man gets deer, 12/18/1925:6 Smith, Hannah Forbes State traffic officer, 04/23/1926:2 Obituary, 11/16/1928:1 Smith, Chester S. Widow of Louis F. dies at age 80, 11/16/1928:3 Carpenter employed at Pine Point in Wareham, 06/08/1928:2 Smith, Harry Smith, Christopher C. Sells Lakeville store to Daniel Dennis, 06/19/1925:6 Obituary, 03/30/1928:1 Smith, Helen Dies at age 82, 03/30/1928:4 Resides in Boston, 09/27/1929:2 Another veteran dies, 04/06/1928:1 Smith, Henry Smith, Clarence Winslow Crushed in Boston elevator, 11/20/1925:1 Wedding described, 06/04/1926:1 Boston man dies at age 52, 11/20/1925:4 Smith, C.P. Smith, Henry D. And wife take charge of McKechnie's East Middleboro store, Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 11/25/1927:1 Manufactures Comfo-Tabs (ad), 10/01/1926:5 Smith, Cyril Smith, Henry Sutton Burgess Graduates from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Biography (p), 01/30/1925:1 Smith, Doris Anna Smith, Howard New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Daughter born, 09/11/1925:8

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Smith, H.S.B. Smith, Norma Purchases Jackson homestead 50 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 Accepts position at Coombs' jewelry store, 07/16/1926:1 Smith, Ira Smith, Norman Sells Water St estate to Bartlett 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Employed at M.H. Cushing Co. 25 years ago, 02/15/1929:9 Smith, Irene Adelaide Smith, Norman C. Obituary, 05/24/1929:1 First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Widow of Watson M. dies at age 93, 05/24/1929:4 Sells business of New England Rug Co. to Peerless Rug Co. of Smith, James Brockton, 06/15/1928:9 Old Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Takes over woodworking business of late William Dean, 03/29/1929:6 Smith, James Freeman Takes over Wareham St business (ad), 03/29/1929:10 Wed to Ruth Maria James, 11/20/1925:4 Recommended to replace Champlin as assistant postmaster 25 years Wedding described, 11/20/1925:4 ago, 12/20/1929:7 Smith, James I. Smith, O.R. Dies in Cambridge, 10/18/1929:8 Shoe salesman 25 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Smith, John The Shoe Retailer praises salesman from Middleboro 25 years ago, Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 11/12/1926:7 Smith, Joseph Smith, Orrin R. Hinckley sells Joseph Smith place to Boston party 50 years ago, Novel ice fishing catch includes ducks and pickerel 25 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 01/02/1925:3 Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Salesman for Keith company 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Smith, Josephine Lets Court End Ave apartment to Fred Bowman, 11/12/1926:7 Engaged to Reginald Maxim, 09/10/1926:6 Sells lot to Christian Science Society, 04/22/1927:1 Smith, Laura G. Frost Purchases North Main St house from Fred Barrows 25 years ago, Resides in Minneapolis, MN, 08/06/1926:1 03/08/1929:8 Smith, Lemira C. Smith, Paul Writes award-winning essay on Theodore Roosevelt, 02/04/1927:6 Accepts post at State Farm, 10/12/1928:4 Smith, Lillian M. Moves to Pleasant St, 05/17/1929:2 Embroidery lessons at The Corner Shop (ad), 09/07/1928:8 Son born, 08/09/1929:2, 5 Smith, Louisa E. Smith, Philip Widow of G. Sumner dies at age 80, 07/27/1928:4 Machine collides with motorcycle at Pearl and Center St, 09/09/1927:1 Smith, Louisa F. Employed in Boston, 03/08/1929:2 Obituary, 07/27/1928:1 Resides in Carver, 09/27/1929:2 Smith, Lyda Beatrice Smith, Rebecca Engaged to Samuel James Foye, 04/05/1929:4 Obituary, 03/11/1927:1 Wed to Samuel James Foye, 04/19/1929:4 Widow of Samuel dies at age 89, 03/11/1927:6 Smith, Marion Smith, Rhoda Youngster breaks arm in fall, 07/24/1925:4 Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Smith, Mary Smith, Robert Funeral held in Mattapoisett, 03/30/1928:9 Resides in Eastham, 10/07/1927:1 Smith, Mary Abby Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Brief biography (p), 08/19/1927:1 Smith, Ruth Smith, Michael Richard Engaged to Bertram Adin Hewitt, 05/17/1929:4 Son born, 09/27/1929:4 Wedding described, 05/31/1929:1 Smith, Mildred R. Wed to Bertram Adin Hewitt, 05/31/1929:4 Obituary, 03/13/1925:1 Mrs George Monroe attends wedding, 05/31/1929:5 Wife of Charles C. dies at age 28, 03/13/1925:4 Smith, Ruth Alice Smith, Minnie Down with mumps, 02/17/1928:3 Purchases land at corner of new road and Taunton St from Frank Hall, New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 04/17/1925:6 Smith, Seymour Smith, Minnie R. Attends Bentley School of Accounting, Boston, 09/24/1926:5 Purchases North Lakeville property from Frank Hall, 04/17/1925:2 Employed in New York City, 08/12/1927:1 Smith, Minnie W. Resides in Putnam, CT, 10/21/1927:1 Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Smith, Sidney Smith, Mrs Abner Chimney fire at North Lakeville home, 03/27/1925:6 Father dies in Dedham, 11/22/1929:1 Smith, Stascia Smith, Mrs Albert Engaged to Robert Ohnesorge, 11/06/1925:7 Burial in South Middleboro, 12/20/1929:6 Smith, Sydney Smith, Mrs A.V. Lets North Lakeville place to Mrs E. Ganyer, 06/11/1926:2 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Smith, Sydney A. Smith, Mrs Clarence Obituary, 02/15/1929:1 Resides in Great Barrington, 04/22/1927:5 Dies at age 89, 02/15/1929:4 Smith, Mrs C.P. Obituary, 02/22/1929:1 Employed at McKechnie's, 08/24/1928:5 Smith, Thankful B. Smith, Mrs Henry Teacher at Pratt Free School, 07/02/1926:1 Occupies Carver's tenement near Fields Bros. factory, 09/24/1926:1 Obituary, 08/19/1927:4 Smith, Mrs S. Forrest Smith, Thankful Butler Employed in office of public works department, 09/02/1927:1 Resides in Vineyard Haven, 08/07/1925:5 Smith, Mrs Samuel Smith, Thomas Injures shoulder in fall, 12/07/1928:1 Eighty-eight-year-old man out haying 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Noted metal worker dies 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7

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Smith, Tremaine Snow, Marshall A. Lets house in South Middleboro to Fred Wright, 11/13/1925:6 Employed by Brockton Edison Co., 03/26/1926:1, 05/27/1927:8 State traffic officer, 04/23/1926:2 Daughter born, 11/11/1927:3 Adella Gates leases stock and milk route to Smith, 09/07/1928:3 Snow, Martha Smith, Walter Resides in Washington, 07/15/1927:1 Attends New Bedford Vocational school, 03/02/1928:1 Snow, Mattie Graduates from New Bedford Vocational school, 06/28/1929:1 Resides in Washington, DC, 09/03/1926:4 Smith, Walter H. Snow, Mrs J. Sherwood Displays collection of old firearms at Sherman's, 12/18/1925:8 Resides in Edgewood, RI, 02/04/1927:5 Photo from GAR Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 Snow, Peter Chimney fire on Wood St, 04/27/1928:1 Insane murderer incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners involved, Smith, William 02/17/1928:7 Wed to Marian Cutting Gifford Hall, 11/09/1928:4 Snow, Thomas Smith, William F. Purchases Warrentown place from Solomon Caswell 50 years ago, Opens New Radio Store (ad), 11/20/1925:5 06/14/1929:8 Novice driver, May Silva, runs into two cars on Union St, 07/02/1926:1 Snow, Venus Moves from Lakeville to Rock St, 11/05/1926:2 Fractures shoulder 50 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Expanding business moves into adjoining space, 08/19/1927:1 Snow, Wallace Moves radio shop next door to Pierce Hardware, 09/14/1928:1 South Wareham man dies 25 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Smith, Wm. F. Snow, Walter M. Radio sets (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Dies at age 83, 01/27/1928:4 Smith & Hathaway Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Employ Jesse Morse 25 years ago, 12/14/1928:9 Snow, Willis V. Smoking Sells property at School and Reland St to Doris Erwin, 12/17/1926:1 Rev Coombs prepares abstinence pledges for schools 50 years ago, Snow, W.M. 06/05/1925:6 Floor manager at 1866 Promenade Concert and Ball (p), 11/20/1925:1 Christian Science church objects to billboard, 05/10/1929:3 Snow Removal Smyth, Chas. B. Traveling public appreciates clearing of state road from MB to Manager of Egger's Undertaking Parlors (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Bridgewater, 01/30/1925:4 Snakes Railroad hires locals to clear tracks, 02/19/1926:1 Joshua Payne "battles" thirty snakes in Warrentown 50 years ago, Shovelers at work on East Taunton Street Railway tracks in North 08/28/1925:6 Lakeville, 02/19/1926:3 G. Louis Hathaway runs across 2-ft. snake 25 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Middleboro arranges trial and demonstration of plow (p), 12/24/1926:3 Ernest Standish captures 5.5-ft. black snake, 09/03/1926:1 Demonstration machine makes short work of removal, 01/07/1927:1 Millard Raymond encounters two black snakes in the snow, State road in South Middleboro cleared quickly after storm, 03/16/1928:2 01/21/1927:6 Drake encounters black snake near well, 03/16/1928:3 Electric railroad plows make short work 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Phil Sisson goes snake hunting, 08/16/1929:1 Selectmen shop for snow plow, 11/04/1927:1 Snell, William G. Town ready for new plow, 11/11/1927:1 Elks hold annual memorial service for deceased members, 12/06/1929:1 Town purchases Mead-Morrison 5-ton tractor, 11/11/1927:9 Snow, Albert E. New plow arrives early, 11/18/1927:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Purchase of new snow plow huge success, 12/30/1927:1 Dies at age 71, 12/02/1927:4 Expenses unusually heavy 25 years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Petition for administration of estate, 12/23/1927:9 Snowden (Mr and Mrs) Snow, Earl C. Son born, 10/25/1929:6 Serves in U.S. Coast Artillery in Wright, NY, 05/14/1926:6 Snowden, Bedford Snow, Everett Son born, 04/02/1926:2 Baseball team dates back some years (p), 09/04/1925:1 Sells Wall St farm to George Dunham, 08/20/1926:1 Baseball team 1905 (p), 02/08/1929:1 Snowdon, Bedford Snow, Francis W. Moves from Wall St to East Main St, 10/08/1926:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Snowdon, Bedford R. Snow, Henry Young Ansel Delano hit by auto driven by Snowdon, 10/02/1925:1 Warrentown property sold to Clinton Morse, 07/24/1925:7 Snyder, Donald B. Snow, Jane F. Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Snow turns in front of Bartlett Perkins' auto, 08/02/1929:1 Wed to Esther Mostrom, 07/09/1926:3 Snow, Lester Snyder, Eva Moves to New Bedford, 07/03/1925:2 Bookkeeper at Egger's, 09/04/1925:1 Snow, Loum, Jr. Snyder, Eva Auger Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Wedding described, 12/27/1929:1 Snow, Margaret A. Snyder, Eve Auger Widow of John A. dies at age 82, 07/01/1927:4 Resides in Springfield, 09/24/1926:2 Obituary, 07/01/1927:7 Snyder, George W. Funeral held in Carver, 07/08/1927:2 Obituary, 11/20/1925:1 Snow, Mark Soap Engaged to Marion Brown, 06/14/1929:1 James A. Thomas & Co. makes high grade cider and soap 50 years ago, Snow, Marshall 08/20/1926:6 Daughter born, 12/18/1925:9 Soares, Anton Annual meeting of YMCA bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 Son born, 04/06/1928:4 Daughter born, 08/09/1929:5 Soccer Middleboro Soccer Football Club set to practice, 01/07/1927:1

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Socialism Soule, George Beals one of a number of prominent socialists here 25 years ago, Brief biography (p), 02/25/1927:1 11/04/1927:6 Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Soderberg, Ernest Well-known horse Katie dies 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Purchases Cape state road land from Charles Legarde, 03/04/1927:4 Funeral business loses horse after 23 years of service 25 years ago, Songs and Song Writing 10/25/1929:4 Bates writes assembly song for school, 08/09/1929:9 Soule, George L. Sonora Studios On board of new needle factory 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Evening concerts at 10 Barden Hill Rd (ad), 11/11/1927:9 Sells Water St building to Samuel Bourne 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Sons of Temperance - Assawampsett Division (50 years ago) Builds summer house on lawn 50 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Elects officers, 06/26/1925:7 Installs granite curbing 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Installs officers, 07/09/1926:4 Soule, Henry Committee investigates new hall, 06/03/1927:6 Addresses Congregational Mens' club on character and health, Elects officers, 04/06/1928:7 03/19/1926:1 Names officers, 06/29/1928:5 Purchases sole interest in Brett & Soule 25 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Installs officers, 10/12/1928:8 Annual meeting of YMCA bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 Three to six members join weekly, 03/01/1929:8 Has copy of The Mammoth published in Nemasket, 1855, 11/22/1929:4 Welcomes new members, 03/08/1929:8 Soule, Isaac Elects officers, 04/12/1929:8, 07/05/1929:3 Erects dwelling on School St 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Holds quarterly elections, 10/04/1929:9 Soule, John M. Sons of Veterans Brief biography (p), 01/08/1926:1 Largest gathering of patriotic organizations held in Town House, Soule, Merton A. 11/13/1925:2 Dies at age 44, 09/11/1925:4 Soper, Theodore Soule, Mildred Stationed at Camp Devens, 09/11/1925:8 Resides in Milton, 01/06/1928:1 Soraghan, James Resumes teaching in Milton, 09/13/1929:1 Furnishes $200 cash bail on range of charges, 01/29/1926:1 Soule, Mrs Henry Moves to Cambridge, leases home here to Benson, 05/14/1926:6 Aunt dies in New Bedford, 02/18/1927:2 Soraghan, James F. Soule, Mrs Ralph Fined $10 for drunkenness, $100 for drunk driving, and case of reckless Dies in Freeport, ME, 03/12/1926:4 driving continued, 02/05/1926:2 Soule, Orlando Soule (Mr) Obituary, 08/27/1926:1 see also Bryant & Soule Dies at age 79, 08/27/1926:4 Upper floor improved for furniture ware room 50 years ago, Petition for administration of estate, 09/03/1926:5 04/03/1925:8 Finds turtle marked 1887, 1791, and 1824 twenty-five years ago, Soule, Abbie J. 08/12/1927:5 Celebrates 90th birthday, brief biography, 01/16/1925:1 Soule, Ralph Great-great-grandson born in Florida, 07/10/1925:4 Attends Northeastern University, 04/27/1928:1 Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Northeastern University grad hired by state health department, Will in probate, 12/30/1927:5 05/17/1929:1 Soule, Abbie Jane Graduates from Northeastern University, 06/21/1929:1 Widow of Bennett dies at age 92, 12/02/1927:4 Soule, Ralph M. Soule, A.H. Principal character in theater production at Northeastern University, Old mill on Soule St (p), 06/01/1928:1 04/10/1925:1 Soule, Albert Soule, Ralph N. Announces candidacy for selectman, 12/11/1925:1 Young Celia Wolski hit by auto, 08/17/1928:4 Soule, Albert F. Soule, Sylvia Daughter born, 01/16/1925:8 Moves to Marion, 05/01/1925:10 Driver strikes youngster Paul Jolly, 03/16/1928:1 Drives new Willys-Knight, 12/09/1927:8 Reland St couple married 10 years, 09/06/1929:4 Soule, Theodora Soule, Amanda E. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Soule, Will__ _aye (sic) Widow of George L. dies at age 79, 09/17/1926:3 Engaged to _orothea Carhart Ashton (sic), 12/25/1925:2 Soule, Arabella J. Soule, William Obituary, 03/01/1929:1 Dies in Buxton, ME, 07/27/1928:1 Soule, Arabella Jane Died in smallpox epidemic of 1777-1778, 05/03/1929:1 Wareham woman dies at age 85, 03/01/1929:4 Soule, William L. Soule, Augustus H. Adds limousine funeral car to equipment, 07/10/1925:4 Loses valuable horse 50 years ago, 02/22/1929:7 Transports body all the way to New Sharon, ME, 06/25/1926:9 Soule, Charles Attempted burglary at store, 12/03/1926:1 Horace Case talks about raising turkeys at Rock poultry farm (l) (p), Redecorates and enlarges undertaking rooms, 08/10/1928:1 11/11/1927:3 Adds 8-cylinder Meteor hearse to line, 04/05/1929:6 Soule, Charles W. Soule, William T. Horse takes fright at electric cars 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Lets Centre St apartment to Walter Wells, 08/05/1927:1 Soule, Clarence Soule, W.L. Occupies new home on Carmel St, 07/31/1925:1, 09/18/1925:1 Guy Brackett resigns after 12 years, 08/28/1925:1 Soule, Ebenezer T., Jr. Guy Brackett resigns, 09/04/1925:1 Detailed weather notes from January 1857, 01/18/1929:2 Soule, Wm. L. Soule, E.E. Proprietor of Soule's Undertaking Establishment (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Cousin dies in Buxton, ME, 07/27/1928:1

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Soule & Flanders South Middleboro Post Office cont. Proprietors of Iron Kettle Annex (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Emma Gammons appointed acting postmaster, 10/22/1926:9 Soule Street School Jennie Phillips appointed postmaster, 12/03/1926:3 Mary Hammond teacher, 02/19/1926:3 South Middleboro Railroad Station PTA has school wired for electricity, 05/14/1926:2 Henry Wilcox flag man, 10/29/1926:3 Building painted, 09/03/1926:3 Henry Wilcox flagman, 02/04/1927:3 Winnifred Carver transfers to Bates School, 07/27/1928:1 Flag station 25 years ago, 10/21/1927:6 Margaret Sullivan new teacher, 08/30/1929:4 C.S. Westgate works at both Rock and South Middleboro stations, Soule's Furniture Store 02/17/1928:3 14 South Main St (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Ryer plans to build depots at South Middleboro and Sandwich 50 years Employs Edith Logan as bookkeeper at furniture store, 07/31/1925:2 ago, 03/02/1928:8 Employs Charles MacDonald, 10/16/1925:8 New depot completed 50 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Employs Lydia Phillips, 11/27/1925:1 Henry Wilcox returns to duties as flagman, 07/27/1928:3 Employs Mrs Frank Simkus, 07/19/1929:1 Clifford Westgate begins duties, 12/21/1928:2 Employs Lydia Phillips, 08/23/1929:1 Clifford Westgate replaces James Boucher, 12/21/1928:2 Employs Charles McDonald, 10/04/1929:1 Colored electric signal lights installed, 10/25/1929:2 Soule's Undertaking Establishment Clifford Westgate replaces James Boucher as station agent, 14 South Main St, Wm. L. Soule proprietor (ad), 01/02/1925:6 12/27/1929:2 Sousa, Charles H. South Middleboro School Newcomb collides with Sousa's parked car in thick weather, Henry Burkland resigns to take post in Middleboro, 06/26/1925:7 05/17/1929:1 Enrollment at 37, 09/11/1925:3 Sousa, Roberta E. (see Roberta's Beauty Shoppe) Making the most of our schools (Henry B. Burkland), 09/25/1925:2 South America PTA purchases new water cooler, 02/11/1927:9 George Pitman arrives here from Buenos Aires, 04/10/1925:2 Veretta Thomas resigns, 06/08/1928:1 George Doane addresses Central Congregational Men's class on South Madeline Duncklee new teacher, 07/27/1928:1 America, 04/10/1925:8 Fence built, schoolhouse shingled, 08/23/1929:6 Frederick Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on the Safety signs replaced, 12/06/1929:3 land of the Amazon, 02/11/1927:8 Charles Le Garde janitor, 12/13/1929:11 Howard Reynolds returns from year spent in Brazil, 01/27/1928:1 Southern Massachusetts Telephone Co. Lewis Harding sails for South America and the West Indies, Granted pole and wire rights 25 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 01/25/1929:1 Southward, Calvin South Lakeville School Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Mabel Woodward and Katherine Caswell teachers, 09/09/1927:6 Southwick, Melvin Arthur Parry sets fire to schoolhouse to cover up theft, 02/17/1928:5 Engaged to be married, 12/04/1925:7 South Middleboro Cemetery Contacts parents from Hankow, China, 04/01/1927:2 Association holds annual meeting, 04/16/1926:2 Home from China for first time in three years, 03/15/1929:1 Officers elected at annual meeting, 04/13/1928:6 Recent views of China subject of lecture at Unitarian church, Officers elected at meeting, 04/26/1929:6 04/19/1929:1 South Middleboro Methodist Episcopal Church Arrives in Nebraska enroute to Seattle, 06/21/1929:1 Set to reopen after enlargement and thorough refit, 01/23/1925:6 Southwick, Melvin L. Boy's Club establishes flower bed, 04/10/1925:3 Resides in Hankow, China, 08/07/1925:1 Carl Maxim donates organ, 09/18/1925:4 Engaged to Frieda Becker, 10/02/1925:1 Receives land damage award from county commissioners, 10/30/1925:4 Wedding described, 12/25/1925:1 Hosts 412th session of Neighborhood convention, 11/20/1925:7 Writes of situation in China (l), 06/17/1927:2 Hosts 420th session of Neighborhood convention, 11/19/1926:6 Leaves for three-year stint in China, 06/14/1929:1 Rev Carlyle Boynton decides not to return, 02/11/1927:9 Southworth (Mr) Ralph Tripp new janitor, 02/18/1927:6 Carriage painter turns out fine samples of work 50 years ago, Contributions made to organ fund, 03/25/1927:3 05/15/1925:7 Forest fire on Wareham St property, 04/29/1927:1 Erects building on Water St for Bourne 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Rev Ickes of Ohio assigned to church, 05/27/1927:3 Robert and Alphonso Fish purchase property at Wareham and Clifford Rev R.D. Radin new pastor, 04/06/1928:3 St, 07/19/1929:1 Rev Vernon Ickes returns to Ohio, 04/06/1928:3 Southworth, Arabella L. Pastor J.S. Bell returns 25 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Widow of Rodney E. dies at age 83, 01/27/1928:4 Pastor R.D. Radin assigned here, 04/06/1928:8 Obituary, 01/27/1928:5 Rev R.D. Radin assumes duties, 04/13/1928:6 Petition for administration of estate, 02/03/1928:7 Hosts Neighborhood convention, 11/16/1928:1 Southworth, Arthur Beneficiary of Ferdinand Gammons' estate, 03/08/1929:1 Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 S.J. Rook new pastor, 04/12/1929:3 Southworth, Curtis Improvements commence on parsonage, 06/07/1929:2 Dies in Fall River, 08/13/1926:3 Repairs made to parsonage, 09/06/1929:8 Son of Edwin drowns in Mount Hope Bay, 08/20/1926:7 New addition started, 11/08/1929:5 Southworth, Hattie Furnace and bathroom installed at parsonage, 11/22/1929:6 Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Hosts 447th session of Neighborhood convention, 11/22/1929:8 Southworth, Herbert A. South Middleboro Post Office Dog awarded best pointer at Lynn show, 04/08/1927:1 Veteran mail carrier, James Meseroll, falls on ice, breaks shoulder, Pointer wins at Barnstable fair, 08/31/1928:1 02/06/1925:9 New dog competes at Hooksett, NH, 09/20/1929:1 Mail carrier James Messerole, falls on ice, fractures shoulder, Southworth, James 02/13/1925:3 Purchases Vaughan's interest in Middleboro Laundry 50 years ago, Henry Shaw appointed mail carrier, 05/08/1925:6 06/08/1928:7 Employs Howard Carver and Joseph Oates, 02/19/1926:6

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Southworth, Margaret E. Chappell Spanish-American War Son born, 03/30/1928:2 Christopher Reed stationed in the Philippines 25 years ago, Southworth, Mrs Rodney 01/30/1925:7 Mrs Harvey from Rock attends funeral, 01/27/1928:2 Justin Hayward taken prisoner in the Philippines 25 years ago, Southworth, Philander 01/30/1925:7 Gets a deer, 12/17/1926:6 Spanish War veteran Victor Gabrey given military funeral, 03/20/1925:1 Southworth, Preston G. Fred White writes from the Philippines 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Moves to Lakeville, 02/24/1928:6 Spanish War Veterans plan organization here, 09/04/1925:6 Southworth, Rodney Veterans gather to form Spanish War Veterans, 09/11/1925:1 Elected to student senate at Northeastern University, 04/03/1925:6 Soldier F.H. White on his way home from the Philippines 25 years ago, Studies aeronautics at Squantum, 09/04/1925:3 03/12/1926:6 Attends U.S. naval school of aviation, 09/03/1926:3 Goodale heads to Cuba on 30th anniversary of enlistment, 09/28/1928:1 Graduates from Northeastern University, 07/01/1927:2 Sparling, Clyde V. Ensign stationed at Hampton Roads, 08/26/1927:1 Resides in Madrid, NY, 01/02/1925:4 Resides in Neponset, 02/08/1929:2 Son born, 08/14/1925:4 Southworth, Rodney C. Sparling, David Lawrence Receives commission as ensign in U.S. Navy, 04/22/1927:2 Born to Clyde V., 08/14/1925:4 Earns mechanical engineering degree from Northeastern University, Sparrow (Cadet) naval aviator in Virginia, 10/14/1927:1 Graduates 12th in class at West Point 50 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Son born, 03/30/1928:2 Sparrow (Mr) Ensign stationed at Newport, RI, 06/22/1928:10 Sampson & Sparrow's bay gelding to race 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Southworth, Rodney E. Sampson and Sparrow's gelding takes money in New Hampshire 25 House and paint shop of Jacob Sparrow (p), 04/09/1926:1 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Southworth, W. Homer Enters gelding in Readsville races 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Builds new school near Town House 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Racehorse handled by Bird Palmer 25 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Contracts for carpentry work for C.E. Leonard 50 years ago, Sparrow, A.L. 04/29/1927:6 Resides in Tyngsboro, 04/16/1926:1 Southworth, Warren H. Sparrow, Al Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Champion foot racer at Clark & Cole 25 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Sparrow, A.L. To build house and stable for Theodore Alden 50 years ago, Resides in Lowell, 09/06/1929:1 05/10/1929:8 Sparrow, Belle Southworth, W.H. Soprano assists in 1866 Promenade Concert (p), 11/20/1925:1 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Sparrow, Frank M. Builds dwelling on Southwick St for Calvin Pettee 50 years ago, Obituary, 06/11/1926:1 06/19/1925:6 Sparrow, Fred C. Begins work on new schoolhouse 50 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Contracts to erect dwelling for Henry Sears 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Contracts to build cottage for Otis Barden 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Dies at age 69, 10/08/1926:4 Completes new schoolhouse, builds house for Pettee 50 years ago, Obituary, 10/08/1926:5 09/04/1925:6 Funeral held at Plympton St home, 10/15/1926:1 Accepts post on School Committee 50 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Obituary, 10/29/1926:1 Contracts to build houses for Thomas brothers 50 years ago, Dies at age 44, 10/29/1926:4 12/03/1926:6 Will in probate, 12/17/1926:5 Builds partition for new assistant teacher at high school 25 years ago, Cordelia Perkins celebrates 25 years of service in Sparrow household, 08/26/1927:6 01/27/1928:5 Erects homes for Warren and Sherman 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Sparrow, Fred S. Builds stable for Bryant & Soule 25 years ago, 10/12/1928:8 Egger to hold auction of stored goods (ad), 11/15/1929:5 Builds dwelling for James Sampson 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Sparrow, Fred Sheldon Souza, Annie Petition for administration of estate, 08/23/1929:5 Young blueberries sellers home late, thought missing, 08/07/1925:1 Sparrow, Harry P. Souza, Roberta (see Roberta's Beauty Shoppe) Sails the world with Gamaliel Thomas 50 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Souza, Rose Sylvia And others purchase Whitman's from Ryder in 1894, 07/13/1928:1 Engaged to William Souza Moura, 05/24/1929:4 Sparrow Bros. to retire from business here after 49 years (p), Wed to William Souza Moura, 06/07/1929:4 01/11/1929:1 Sovereigns of Industry Sparrow, Hartley Organization holds meetings 50 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Has painting contracts in Rochester Centre and Lakeville 50 years ago, Sowerby, Eva Mary 10/16/1925:7 Wife of Gilbert D. dies at age 47, 09/06/1929:4 Lets Rock St house to Homer Murtha, 08/12/1927:8 Obituary, 09/13/1929:1 Sparrow, Hartley A. Sowerby, Mrs Gilbert Executor presents account of estate, 04/22/1927:5 Falls from second story window, 07/26/1929:5 Trio of young men from earlier days (p), 07/15/1927:1 Sowning, Silas Sparrow, Howard Cronan purchases Vine St property from Mendall 25 years ago, Engaged to Hazel Elizabeth Swift, 09/17/1926:1 10/15/1926:5 Daughter born, 07/13/1928:4 Spafford, Viola Sparrow, Howard C. Pedestrian run down by East Freetown driver, 10/30/1925:1 Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 Wed to Hazel Elizabeth Swift, 09/09/1927:4

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Sparrow, H.P. Spaulding, Augustus Painting of Little Dick on display at Sparrow Bros. 25 years ago, Purchases Lakeville property from Wainwright, 01/25/1929:1 01/30/1925:7 Spaulding, Leslie Dissolves partnership with Whitman 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Purchases real estate on Smith and Wareham St from Horace Stockwell, Sparrow, Ivan 04/16/1926:3 In collision at four corners with New Bedford man, 05/04/1928:1 Spaulding, L.P. Sparrow, J. Augustine Car badly damaged in East Taunton mishap, 10/28/1927:3 At nearly 70, oldest active merchant in town, 05/25/1928:1 Burglar steals cash from home, 11/23/1928:2 And others purchase Whitman's from Ryder in 1894, 07/13/1928:1 Spavold, Henry Sparrow Bros. to retire from business here after 49 years, biography (p), Flies airplane over Rock, 07/26/1929:7 01/11/1929:1 Spavold, John Sells South Main St homestead to Elizabeth Cushman, 06/07/1929:8 Daughter born, 07/09/1926:5 Sparrow, J.A. Auto collides with Arlington vehicle, 09/03/1926:1 Leaves Michigan to return here 50 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Purchases house in Milton, 02/24/1928:7 Boston parties purchase Enoch Tinkham property from Sparrow, to Sells Miller St lot to George Shaw, 08/23/1929:3 build new block, 10/07/1927:1 Spavold, John D. Sells Enoch Tinkham place to Arthur Schactman, 12/02/1927:1 Tax collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Dissolves partnership with Whitman 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Spear, James Sparrow, Jacob G. Fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, 01/07/1927:1 House and paint shop (p), 04/09/1926:1 Spear, Wilbur L. Purchases lot from Elisha Tucker estate 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Clara Eaton's North Middleboro house burns down, 12/09/1927:1 Sparrow, James Speed Limits and Speeding Wins two prizes at bicycle races 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Carl Borah fined $25, 06/26/1925:4 Sparrow, James P. Adrian Jones fined $10, 10/08/1926:6 Works on house for E. Robinson 50 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Joseph Guilford pleads not guilty, 04/01/1927:1 Wins 10th at bicycle race 25 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Francis Bagley fined $5, 07/15/1927:1 Photographs homestead at Green prior to remodeling 50 years ago, "Devil drivers" a problem 25 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 08/27/1926:6 Arthur Standish and Roy Fagerburg each fined $10, 02/22/1929:3 Contracts to build Waterville school 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Spencer, Alice G. Contracts to build house for Tobey 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Collides with pole while avoiding truck, 11/25/1927:3 Does construction work for Parker, Cornish, and Tobey 50 years ago, Spencer, Warren L. 08/17/1928:8 Purchases Swenning property at Rock, 08/06/1926:1 Prepares plans for North Carver schoolhouse 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Spool Factory Puts modern finish on Barrett Estate, Main St 50 years ago, Fall Brook concern running again 50 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 10/18/1929:9 Spooner (Mr) Sparrow, J.P. Lakeville property for sale (ad), 05/01/1925:2 Contracts to build house for Nolan and addition for Cornish 50 years Lakeville property sold to Roland Rand and Odelia Dressell, ago, 06/15/1928:8 09/25/1925:1 Sparrow, Lizzie E.B. Odilia Dressel purchases five lots in Lakeville, 07/02/1926:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school 25 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Spooner, George Sparrow, Stanwood Resides in Quincy, 12/03/1926:1, 07/15/1927:1 Resides in Washington, DC, 08/28/1925:1 Spooner, George F. Sparrow, Stanwood W. Resides in Marion, 08/21/1925:8 Resides in Washington, DC, 10/22/1926:3 Resides in Quincy, 07/02/1926:3 Resides in South Bend, IN, 07/26/1929:1 Spooner, Henry Sparrow Bros. Reported missing, found on Barden Hill, 07/03/1925:1 Quality clothing (ad), 01/02/1925:4 Spooner, Louisa A. Leading clothier for 44 years (ad), 01/09/1925:9 Easter lilies in bloom, 09/30/1927:7 Employ Sheldon Caswell, 07/10/1925:4 Takes apartment in Quincy, 12/16/1927:9 Employ G. Delmar Dunbar, 07/31/1925:1 Spooner, Millard F. Employ Clarence Kendall, 08/14/1925:8 Pianist at Park Theatre, 04/03/1925:2, 08/14/1925:8 Clarence Kendall clerk, 07/02/1926:10 Pianist resigns from Park Theatre, 10/09/1925:9 Employ Sheldon Caswell, 07/09/1926:5 Resumes position at Park Theatre, 12/04/1925:7 Abbie Brett cashier, 07/30/1926:1 And Floyd Hardy play piano and drums at King Philip's Tavern, Employ G. Delmar Dunbar, 07/30/1926:1 05/28/1926:1 Sheldon Caswell resigns, 05/06/1927:7 Pianist resumes duties at Park Theatre, 09/10/1926:1 Abbie Brett cashier, 07/22/1927:1 Hazel Thomas replaces Spooner as pianist at Park Theatre, 11/18/1927:3 Employ G. Delmar Dunbar, 07/22/1927:1 Appears at piano in Pennsylvania performance, 03/30/1928:1 Forty-seventh birthday celebration (ad), 01/13/1928:3 Organist at Colonial Theatre in Philadelphia, 08/24/1928:5 Abbie Brett cashier, 07/06/1928:4 Spooner, Millard Fillmore Employ G. Delmar Dunbar, 07/27/1928:1 Wed to Rose Florence Hartmann, 10/19/1928:4 Lawrence Green resigns, 09/14/1928:1 Sporting Goods Firm to retire from business here after 49 years (p), 01/11/1929:1 W.H. Ladbury's Sporting Goods Store, 33 Wareham St (ad), To retire from business (ad), 01/11/1929:4 01/02/1925:2 Closing of Centre St business brings flood of memories, 03/08/1929:1 Sports J.A. Sparrow thanks public for generous patronage (ad), 03/08/1929:4 see also Middleboro High School - Sports; Middleborough Memorial Spaulding (Mr) High School - Sports; names of specific sports Purchases Rock place from Horace Stockwell, 04/16/1926:2 Field Bros. & Co., Inc. to make sports shoes, 09/17/1926:1 Roadside stand suffers break-in, 10/22/1926:9

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Sports - Accidents Stables cont. George Keyes breaks nose playing basketball, 12/17/1926:1 Thomas Fuller builds stable at Durfee homestead 50 years ago, Rock baseballer Stanley Krakow breaks arm, 07/26/1929:7 07/12/1929:6 William Whitty breaks nose during football practice 25 years ago, Vaughan and Mendall build stable for Sherman 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 07/19/1929:6 Spoulding (Mr) Stacey (Miss) Purchases Stockwell house on Smith St, 03/19/1926:4 Replaces Pratt as assistant at high school 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Spring Tavern Stacy, Dan Liquor raid at tavern on Wareham St, 09/06/1929:3 Daughter born, 12/21/1928:4 Springer, L.A. Stafford, Edgar H. Charles Lagarde seeking daughter of Springer (ad), 01/22/1926:10 Obituary, 04/12/1929:1 Springer, Leslie Edgar Stafford, Jr. appointed special estate administrator, 05/03/1929:3 Purchases Nebonnie estate on County Rd, 04/23/1926:2 Stafford, Edgar H., Jr. Sproat (Mr) Treasurer of J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co., 09/04/1925:7 Mansion rejuvenated 50 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Stafford, E.H. Old landmark tavern gone, 09/13/1929:1 Has factory built for J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co., 05/15/1925:5 Information sought on whereabouts of old Sproat tavern sign, Fire at E.H. Stafford Co. Cambridge St storage house, 09/04/1925:4 11/08/1929:1 Stafford, E.H., Jr. Sproat, Alfred B. And Boston parties open Colonial Cleaners and Dryers on Cambridge Obituary, 04/24/1925:1 St, 05/10/1929:1 Sproat, E. Stafford, Mildred L. Old grain sack still in circulation 25 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Officer in J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co., 09/04/1925:7 Sproat, Earle Stafford, Warren E. Estate purchased by J.C. Bump 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Resigns from Fuller Motor Co., employed at Nemasket Auto Co., Fuller builds for Landgrebe on Hickey lot 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 11/09/1928:1 Sproat, Ebenezer Stafford, Warren W. History of old Sproat house, 02/03/1928:4 Candidate for selectmen in Lakeville (ad), 03/04/1927:5 Old Sproat farm house at the Green (Granville Temple Sproat), Employed at Fuller Motor Sales Co., 05/11/1928:1 08/23/1929:9 Barn fire in Lakeville, 11/08/1929:4 Sproat, Granville Temple Stahl, Ellis M. Brief biography (p), 07/01/1927:1 In collision with Brockton driver, 12/30/1927:6 History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Stall, Walter T. Old Clarke residence near Court End, 07/13/1928:9 Brockton man buried in North Middleboro, 10/23/1925:1 Old Ransome house in Lakeville (reprint), 03/15/1929:7 Stalte, Albert Maurice Stories of Mercy Bennett, 05/17/1929:3 Wedding described, 10/05/1928:1 Old Sproat farm house at the Green, 08/23/1929:9 Wed to Lucia Mendall Ryder, 10/05/1928:4 Sproat, James Standard Oil Co. Downtown block built by Sproat in 1824 to be demolished, Petitions to erect 132,000-gal. tank on Vine St, 04/02/1926:4 10/28/1927:1 Francis Crowley replaces William White as local agent, 01/13/1928:5 History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Local gasoline supplier at selectmen's meeting, 05/24/1929:1 Sproat, James R. Standish, Alfred Sells Silas White homestead to J.L. Perkins 50 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Principal in Lyme, CT, 01/09/1925:1 Sproat, Mary Resides in Lyme, CT, 05/01/1925:9 Artist fills order from Chicago 50 years ago, 02/05/1926:7 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 L.M. Churbuck in possession of a number of paintings by Sproat (l), Superintendent of East Windsor, CT schools, 12/16/1927:1 09/14/1928:6 Superintendent of schools in Windsor Locks, CT, 07/05/1929:1 Sproat, Thomas Superintendent of Hartford schools, 09/13/1929:1 Commences career as lawyer 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Standish, Arthur L. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Fined $10 for speeding, 02/22/1929:3 Sproat, Thomas C. Standish, Elizabeth Opens law office in Taunton 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Employed at Trade Mark Store, 08/02/1929:1 Takes Greeley's advice, goes west 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Standish, Elmer Squanto (see Tisquantum (Squanto)) Chimney fire in Fall Brook, 02/25/1927:1 Squawbetty Chimney fire at Fall Brook home, 08/19/1927:1 Tourist humor in New England (Melville Arthur Shafer), 09/17/1926:6 Standish, Ernest Stables Finds recently killed hen hawk, 08/13/1926:1 see also Briggs, Otis Captures 5.5-ft. black snake, 09/03/1926:1 James Cole builds addition to stable 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Standish, Ethan Timothy Dunlap builds stable 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Purchases Keene homestead at auction 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Bisbee sells Rock St stable and lot to Thomas Lovell 25 years ago, Standish, Forest 02/19/1926:6 Sells Pleasant St house to Gideon Davis, 02/25/1927:2 Lakeview Stables, pacing mare for sale (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Sells Pleasant St place to Gideon Davis, 03/04/1927:1 Splendid facility at Lakeview Stables described, 03/09/1928:7 Moves household goods from Pleasant St house, 03/18/1927:1 Stables adjoining P.H. Peirce Co. deemed nuisance 25 years ago, Standish, Forrest 06/08/1928:7 Employed by Fuller Brush Co., 07/31/1925:5 Pratt Bros. build stable in North Middleboro 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Standish, Forrest B. M.H. Cushing puts addition on stable 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Employed at Kahn's Music and Furniture Store, 09/04/1925:5 Employed at Johnson Bros. Furniture, 04/09/1926:4

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Standish, Franklin Stanley, Waldo Crack revolver shot, 03/12/1926:1 Moves to Harwichport, 11/01/1929:7 Resides in Hartford, CT, 04/22/1927:6 Stanley Wood Grain Co. Standish, Franklin E. Employs Henry Brievogel, 01/09/1925:4 Obituary, 10/25/1929:1 Sells Middleboro business to J. Cushing Co., 02/19/1926:5 Dies at age 70, 10/25/1929:6 Stanly, Mrs William F. Standish, Fred Dies in Somerville, 05/22/1925:4 Employed at Wenham garage, 09/17/1926:7 Stanly, William F. Purchases new Chrysler coach, 01/27/1928:4 Obituary, 07/31/1925:4 Standish, Fred E. South Carver man dies at age 76, 07/31/1925:4 And Everett Perkins collide on Oak St, 10/23/1925:1 Stanton, Frank P. Claims not to be the aggressor in recent accident, 10/30/1925:1 New manager at Park Theatre, 12/06/1929:2 Purchases North St cottage from Ollie Brett, 09/02/1927:1 Stanulevic, Nellie Standish, Frederick E. Infant daughter of Antone and Victoria Urbanowicz dies, 11/11/1927:4 Wedding described, 07/23/1926:1 Stanulewicz, Josephine Standish, Frederick Emmons Wife of John dies at age 39, 08/16/1929:4 Wed to Almeda Gertrude Bradford, 07/16/1926:4 Stanulewicz, Laura Standish, George F. Engaged to William John Malkoski, 09/06/1929:4 Employed in Arcadia, FL 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Stanulewicz, Tony Standish, H. Arthur Collides with Providence driver on Wareham St, 04/13/1928:7 Thompson St couple married 25 years, 07/03/1925:5 Staples (Mr) Standish, H.A. Henry Bassett purchases homestead in Lakeville 50 years ago, Elected to board of Plymouth and Bristol Cow Testing Assoc, 07/24/1925:7 05/11/1928:5 Staples, Arthur G. Standish, Helen New England reminiscences in Lewiston Journal, 05/03/1929:7 Engaged to John Wright, 09/14/1928:2 Staples, Beatrice Standish, Helen E. Engaged to Elmer Godfrey, 06/05/1925:6 Engaged to John Wright, 10/12/1928:1 Recently wed in Plymouth, 07/17/1925:8 Wed to John Wright, 10/19/1928:4 Staples, E.A. Standish, Helen Eddy And Barstow contract to paint Central Baptist Church, 06/14/1929:1 Engaged to John Wright, 10/12/1928:4 Staples, Hannah M. Wedding described, 10/19/1928:1 Wedding described, 03/20/1925:2 Standish, Henry Staples, Hannah Morton Son born, 12/23/1927:1 Wedding described, 03/27/1925:9 Standish, Henry E. Staples, Harrison Obituary, 10/15/1926:1 Receives large premium at cattle show 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Dies at age 67, 10/15/1926:6 Staples, Josiah W. Will in probate, 11/19/1926:5 Obituary, 08/07/1925:6 Standish, Lillian Staples, Lucy P. Music supervisor in Darien, CT, 01/09/1925:1, 09/06/1929:1 Lightning strikes large barn in Lakeville, 08/10/1928:1 Standish, Martin P. Staples, Lucy Pierce Resides in Boston 50 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Widow of John F. dies at age 66, 08/30/1929:4 Standish, Miles Staples, Martin K. Daughter born, 01/23/1925:1 Remodels bungalow on County Road, 07/15/1927:1 Standish, M.L. Staples, Mary Pierce Secures patent for starting horse cars 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Obituary, 08/30/1929:1 Standish, Myles Staples, Raymond M. Three elderly descendants (p), 07/17/1925:1 Made assistant manager at shoe company in Brockton, 08/24/1928:5 Officer at State Farm, 04/13/1928:9 Staples & Barstow Standish, Myra H. Painters, decorators, paper hangers (ad), 06/14/1929:10 Wedding described, 08/26/1927:3 Star Laundry Wed to Alton Linton, 08/26/1927:4 Sold to Middleboro Laundry, 05/15/1925:5 Standish, Robert W. Star Mills Member of Middleboro Bay State Band, 05/22/1925:1 see also Nemasket Worsted Mill Standish, Russell Brief history (p), 09/27/1929:1 Hitchhikes to Oneonta, NY, 08/30/1929:1 Star Mills (25 years ago) Standish & Folger Engineer John Tripp resigns, 01/02/1925:3 Contract to carry mails from depot 50 years ago, 07/01/1927:6 Score of looms operating, more being installed, 01/09/1925:7 Add two handsome double teams 50 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 Twenty-four looms running, 38 employed, 02/13/1925:7 New carriage painted 50 years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Receives new looms, 03/13/1925:7 Stanilewicz, Laura Business brisk, 04/03/1925:8 Wed to William John Malkoski, 10/11/1929:4 Whittemore & Starbuck make improvements, 07/24/1925:7 Stanley, Bernard Spring business good, 04/30/1926:8 Wins walking race to Brockton, 09/03/1926:2 Runs nights to keep up with orders, 08/27/1926:6 Stanley, Gus Corporation dissolves, 04/08/1927:7 Found dead in Carver, 09/30/1927:1 Star Mills (50 years ago) Stanley, Stephen Tobey succeeds Dunlap as superintendent, 01/16/1925:6 Nine-year-old found tied to tree, 11/12/1926:1 Shuts down temporarily, 07/10/1925:8 Accused boy has alibi, 11/19/1926:1 Pay day Saturdays, 08/20/1926:6 Changes from heavy to light weights, 08/27/1926:6

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Star Mills (50 years ago) cont. State Farm - Agriculture Horse badly injured by piece of scrap iron, 09/17/1926:7 Hay harvest a record 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 Stop work due to lack of water, 09/17/1926:7 Wretched weather for haymakers, 07/22/1927:1 Plans addition to mill, 10/01/1926:6 Corn cut down to restore safe view for drivers, 08/19/1927:1 Work begins on foundation for addition, 10/22/1926:3 State Farm - Construction Projects Addition will increase production by third, 12/31/1926:5 Builds 15-ft. high wall 25 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Anchor frost delays startup, 02/18/1927:6 Stone crushing and removal gives inmates something to do 25 years ago, Goods in demand, 03/11/1927:5 06/21/1929:6 Runs overtime, 05/11/1928:6 State Farm - Deaths Wages docked, 11/02/1928:8 Seventy-two 25 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Purchases herring privileges, 03/29/1929:8 State Farm - Employees Wool delivered to depot, 05/03/1929:6 Albert Dube officer, 07/10/1925:3 Runs overtime, 06/07/1929:8 Herman Russell resigns, 11/06/1925:7 New water wheel costs $5,000, 09/06/1929:6 Allan Leland new assistant farm manager, 07/23/1926:1 Business lively, 10/18/1929:9 Employs Frank Stone, 09/24/1926:1 Starbuck (Mr) Employs Della Gates, 10/22/1926:9 see also Whittemore & Starbuck Employs Auburn Garfield, 01/14/1927:3 Starbuck, George Employs J. Treferthern, 01/14/1927:3 Accepts position at building company in Osterville, 12/11/1925:1 Mrs Charles Bearse resumes duties at women's prison, 01/14/1927:3 Starbuck, George W. Mrs Hires new head matron at girls' building, 01/14/1927:3 Makes alterations to interior of court room, 02/27/1925:1 William Turnbull chief engineer, 01/14/1927:3 Builds marquette at entrance to Strand Theatre, 03/20/1925:1 Edwin Smalley transfers from asylum to boy's department, 02/18/1927:1 Contracts to rebuild Pierce building, 07/24/1925:1 Ralph Dixon attendant at asylum, 02/18/1927:1 Puts up partitions at Union St School, 08/07/1925:6 Employs Marguerite Kingsley, 03/04/1927:1 Auto victim of hit-and-run on South Main St, 08/21/1925:1 Mrs Eugene Boehner sewing matron at women's prison, 03/04/1927:1 Remodels Nahum Wilbur property on Forest St, 10/02/1925:3 Leo Guertin accepts position, 03/11/1927:4 Employed with Osterville contractors, 01/01/1926:5 Anna Davenport matron at women's prison, 03/18/1927:1 Sails to Cuba 25 years ago, 01/08/1926:3 Jean McRae employed in girls' D.D. department, 03/18/1927:1 Contracts to rebuild Japan works, 01/15/1926:5 G. Louis Hathaway officer, 03/25/1927:3 Contracts to build jetties at Harwichport, 09/03/1926:2 Edwin Smalley employed at prison, 04/01/1927:4 Makes alterations to Place building at Everett Square, 05/25/1928:10 Fred Coleman employed in boys' D.D. department, 04/01/1927:4 Rebuilds Plympton mill 25 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Russell Carver employed in boys' D.D. department, 04/01/1927:4 Erects addition for Clark & Cole Co. 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Employs Frank Brackett, 04/22/1927:6 Starbuck, G.W. Della Gates resigns, 05/06/1927:2 Builds addition to P.H. Peirce stable 25 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Employs Albert Dube, 05/27/1927:6 Starbuck, Herbert Deputy master Walter Temple and Mr and Mrs William Hamilton retire Obituary, 06/11/1926:1 (p), 06/03/1927:1 Starbuck, Priscilla E. Allen Fisk accepts post at Presbyterian hospital in New York City, Widow of John C. dies at age 66, 03/18/1927:1 07/01/1927:1 Obituary, 03/18/1927:4 Employs Florence Davis, 07/08/1927:1 Starbuck & Whittemore Anna C. Wellington resigns post in girls' defective delinquent see also Whittemore & Starbuck department, 12/16/1927:1 Contract to build facility for street railway in Ohio 25 years ago, Walter Houghton accepts post as attendant at asylum, 12/16/1927:1 10/15/1926:5 Chester Guilford officer in boys' defective delinquent department, Stark, Albert S. 12/23/1927:1 Elks' member dies in 1926, 12/10/1926:3 Mrs Clorsin nurse in girls' defective delinquent department, Starkey (Mr) 12/23/1927:1 Pearl St property sold to William Green, 11/20/1925:1 New attendants at asylum include George Burt, John Morrison, and Starkey, Charles L. Walter McCormick, 12/23/1927:1 Photo from GAR Denver encampment in 1913 (p), 11/19/1926:1 Agnes Phillips employed in office, 12/30/1927:6 Starkey, Mary E. Annie Clawson nurse in girls' department, 12/30/1927:6 Executor presents account of estate, 06/17/1927:5 William Hanson medical director, 12/30/1927:6 Starratt, S.J. Alexander Powers officer, 01/06/1928:4 Purchases restaurant privileges at railroad station here 25 years ago, Dr Clayton Hoover resigns from asylum, 01/06/1928:4 04/08/1927:7 Girard Murphy officer, 01/06/1928:4 Start, Sarah Philip April resigns from asylum, 01/13/1928:1 Pittsfield woman dies, 02/26/1926:7 Adelard St. Denis accepts post in asylum, 01/20/1928:2 State Farm Adele Holbrook employed in asylum office, 01/20/1928:2 Lightning strikes gasoline tank, 06/05/1925:1 Harold Webber attendant at asylum, 01/20/1928:2 Governor makes visit 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Lee Tapley resigns as asylum attendant, 01/20/1928:2 Cow shed on fire, 09/25/1925:1 Elmer Joslin attendant at asylum, 01/27/1928:4 Loss from fire estimated at $60,000, 09/25/1925:1 Elmer Joslin concludes services at asylum, 02/03/1928:10 Letter of thanks to Fire Department for aid in fire (l), 10/30/1925:1 Dr Mae Allen accepts post in girls' department, 02/10/1928:1 Insane murderer incites riot, 02/17/1928:7 Hires Andrew Anderson, 02/17/1928:5 New alarm system proposed after death of guards, Amlaw and Gerrior, New attendants include William Prince, Daniel Murphy, David Henry, 07/06/1928:1 and Joseph Guerin, 02/24/1928:5 Disastrous fire destroys kiln shed at Cook's, 11/09/1928:6 Hires David Henry, 02/24/1928:7 Post office gets third class rating, 07/12/1929:4 David Henry attendant, 03/02/1928:3 Attendant George Reed resigns, 03/02/1928:9 Elmer Tanguay night attendant, 03/02/1928:9

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State Farm – Employees cont. State Farm – Employees cont. Gertrude Belle resigns from office, 03/02/1928:9 Mrs Arthur O'Toole replaces Mrs Charles Haley at women's prison, Matthew O'Rourke asylum attendant, 03/02/1928:9 09/14/1928:9 Arnold Hendrickson new attendant, 03/09/1928:5 Picard and Joyce resign, 09/14/1928:9 Attendant Lewis Brawn resigns, 03/09/1928:5 Adelel Holbrook on office staff asylum, 10/05/1928:2 Attendant Thomas Pierce resigns, 03/09/1928:5 Employs Ellis Davis, 10/05/1928:2 Matrons in girls' department include Margaret Hayden and Clara Wood, Employs Henry Belrose, 10/05/1928:2 03/09/1928:5 Engineer Ole Peterson resigns, 10/05/1928:2 Donald McDonald accepts post as attendant, 03/16/1928:2 Franklin Stone employed at asylum, 10/05/1928:2 Margaret Webber resigns from girls' department, 03/16/1928:2 John Maddigan prison officer, 10/05/1928:2 Sherman and Stewart new asylum attendant, 03/16/1928:2 Ray Pickering asylum attendant, 10/05/1928:2 Employs Frank Brackett, 03/23/1928:4 Raymond Moffitt asylum attendant, 10/12/1928:2 Night attendant Thomas Johnson resigns, 03/23/1928:4 Paul Smith officer, 10/12/1928:4 Otis Townsend attendant, 03/23/1928:4 Adele Holbrook employed in office at asylum, 10/19/1928:4 Robert Farwell new attendant, 03/23/1928:4 Joseph Bulk night attendant, 10/26/1928:3 Alonzo Allen new asylum attendant, 03/30/1928:1 Louis Richmond asylum attendant, 10/26/1928:3 Agnes Phillips employed in office, 04/06/1928:2 Employs Mrs Joseph Pullen, 11/02/1928:3 Edward Landry officer in boys' department, 04/06/1928:2 Russell Brown new asylum attendant, 11/09/1928:9 Evelyn Larrabee hired for girls' department, 04/06/1928:2 Employs Harold Jackson, 03/08/1929:2 John Joyce accepts post as asylum attendant, 04/06/1928:2 Florence Davis employed in office, 05/17/1929:2 Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell accept posts in prison hospital, Russell Carver officer, 05/17/1929:2 04/06/1928:2 Employs Arthur Fiske and Osias Commeau, 07/12/1929:5 Edith Redgate matron in girls' department, 04/13/1928:9 Employs William Lamb, 07/19/1929:3 Myles Standish prison officer, 04/13/1928:9 Employs Lindley Glidden, 08/02/1929:3 Agnes Raymond employed in office, 04/27/1928:3 Employs Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer, 08/02/1929:3 Hattie Farron matron in girls' department, 04/27/1928:3 Harry Hunter injured at work, 08/16/1929:4 Henry and George resign as asylum attendants, replaced by Auld and State Farm - Escapes Carlton, 04/27/1928:3 Three inmates in work crew take off 25 years ago, 06/05/1925:6 Attendants Roy Conant and Howard Freeman resign from State Farm Ormerod and Dunleavy escape, apprehended on Everett St, asylum, 05/04/1928:4 09/24/1926:1 Samuel Thomas and Warren Cutter new attendants at asylum, Local police capture two of trio from State Farm, 10/01/1926:9 05/04/1928:4 Man runs away 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 David Henry resigns, 05/04/1928:6 Nelson Petrau caught after attempting to steal auto, 12/02/1927:1 Daniel Reardon attendant at asylum, 05/11/1928:4 Two prisoners re-captured, 08/24/1928:7 Griswold and Dean new attendants at asylum, 05/11/1928:4 State Farm - Inmates Crowley and Harrington resign as asylum attendants, 05/25/1928:3 Sir John Wilcox, British peer, in residence 25 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 William Morrison resigns as asylum attendant, 05/25/1928:3 Statistics on commitments 25 years ago, 12/03/1926:6 Forund and Vartanian resign as asylum attendants, 06/01/1928:3 Vagrant Patrick Noone taken to State Farm, 12/24/1926:1 Employs Royal Wilson, 06/22/1928:4 Dean Corliss sentenced for vagrancy, 01/07/1927:1 George Penniman prison officer, 06/22/1928:4 John Thompson sent to State Farm for statutory offence, 01/21/1927:3 Gladys Shaw accepts post in main office, 06/22/1928:4 Henry Belrose ill, transfers to State Farm, 09/30/1927:4 James Sullivan asylum attendant, 06/22/1928:4 Scarcity of coal has inmates out chopping wood 25 years ago, Employs Otis Commeau and Arthur Fiske, 07/13/1928:1 01/20/1928:7 Employs William Lamb, 07/13/1928:1 Number 405 fifty years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Dr Schwartz accepts post at asylum, 07/13/1928:4 Holds 1,830 twenty-five years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Fred Albee night attendant, 07/13/1928:4 Stationery James Quill asylum attendant, 07/13/1928:4 Services by Willard (ad), 06/24/1927:10 John McDermott asylum attendant, 07/13/1928:4 Stearns, Gladys John Tufts officer at prison, 07/20/1928:1 Resides in Keene, NH, 07/13/1928:4 Employs Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer, 07/20/1928:4 Stearns, Mildred Employs Florence Davis, 07/27/1928:1 Spelling championship held for elementary schools (p), 04/02/1926:9 Ellis Bll resigns, replaced by Thurston Stetson, 07/27/1928:3 Stearns, Mildred E. Charles Haley resigns from asylum, 08/03/1928:5 New history teacher at high school, 07/17/1925:7 Dr Wasserman employed at hospital, 08/03/1928:5 High school history teacher resigns, 01/20/1928:5 Florence Davis employed at office, 08/03/1928:5 History teacher bids farewell, 02/24/1928:2 Night attendant William Prince resigns, 08/03/1928:5 Stegmaier, Theodore H. Ward Boehner accepts post, 08/03/1928:5 Elected director of Oyster Harbor Corp., 04/13/1928:8 John Uloth asylum attendant, 08/10/1928:3 Steinert, M. Employs Lindley Glidden, 08/10/1928:9 M. Steinert & Sons, piano sale (ad), 06/15/1928:4 Lindley Glidden prison officer, 08/17/1928:5 Stenhouse, Charles A. Agnes Phillips employed in office, 08/24/1928:4 Obituary, 12/30/1927:1 Blackwell and Miller hired, Stewart resigns, 08/24/1928:4 Stephens, Mrs Robert George Boynton prison officer, 08/24/1928:4 Takes agency for several magazines and publications, 09/04/1925:5 Walter McCormack asylum attendant, 08/24/1928:4 Moves to Syracuse, NY, 10/12/1928:4 Glidden resumes duties after vacation, 08/24/1928:7 Stephens, Robert Adele Holbrook employed in office, 08/31/1928:4 Obituary, 10/05/1928:2 Officer Walter Stone resigns, 09/14/1928:2 Stephens, Robert H. Dr Abraham Wasserman resigns, replaced by Dr Glazier, 09/14/1928:9 Dies at age 58, 10/05/1928:4 Employs Clarence Lemmee, 09/14/1928:9 Stephenson, Elizabeth Eugene Davis accepts post, 09/14/1928:9 Arrested for larceny in Boston, 03/23/1928:5

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Stephenson, J.F. Stetson & Clark Sells Taunton St bungalow, tea room, and gas station to A.E. West, Muriel Thomas accepts position at law office, 01/16/1925:2 03/30/1928:2 Muriel Thomas resigns, 04/23/1926:6 Stephenson, John H. Employ Muriel Thomas, 06/25/1926:2 Purchases Taunton St property from Ralph Nourse, 04/17/1925:1 Employ Phyllis Owens, 08/13/1926:1 Arrested for concealing leased property and larceny, 08/24/1928:5 Employ Mildred Swett, 08/19/1927:1 Stets, Bertha Mrs David Goodick resigns, 07/27/1928:1 Obituary, 02/15/1929:1 Employ Muriel Thomas, 08/17/1928:7, 08/16/1929:4 Stetson, Doris Hire new attorney, Boyd Iseminger, 09/06/1929:1 Cashier at telephone exchange, 09/30/1927:5 Boyd Iseminger sworn in as member of the bar, 10/18/1929:1 Employed in office at telephone exchange, 10/04/1929:1 Stevens, Abbie E. Stetson, Edward Sells Paun place on Oak St to Mrs Skillings, 08/06/1926:1 Employed at Richard's market, 09/25/1925:3 Stevens, Agnes M. Stetson, Edward L. Dies at age 66, 04/30/1926:4 Takes position with A&P company in Rockland, 04/29/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 04/27/1928:3 Stetson, Ella Administrator petitions to sell real estate, 06/29/1928:2 Acquires local branch of National Beef Co. 25 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Stevens, Blanche Stetson, G. Ward Purchases bungalow and road-side stand from John Connors, Engaged to Doris P. Kinsman, 05/17/1929:1 04/19/1929:4 Wedding described, 05/24/1929:1 Stevens, Catherine Occupies new home on Plympton St, 08/09/1929:1 Born to William B., 08/12/1927:6 Stetson, George W. Stevens, Charles Justice resigns from 4th District Court 25 years ago, 01/16/1925:6 Purchases Miller St property from B.R. Hathaway, 07/10/1925:6 Surprised by turn of events at town meeting to address form of Purchases Rock property from Benjamin Hathaway, 07/31/1925:1 government (l), 05/22/1925:1 Dies in Concord, NH, 07/26/1929:1 Addresses Old Colony Library club on Middleboro history, Stevens, Harry C. 11/06/1925:3 Son born, 04/17/1925:9 Bankruptcy referee increases territory 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Stevens, Howard B. Declines reappointment as bankruptcy referee, 04/09/1926:1 Graduates from MIT 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Tribute from South Carver writer, 06/04/1926:1 Stevens, Ira H. Funeral held at home on South Main St, 06/11/1926:1 Daughter born, 01/14/1927:4 Will in probate, 06/25/1926:6 Stevens, Langley B. Taft and Roosevelt passes through Middleboro in 1912 (p), Wedding described, 06/07/1929:6 03/23/1928:1 Stevens, Marjorie May Stetson, George Ward Born to Ira H., 01/14/1927:4 Obituary (p), 06/04/1926:1 Stevens, Mrs Robert Dies at age 60, 06/04/1926:4 Moves to Syracuse, NY, 10/05/1928:2 Ancestor of Ephraim Ward, 06/11/1926:6 Stevens, Mrs William Engaged to Doris Pierce Kinsman, 01/06/1928:2, 05/10/1929:1, Resides in Cambridge, 01/02/1925:2, 06/18/1926:5 05/17/1929:4 Stevens, Ralph N. Wed to Doris Pierce Kinsman, 05/24/1929:4 Outstanding scholastic record at Dartmouth, 11/09/1928:3 Stetson, Mary I. Stevens, William B. Petition for administration of estate, 04/23/1926:5 Daughter born, 08/12/1927:6 Stetson, Mary Irwin Stewart, Jean Dies at age 70, 03/26/1926:4 Engaged to Harold Dudley, 07/13/1928:1 Stetson, Mary W. Stewart, Mrs E.N. Petition for administration of estate, 01/28/1927:6 Lets Pearl St house to M.M. Barrett, 09/24/1926:2 Stetson, Mary West Stewart, Nathan Widow of Herbert L. dies at age 65, 01/14/1927:4 New asylum attendant at State Farm, 03/16/1928:2 Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Resigns from post at State Farm, 08/24/1928:4 Stetson, Mrs George W. Stewart, Sybil D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Teaches in East Bridgewater, 12/30/1927:6 Stetson, Polly Stickney, Sarah A. Employed at Trust Co., 03/16/1928:5 Executor petitions to sell shares, 08/30/1929:5 Stetson, Polly Cushing Stickney, William P. Engaged to Lorenzo Wood, Jr., 12/21/1928:7 Obituary, 12/06/1929:1 Stetson, Sprague S. Dies at age 63, 12/06/1929:6 Receives large premium at cattle show 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Stifanoff, Peter Vice-president of NE Milk Producers' 50 years ago, 12/20/1929:7 Petition for administration of estate, 07/31/1925:8 Stetson, Thalia Administrator presents final account of estate, 09/10/1926:6 Engaged to Parker H. Kennedy, 04/17/1925:9 Stifanoff, Pit Resigns from high school, 06/12/1925:7 Dies at age 36, 07/03/1925:4 Wedding described, 10/30/1925:1 Stiles, Bertha Wed to Parker Henry Kennedy, 10/30/1925:4 Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Stetson, Thurston 06/15/1928:2 Employed at State Farm, 07/27/1928:3 Stiles, Dorothy Stetson, Thurston L. Attends State Normal school at North Adams, 09/18/1925:7 Engaged to Clara Phyllis Dutra, 11/15/1929:1 Attends North Adams Normal school, 01/01/1926:5 Stetson, Ward Teacher at North Lakeville School, 08/27/1926:1 Employed at club in Pinehusrt, NC, 01/29/1926:1

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Stiles, George Storms cont. Employed by Dan Besse, 08/13/1926:5 Middleboro spared worst of electrical storm, 06/05/1925:1 Stiles, George H. Puts lights out of commission in North Lakeville, 06/05/1925:7 Crashes into telephone pole on Everett St, 02/11/1927:1 Severe storm damages telephone service, 07/24/1925:4 Stiles, Harold W. First snow storm of season comes with biting cold, 10/16/1925:3 Obituary, 12/27/1929:2 Early morning thunderstorm brings hail, 11/27/1925:1 Stilphin (Mr) North Lakeville "No man's land", 01/15/1926:4 Norman McDermid purchases farm on Centre St, 05/06/1927:4 Blizzard worst in two years, 02/05/1926:5 Stilphin, Frank G. Second blizzard more severe and paralyzing than the last, 02/12/1926:1 Obituary, 11/19/1926:4 Slates blown from Town House roof in gale 50 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Stinchfield, Eben Second thunderstorm of month, 03/05/1926:3 Injured at Assonet railyard 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Tempest startles Dr Fryer's horse 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Stockwell (Mr) Sunday snow earliest in years, 12/10/1926:1 Sells Smith St house to Spoulding, 03/19/1926:4 Miniature blizzard brings 11 inches, 01/14/1927:3 Stockwell, Bertha Northeast blizzard rages, 01/14/1927:5 Obituary, 04/09/1926:6 High winds bring down wire, cause fire, 02/11/1927:2 Stockwell, Horace Snow and sleet accompany lengthy storm, 02/25/1927:1 Sells Rock place to Spaulding, 04/16/1926:2 Little damage here, brings 2.8 inches of rain, 11/11/1927:3 Sells real estate on Smith and Wareham St to Leslie Spaulding, Snowfall of 9 inches record for this winter, 03/16/1928:5 04/16/1926:3 Snow brings touch of winter to Rock, 12/14/1928:8 Stoddard, A.W. Twenty-fifth storm of season arrives 25 years ago, 03/08/1929:8 Elected GAR commander 50 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 Four hours of storming brings 1.18 inches of rain, 03/29/1929:1 Stoddard, Mrs William H. First electrical storm of year continues nearly all night, 03/29/1929:6 Sister dies in Freeport, ME, 03/12/1926:4 Event of unusual intensity here, 04/19/1929:1 Stoddard, William H. Severe electrical storm hits, 07/12/1929:1 Couple married 30 years, 11/27/1925:1 Violent electrical storm worst in some time, 07/12/1929:1 Stokes, Ruth M. Unusually heavy event hits, 08/30/1929:2 New English teacher at high school, 05/21/1926:7 Thunder and lightning storm brings 1.13 inches of rain, 09/06/1929:1 Stolte, Albert M. Story, Nelson Wedding described, 10/05/1928:9 East Carver couple married 30 years, 08/20/1926:6 Stolte, Albert Maurice Stover (Mr) Engaged to Lucia Mendall Ryder, 01/07/1927:2 And Mrs Stover purchase Tom Thumb property in Warrentown, Stone (Mrs) 04/26/1929:1 Lets Oak St apartment to Leslie Sass, 10/07/1927:3 Stover, Ann Stone, Cyrus Born to Harold L., 06/05/1925:1 Purchases Plymouth Rd business from Annie Gilman, 07/27/1928:8 Stover, Emmett W. Stone, Frank Purchases property from Albert Jacques and John Maki, 03/29/1929:1 Lets Pleasant St tenement to Harold Waite, 11/15/1929:4 Stover, Harold L. Stone, Frank P. Daughter born, 06/05/1925:1 Electric lights installed at home, 08/28/1925:1 Stover, Helen Jackson Lets Pleasant St tenement to Preston White, 08/28/1925:1 Daughter born, 06/05/1925:1 Lets Pleasant St tenement to Leo Guertin, 02/05/1926:4 Stover, H.L. Employed at State Farm, 09/24/1926:1 Daughter born, 12/03/1926:1 Stone, Franklin Stover, Mary Louise Employed at State Farm asylum, 10/05/1928:2 Born to H.L. and Vesta Jackson, 12/03/1926:1 Stone, Galen L. Stover, Vesta Jackson Funeral held in Brookline, 12/31/1926:2 Daughter born, 12/03/1926:1 Stone, Walter Straffin, Arthur Son born, 04/10/1925:1 Guilty of not providing shelter to animals, 03/12/1926:4 Officer resigns from State Farm, 09/14/1928:2 Placed on probation for one year, 04/02/1926:3 Employed at Norfolk Prison camp, 05/24/1929:2 Old Center St place destroyed by fire, 12/10/1926:6 Daughter born, 08/02/1929:4, 08/09/1929:2 Straffin, David Stone, Walter S. Old Center St place destroyed by fire, 12/10/1926:6 Son born, 09/03/1926:1 Straffin, Lennie May Stone, William F. Burial at Purchade cemetery, 04/12/1929:9 Obituary, 06/19/1925:1 Strand Theatre Stonehouse, Maria B. Comedy and news (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Obituary, 03/22/1929:1 First Movie Ball in Middleboro (ad), 01/23/1925:7 Widow of Henry C. dies at age 74, 03/22/1929:4 Runs first in series of movie balls, 02/06/1925:1 Stonemetz, Harry George Starbuck builds marquette at entrance to Strand Theatre, Engaged to Bessie Eddy, 07/31/1925:1 03/20/1925:1 Stonemetz, Harry M. Holds amateur night, 05/01/1925:4 Wedding described, 09/18/1925:1 Brockton man petitions to hold boxing bouts, 08/28/1925:4 Wed to Bess Eddy, 09/18/1925:4 Dance best attended of four held at Strand, 01/01/1926:5 Storey, Mrs Gordon Opens under new management (ad), 09/30/1927:5 Resides in Toronto, Canada, 08/13/1926:7 Reopens after two years under new management, 10/07/1927:3 Storms Lawrence McCarthy pianist, 10/14/1927:1 see also Lightning Stratton, Carrie First snow storm leaves 8 inches, 01/23/1925:1 Dies in Passaic, NJ, 03/11/1927:1 March ushered in with earthquake and rainstorm, 03/06/1925:2 Stratton, Charles Sherwood (see Thumb, Tom)

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Stratton, William E. Streets cont. Last representative of famous family dies, 12/13/1929:1 Scraping of Centre St appreciated, 03/25/1927:1 Straw Works Bridge St in Lakeville widened, 06/03/1927:8 see also Bay State Straw Works Agnes Boynton offers suggestions to planning board (l), 11/04/1927:1 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Calcium chloride laid down for dust suppression, 11/25/1927:10 Whittemore & Starbuck refit straw works for Alger & Co. 25 years ago, Filling gutters on South Main widens street, 12/16/1927:1 06/04/1926:7 Commissioners petitioned to widen and straighten streets, 01/06/1928:5 Changes name to Union and Bay State Manufacturing Co. 50 years ago, Lindbergh Ave in Woods Lake terrace, 01/27/1928:4 08/20/1926:6 County commissioner's hold hearing on issues at Everett Square, William Caswell among straw workers (p), 04/15/1927:1 02/10/1928:1 Runs six hour day 50 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Discontinuance of Barden Hill Rd subject for town meeting, Set to begin summer work 50 years ago, 07/26/1929:6 02/10/1928:10 Former employees meet after 40 years, 09/06/1929:1 Town meeting deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Plans installation of new engine 50 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 Alms St renamed Bridge St at town meeting, 02/24/1928:1 Repairs and improvements made 50 years ago, 11/15/1929:6 Conditions on Precinct St (l) (John M. Deane), 03/30/1928:3 Strawberries Selectmen vote on funding for repairs, 04/06/1928:1 Plentiful and good 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Warrant for special town meeting, 04/20/1928:10 Native fruit available, 06/17/1927:5 Details of proposed improvements to Everett Square, 05/11/1928:1 Go for ten cents per box 50 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 New road built from Chestnut St to Woods Lake Terrace, 05/11/1928:1 Temperatures favorable to crop 25 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Town meeting vote on Everett Square improvements passes, Stephen Kelley picks two baskets, 11/04/1927:3 05/11/1928:1 Lang and Haskins set out several hundred plants, 04/27/1928:1 Petition to repair narrow, crooked streets, 06/08/1928:5 Light crop predicted due to drought and frost 25 years ago, 05/25/1928:7 Holes on Smith St grow deeper and more numerous, 06/15/1928:9 Growers lose thousands of boxes in rain 25 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Work at Everett Square continues, 07/13/1928:1 Native fruit begins to ripen, 06/14/1929:4 Work begun on Smith St, 07/13/1928:6 Street Lighting Smith St resurfaced, 08/10/1928:1 Burns steadily for two to three weeks in Rock, 02/06/1925:9 Bedford St improved, 08/17/1928:7 Pledges for extra holiday lighting generous, 12/11/1925:1 Conditions on Smith St fast improving, 08/17/1928:7 Holiday "White Way" discussed at town meeting, 02/19/1926:1 Nickerson St to have bronze markers, 09/14/1928:1 Extension of lighting discussed at town meeting, 03/26/1926:1 Centre St in North Middleboro graveled, 11/09/1928:1 Local merchants appoint committee to confer with town officials, Selectmen petition to make Centre and Taunton St state highway, 10/28/1927:1 12/07/1928:6 "Enquirer" asks about white way (l), 01/13/1928:1 Town meeting addresses new public ways, 02/15/1929:1 Annual report of town manager, 01/27/1928:6 Limit of weight on certain streets (ad), 03/08/1929:4 Contract to wire Centre goes to New York firm, 05/25/1928:9 Everett Square gets new name at dedication exercises, John Glass, Jr. Work to begin on underground wiring at center, 06/15/1928:1 Square, 05/31/1929:1 Work on underground wiring begun, 06/22/1928:1 Last of unsightly poles taken down on Wareham St, 05/31/1929:1 Traffic downtown confusing as underground wiring goes in, Dickran Diran Square and Lakeville Honor Roll dedicated (p), 06/29/1928:6 06/07/1929:3 Underground wire work interferes with businesses, 07/13/1928:1 Centre St tracks removed, surface oiled, 06/14/1929:1 New installations on Wareham and Everett St, 07/27/1928:1 Eulogy given during dedication of Dickran Diran Square, 06/14/1929:1 Extensions complete of Wareham and Everett St, 07/27/1928:5 Frequency of mishaps at Summer and Murdock St suggests need for Withholds judgment on White Way, 08/10/1928:1 change, 07/05/1929:1 New pedestal lights should be blazing by September, 08/17/1928:5 Work commences at Summer and Murdock St, 07/12/1929:1 New installations too close to curb, 08/31/1928:1 Further improvements made to corner of Summer and Murdock St, New centre lighting cause for celebration, 09/07/1928:1 07/19/1929:1 Celebration of new White Way successful, 09/28/1928:1 Origin of Cherry St's name (l) (Lotta M. Fuller), 07/19/1929:6 Joseph Dame electrocuted during wiring work for White Way, Brush removed at Murdock and Summer St, 07/26/1929:1 09/28/1928:1 Repairs begun on Academy mall, 08/16/1929:1 Ernest Maxim gets credit for White Way idea, 10/05/1928:1 Town manager reminds folks not to rake leaves into gutters, New White Way a success, 11/23/1928:1 10/04/1929:1 Selectmen outline cost of White Way (t), 05/24/1929:5 Selectmen vote to pay land damages at Everett Square, 10/04/1929:2 Christmas lighting matter studied by Philbrook, 12/06/1929:1 Hearing held on location of new road, 12/20/1929:8 Kingsley installs new lamp post at School and Peirce St 50 years ago, Petition for alterations and repairs to Spruce St, 12/27/1929:2 12/06/1929:8 Streets (25 years ago) Stringing of Christmas lights complete, 12/13/1929:1 Railroad proposes changes to streets, 04/03/1925:8 Jones and McCully erect lantern 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 New street building work begun, 05/29/1925:3 Streets Centre St renamed Centre Ave, 10/23/1925:6 see also Middleboro - Highway Department Estimates made of sprinkling tax, 08/06/1926:5 Portion of North St gravelled, 01/16/1925:8 Opposition to double tracking Centre St, 05/27/1927:7 State highway workers fill in holes left after tracks removed along Petition out for construction of Frank St, 02/03/1928:8 Wareham St, 03/27/1925:1 Petition for name change, Water St to Wareham St., 02/17/1928:6 Works resumes on Pleasant St, 05/29/1925:4 County commissioners decide Centre St must be widened, 07/13/1928:8 Miller St, south of tracks, repaired, 07/17/1925:3 Frank St built to connect Oak and Cambridge St, 11/15/1929:6 Smith St repaired for detour, 04/23/1926:6 Streets (50 years ago) Improvements made to Centre St, 06/18/1926:1 Betterments assessed for new street, 05/08/1925:6 Brockton company contracts for work on Plympton St, 06/18/1926:2 List of owners to be compensated for new road, 05/29/1925:3 New street signs, no parking signs installed, 07/23/1926:1 New street from Centre to High St opens, 10/16/1925:7 Bridge St in Lakeville widened, 10/29/1926:1 John Reed purchases right to build Southwick St, 05/21/1926:4 Pay off bonds before build new street (l) (Elijah S. Ober), 01/21/1927:1 Charles Thomas lays concrete on North St, 05/28/1926:7

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Streets (50 years ago) cont. Sturgis, Maxine Joseph Pease makes improvements, 09/30/1927:6 Employed at Woolworth's, 09/18/1925:7 Surveyed, 07/12/1929:6 Sturgis, Mrs J. Winthrop Streuble, Thomas Breaks rib in fall on ice, 02/06/1925:7 Moves to Rock, 01/01/1926:2 Sturgis, Myron R. Stringer, Archibald Moves from Washburn's house to Rock St, 12/04/1925:7 Died at Fort Monroe 1863, 08/27/1926:3 Sturgis, W. Loyd Stringer, Ephraim E. Employed at T.W. Peirce Hardware, 08/21/1925:1 Obituary, 12/23/1927:4 Sturgis, W.L. Stringer, James H. 1925 Ford touring car for sale (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Died at York Town 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Sturtevant, E. Stringer, Joseph Purchases Lakeville cottage from Veda Mitchell, 05/10/1929:1 Killed at Bull Run 1862, 08/27/1926:3 Sturtevant, Elmer Strobridge, Harriet Stolen auto recovered in South Boston, 03/12/1926:1 Petition for trusteeship, 04/20/1928:4 Sells Lakeville poultry farm to Frederick Maltais, 10/11/1929:3 Strobridge, Henry Sturtevant, Elmer M. Lakeville place sold at auction to Philander Pierce 50 years ago, Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 04/10/1925:5 Wed to Alice M. Malaguti, 07/08/1927:4 Strobridge Cemetery Sturtevant, Harry Trustees named for Lakeville cemetery, 02/01/1929:3 Successful duck hunter 25 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Pierce, Williams, and Williams named trustees of Strobridge cemetery, North Middleboro couple married 25 years, 04/01/1927:5 07/12/1929:1 Sturtevant, H.W. Strojony, Peter And Lyman P. Brown awarded patent for chicken brooder 25 years ago, Roof fire on Precinct St, 03/13/1925:1 11/27/1925:6 Strople, Arthur W. Sturtevant, John M. Still seized on Miller St farm, 09/07/1928:2 Fined for drunkenness, drunk driving, and reckless driving, Strople, Arthur Wellington 10/07/1927:3 Son born, 08/09/1929:5 Sturtevant, Martin L. Strople, Ethel Mary Leet Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Son born, 08/09/1929:5 Sturtevant, S.M. Strople, Frederick Purchases Cross St farm from Marston Thompson 50 years ago, Ill with whooping cough, 03/29/1929:6 10/23/1925:6 Strout, E.A. Sturtevant, Thomas E.B. Lovell new representative for E.A. Strout Co., 01/06/1928:1 Scene of 1874 Halifax murder (p), 12/31/1926:1 Struble, Thomas B. Sturtevant, William Mortgagee's sale, 07/22/1927:7 Scene of 1874 Halifax murder (p), 12/31/1926:1 Stuart, Charles Francis Subsidences (earth movements) Engaged to Crina Mary Fasulo, 10/04/1929:4 Heavy storm causes cave-in at H.C. Shaw's Plymouth St house, Stuart, Clarence 11/05/1926:2 Moves from Ash to Centre St, 02/05/1926:4 Earl Smith injured when sand bank collapses 50 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Stuart, Edwin Swede working for George Sampson buried 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Seriously injured when crushed between truck and building, Sudds, Hanson M. 07/05/1929:1 Purchases Everett St estate from Henry Barou, 03/06/1925:2 Stuart, James A. Sells Everett St home and business to Irene Vincent, 09/18/1925:1 Died at Andersonville 1864, 08/27/1926:3 The Sugar Bowl Studley, Alfred B. New candy store at 37 Centre St (ad), 05/04/1928:5 Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Suicide Dies at age 59, 09/09/1927:4 Napoleon Cooke shots and kills wife, attempts suicide, 04/17/1925:1 Funeral held at Egger's funeral home, 09/16/1927:1 Joseph Robideaux hangs himself, 05/08/1925:3 Estate appraised, 09/16/1927:2 Joseph Costa attempts suicide, 01/28/1927:5 Drew purchases Studley's interest in Studley & Drew, 11/18/1927:3 Local boys discover body of suicide Carmine Giovenetti, 09/16/1927:5 Administrator presents account of estate, 03/22/1929:4 Former nurse Alice Dodge commits suicide, 11/25/1927:1 Studley & Drew Susie Howland Goff commits suicide at home in Mansfield, New line of shoes (ad), 05/14/1926:5 12/16/1927:4 Wanted, antiques of all kinds (ad), 02/17/1928:8 Forest St man attempts suicide, 05/25/1928:1 Employ Lawrence Drew, 03/23/1928:3 Sukeforth, Ernest Break-in at antique shop, 06/08/1928:1 Manager of Everett Square Filling Station (ad), 08/03/1928:4 Stulpin, Mary Sukeforth, Ernest L. Husband placed on probation for assault, 01/23/1925:5 Moves from Centre St to Barrows St, 10/02/1925:5 Stulpin, William Sukeworth, Ernest Placed on probation for assault, 01/23/1925:5 State to investigate traffic conditions at Everett Square, affirm land Sturges, Madeline ownership, 01/13/1928:5 Invited to play for supervisor at NE Conservatory of Music, Sukis, Dominick 04/26/1929:1 Fire consumes barn and woodland on old Thompson place, Sturges, Myron 05/01/1925:8 Moves from Rocky Meadow to Pearl St, 02/20/1925:1 Sullivan (Mr) Sturgess, Maxine Occupies tenement in Mansion house, 09/25/1925:6 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 Employed at Power Bros., 09/03/1926:3 Wed to Ewell Thayer, 04/23/1926:4 Sullivan, Alice Margaret To attend Hyannis Normal school in the fall, 07/22/1927:1

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Sullivan, Clarence Sullivan, J.D. cont. Attends New Bedford vocational school, 04/20/1928:4 Shoots 12-lb. fox, 11/19/1926:7 Sullivan, Daniel J.D. Sullivan Real Estate opens office at 145 Centre St, 07/08/1927:1 Son born, 06/26/1925:2 Sullivan, J.J. Sullivan, Daniel L. see also Sullivan's News Stand Resides in Plymouth, 07/23/1926:1 Breaks all records for newspaper sales 25 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 Sullivan, D.D. Sullivan, John Anna Manwaring replaces Louise Miller at office, 10/16/1925:1 Daughter born, 11/06/1925:1 Sells Sullivan building to James and Benjamin Glidden, 04/16/1926:1 Engaged to Alice Baker, 06/25/1926:5 Renominated for board of state infirmary, 07/30/1926:1 Sells North Lakeville house, purchases Taunton St cottage from Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on trip to Florida, Gilpatrick, 08/20/1926:1 03/25/1927:2 Daughter born, 08/23/1929:4 To build new business block on South Main St, 05/06/1927:1 Attends Bucksport Seminary in Maine, 09/06/1929:1 Addition to Sullivan's property adds materially to business district, Sullivan, John Clarke 05/20/1927:2 Biography (p), 09/25/1925:1 New Co-operative Bank open for business, history of bank (p), Sullivan, John D. 03/09/1928:6 Brings breach of contract action against Mrs Joseph Rose, 09/11/1925:5 Tent stolen, 06/22/1928:7 Sues John and Mary Fleming for sales commission, 10/15/1926:2 Purchases Nemasket Mills property, 06/29/1928:1 Successful hunter gets a fox, 11/11/1927:4 Presides over district court clad in black silk robe, 03/22/1929:1 Sullivan, John F. Sells Oak St property to Willard Dunham, 05/31/1929:1 Son born, 01/15/1926:1 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Daughter born, 03/09/1928:4 Sullivan, D.D. (25 years ago) Sullivan, John J. Appointed to 4th District Court, 01/16/1925:6 Old baseball team from 1893 (p), 05/29/1925:1 Adjuster of grade crossing abolishment claims, 04/24/1925:7 Gets contract to provide magazines to public library, 10/21/1927:2 Sells Barrows St homestead to Simeon Nickerson, 01/01/1926:7 Sullivan, John V. Sells herring fishery rights, 03/05/1926:3 Appointed special deputy in Wilbar's office, 01/30/1925:1 Purchases Dixon homestead on Oak St, 04/02/1926:7 Guard placed at home of, 08/12/1927:6 Purchases Messer farm at Wappanucket, 10/01/1926:6 Involved in Sacco-Vanzetti case, 08/19/1927:5 And Bearse purchase Hervey homestead at mortgagee's sale, New assistant district attorney (p), 12/09/1927:1 03/02/1928:8 Attends inaugural in Washington, 03/08/1929:4 Purchases Drake homestead from Central Baptist, 04/05/1929:6 Sullivan, John W. Purchases Copeland block from Julia Copeland, 11/22/1929:8 Wed to Alice Helen Baker, 07/02/1926:4 Sullivan, Esther Wedding described, 07/02/1926:9 Wedding described, 04/26/1929:2 Sullivan, Lawrence Wed to Harold Appling, 04/26/1929:4 Suffers from blood poisoning, 08/07/1925:5 Sullivan, George M. Receives burns from exploding firecracker, 07/05/1929:1 Superintendent of state cancer hospital in Pondville, 09/20/1929:1 Sullivan, Margaret Sullivan, Gerald Attends Hyannis Normal school, 09/30/1927:1 Daughter born, 04/10/1925:3, 03/12/1926:4 Senior at Hyannis Normal school, 09/14/1928:1 Sullivan, Hannah Obituary, 04/26/1929:1 Obituary, 04/12/1929:1 Dies in Hartford, VT, 04/26/1929:4 Widow of Michael J. dies at age 63, 04/12/1929:4 Senior at Hyannis Normal school, 05/10/1929:1 Will in probate, 04/19/1929:5 Graduates from Hyannis Normal school, 06/14/1929:1 Sullivan, Helen A. New teacher at Soule St School, 08/30/1929:4 Engaged to Warren R. Durfee, 06/24/1927:3 Sullivan, Maurice E. Sullivan, Helen Agnes Wedding described, 06/15/1928:1 Wedding described, 06/24/1927:1 Wed to Mary Cash, 06/15/1928:4 Wed to Warren R. Durfee, 06/24/1927:4 Sullivan, Michael J. Sullivan, Helen P. Purchases Sproat St place from Wendell Case 25 years ago, Wedding described, 10/29/1926:1 10/16/1925:7 Wed to Frank H. Harrington, 10/29/1926:4 Sullivan, Mrs J.D. Sullivan, Herbert Aunt dies in Kennebunk, ME, 02/24/1928:6 Employed in Brockton, 07/15/1927:4 Sullivan, Nora Sullivan, James Sister from Denver dies in Fall River, 05/14/1926:6 Asylum attendant at State Farm, 06/22/1928:4 Sullivan, Nora C. Sullivan, J.C. Purchases North Lakeville place from Mrs Andrew Davis, 06/07/1929:6 Member of Republican state central committee 50 years ago, Sullivan, Olive 10/02/1925:6 Graduates from Wellesley 25 years ago, 06/15/1928:8 Notary public for Plymouth County 50 years ago, 01/29/1926:6 Sullivan, Olive W. Member of Republican state central committee 50 years ago, Graduates from Wellesley 25 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 09/10/1926:5 Sullivan, Patricia Irene Incorporator of LeBaron Foundry Co. 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Born to Gerald, 03/12/1926:4 And W.H. Wood share rooms in Union block 50 years ago, Sullivan, Phyllis W. 09/06/1929:6 Wedding described, 05/22/1925:1 Sullivan, J.D. Wed to Otto P. Becker, Jr., 05/22/1925:4 Real estate (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Sullivan, William Middleboro Laundry purchases Star Laundry, 05/15/1925:5 Resigns from Boynton's, employed at Homestead Grocery, 06/19/1925:3 Shoots 12-lb. fox, 01/15/1926:4 Wedding described, 12/11/1925:1 Radio installed at home, 02/26/1926:6 Wed to Annie Fred, 12/11/1925:4

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Sullivan, William cont. Surrey, Sarah H. Son born, 09/17/1926:1 Osteopathic physician, 10 Bank Bldg (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Employed at Homestead Grocery, 08/12/1927:1 Moves practice to Pasztor building (ad), 01/29/1926:8 Sullivan & Sullivan Relinquishes practice due to ill health, 04/02/1926:6 Real estate (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Sanatorium for children (ad), 09/30/1927:8 Employ Louise Miller, 07/24/1925:2 Sutcliffe, William Lillian Nielsen replaces Carolyn Elliott, 07/02/1926:1 Wedding described, 09/06/1929:1 Hires Rose Peranian, 11/19/1926:7 Sutherland, Donald MacIntosh Move offices to new South Main St building, 07/29/1927:2 Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Employs Francis Callan, 08/12/1927:8 Wed to Doris Frances Peirce, 09/10/1926:4 Employ Rose Peranian, 09/16/1927:6 Suttie, Serena R. Sullivan building on South Main St recently completed (p), Wedding described, 10/09/1925:1 12/30/1927:8 Wed to Wesley Bernhardt, 10/09/1925:4 Employ Rose Peranian, 08/16/1929:1 Sutton, Percy L. Sullivan Building Purchases place at West Grove and Vine St from William Macomber, James and Benjamin Glidden purchase building from D.D. Sullivan, 07/23/1926:1 04/16/1926:1 Swain, Ella Howard Maxim contracts to wire new Sullivan block, 07/08/1927:1 Bites officer on wrist when attempts to make arrest, 11/09/1928:2 Mary McDonald moves millinery to new building, 07/29/1927:1 Swan, Henry S. Luke Kelley moves law office, 08/05/1927:1 Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 S.A. Hokanson opens new office, 08/05/1927:1 Swanson, Anna E. One store left to rent (ad), 08/05/1927:9 Sells Fuller St property to Martha Healy, 04/16/1926:1 Luke Kelley moves office from Thatcher's Row to Sullivan building, Swanson, Gustafus 09/02/1927:4 Purchases Rhode Island Rd farm from James Butler, 06/26/1925:1 South Main St building recently completed (p), 12/30/1927:8 Sward, Carl Sullivan's News Stand Sells Everett St place to William Taylor, 04/02/1926:6 Employs Rose Pasztor, 09/04/1925:1, 08/16/1929:1 Sward, Robert Summers, Phebe Reception held for departing missionary, 09/25/1925:1 Leaves Bates School to resume studies, 03/01/1929:4 Sweeney, Dorothy Ann Sumner, Ethel Born to LeRoy F., 07/22/1927:2 Obituary, 11/02/1928:1 Sweeney, LeRoy F. Sumner, Henry Daughter born, 07/22/1927:2 Foreman at The Hooks 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Sweeney, LeRoy Frederick Sumner, Ida H. Wed to Bessie Sparrow Sisson, 09/10/1926:3 Wed to Robert Eldon Hallock, 01/14/1927:4 Sweeney, Mrs LeRoy Sumner, Ida Lewis Moves to New Haven, CT, 09/17/1926:2 Wedding described, 01/14/1927:1 Sweeney, Mrs LeRoy F. Sumpter, Carrie C. Resides in New Haven, CT, 08/16/1929:2 Wed to Mark Lester Jackson, 07/01/1927:4 Sweet (Miss) Sunderland, J. Frank High school teacher resigns, 05/21/1926:7 Trust Co.'s fraudulent check case against Sunderland continued, Sweet (Mrs) 03/02/1928:1 Funeral held in North Carver, 03/02/1928:9 Larceny case against Sunderland dismissed, 03/16/1928:2 Sweet, Austin M. Sundstrom, A.F. Dies in Norton, 11/23/1928:1 Purchases Taunton Ave cottage in North Lakeville, 08/13/1926:1 Sweet, C.H. Sunset Club Burial at Lakenham Cemetery, 09/03/1926:4 Sponsors first annual dance, 11/06/1925:6 Sweet, Charles H. Annual dance at Town House attracts about 600, 04/16/1926:3 Obituary, 09/03/1926:4 Holds third annual dance at Town House, 11/05/1926:3 Sweet, Clinton Annual dance immense success, 05/20/1927:6 Engaged to Ruth Elmes, 10/23/1925:2 Holds annual spring dance, 04/27/1928:2, 04/19/1929:1 Sweet, Velma Sunshine Shop High school teacher retires, 09/03/1926:3 Alma Deschenes vacates and sells entire stock (ad), 01/30/1925:5 Sweetlovitch, Isidor To vacate February 23rd (ad), 02/06/1925:10 Sheriff's sale, 10/09/1925:6 Surprenant, Cecile Sweetlovitch, William Wed to Eugene Joseph April, 02/03/1928:10 Sheriff's sale, 10/09/1925:6 Surrey, David S. Sweetlowich, Frank Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/28/1926:6 Arrested for non-support of wife and children, 01/06/1928:1 Completes construction of tomb at Central Cemetery 25 years ago, Sweetlowich, I. 11/15/1929:6 Groceries at corner of Everett and Arch St (ad), 12/10/1926:5 Surrey, D.S. Sweetlowich, Isadore Marble dealer contracts to replace tomb at Central Cemetery 25 years Daughter born, 01/01/1926:7 ago, 07/05/1929:3 Sweetlowich, Lillian Surrey, Frank M. Born to Isadore, 01/01/1926:7 Earns Master of Arts from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Sweetlowich, William Surrey, Mrs David S. Lets Centre St apartment to Joseph Botti, 05/13/1927:2 Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Swenning (Mr) Surrey, Mrs D.S. Rock property sold to Warren Spencer, 08/06/1926:1 Sells Centre St house to William Clark, 04/30/1926:2 Swetlovich, Isador Stubborn blaze in Spooner block at Everett and Arch St, 07/20/1928:1

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Swetlowich, Frank Swift, Oliver Lumbert Charged with drunkenness and mutual assault, 07/10/1925:1 Engaged to Ruth Augusta Littlefield, 02/24/1928:4 Fined $5 for drunkenness, $15 for assault, 07/17/1925:3 Wed to Ruth Augusta Littlefield, 03/02/1928:4 Family support case continued, 09/18/1925:1 Swift, Oren Swetlowich, Isador Attends Wentworth Institute, 01/01/1926:1 Fire in market building on Everett St, 11/04/1927:1 Swift, Orin Swetlowich, Isadore Graduates from Wentworth Institute, 06/17/1927:1 Fined $10 for cutting out of line, 07/27/1928:1 Swift, Prince D. Swetlowich, William Funeral held in Woods Hole, 04/03/1925:6 Liquor raid yields ginger, moonshine, and home brew, 06/26/1925:4 Swift, Thomas Liquor case continued, 07/10/1925:1 Leaves employ of Brawn and Lovell express 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Fined $100 for keeping and exposing, 07/17/1925:3 Swift's Express Swett (Rev) Levi Brown purchases business 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Called by Rock church 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Employs Mr Brown 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Swett, Charles W. Swift's Wet Wash Laundry Obituary, 04/08/1927:1, 6 Sold to Cape Cod Laundry Co., 02/20/1925:1 Swett, Charles William Henceforth known as Middleboro Laundry (ad), 02/27/1925:4 Dies at age 63, 04/08/1927:4 Swimming Swett, C.W. see also Morrissey, Mabel Monument placed in Rock Cemetery, 04/20/1928:9 Clear Pond closed to bathers, 07/23/1926:1 Swett, Florence Swine Employed at Maxim's garage, 08/19/1927:1 Hog distemper here 50 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Swett, Mildred Warapicki health violation case placed on file, 07/17/1925:3 Employed at Stetson & Clark, 08/19/1927:1 Escaped boar found by Higgins, 03/09/1928:6 Wedding described, 05/11/1928:4 Wild hogs a danger to children and gardens (l) (A.D. Chisholm), Swett, Mildred Taylor 04/06/1928:6 Engaged to David Peterson Goodick, 01/08/1926:8 Switlowich, Frank Wedding described, 05/04/1928:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 11/20/1925:3 Wed to David Peterson Goodick, 05/04/1928:4 Sy_ke,(sic) Elizabeth Swift, Alonzo F. Teacher in Panama, 07/30/1926:3 Sells Wareham St property to Nettie Saunders, 07/03/1925:2 Sylvester (Mr) Swift, Bradford Loans Brown University some natural history specimens 50 years ago, High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 10/21/1927:6 Swift, Charles Sylvester, Ada May Purchases Barden Hill house John Barden 50 years ago, 09/10/1926:5 Born to William H., 06/11/1926:6 Swift, Charles B. Sylvester, Alfred Departs for Europe, 07/15/1927:1 Digs cellar, will move house from present location, 09/24/1926:6 Swift, Charles S. Sylvester, Alice Dies suddenly in West Somerville, 08/05/1927:1 Railroad engineer saves girl from drowning, 09/06/1929:1 Swift, Chloe Sylvester, Chester Sister dies in Rockland, 12/04/1925:7 Moves from Wareham St to Coombs St, 09/18/1925:2 Lets Forest St apartment to M.M. Whitney, 07/30/1926:3 Parked car struck by Harwichport driver, 08/02/1929:1 Swift, Claudia X. Sylvester, Chester M. Taunton woman dies at age 87, 04/13/1928:4 Lets Coombs St apartment to Leon Oldham, 03/04/1927:3 Swift, Daniel L.F. Obituary, 10/12/1928:1 Sells 72-acre farm to George Perkins 25 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Son of Chester M. and Katherine A. Thomas dies at age 11, Swift, Edgar Francis 10/12/1928:4 Dies of exposure 25 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Files suit after auto accident in New Bedford, 09/06/1929:1 Swift, Gustavus L. Sylvester, Dana S. Executor petitions to sell real estate, 03/27/1925:6 Executive manager of MA Savings Bank Assoc, 03/12/1926:5 Auction sale of real estate, detailed descriptions (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Sylvester, Fred Auction sale of personal property (ad), 04/24/1925:10 Chimney fire at North Lakeville home, 03/27/1925:6 List of purchasers at real estate auction, 05/08/1925:8 Sylvester, Harriet Tax collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Assistant at National Bank 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Swift, Harry W. Sylvester, Harriet B. First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Replaces Glidden as treasurer of District Nursing Assoc, 06/12/1925:3 Swift, Hazel Elizabeth Sylvester, Henry H. Engaged to Howard Sparrow, 09/17/1926:1 Dies 25 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 Sylvester, Herbert S. Wed to Howard C. Sparrow, 09/09/1927:4 D.A.S. society members, 1880's (p), 06/03/1927:1 Swift, Horace Sylvester, Herbert Scott Moves from School St to Courtland St, 08/20/1926:3 Wedding described, 09/03/1926:1 Swift, Horace W. Sylvester, Kittie Brother dies suddenly in West Somerville, 08/05/1927:1 Jack O' Lantern opens on Wareham St (ad), 06/11/1926:12 Swift, L.R. Sylvester, Mrs Alfred Floor manager at 1866 Promenade Concert and Ball (p), 11/20/1925:1 Employed at Keith factory, 02/19/1926:3 Swift, M.H. Sylvester, Mrs C.M. Sells Sippican village house 50 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Resigns from Jack O'Lantern tea room, 08/05/1927:9

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Sylvester, Mrs N.H. Talbot-Seeley Co. Name appears on historic quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, Opens men's clothing and furnishing store on Centre St, 05/28/1926:1 discovered during Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 Opens at 64 Centre St (ad), 05/28/1926:10 Sylvester, Scott Fred Lanyon manager, 11/11/1927:3 Wed to Dorothy Marguerite Sargent, 09/03/1926:3 Russell Dupont resigns, replaced by Dana Blandin, 06/15/1928:9 Sylvester, William H. Located at old stand of Sparrow Bros. (ad), 03/22/1929:2 Daughter born, 06/11/1926:6 Leases building recently vacated by Sparrow Bros., 03/22/1929:6 Sylvester Alfred Auction sale (ad), 04/12/1929:10 Chimney fire in North Lakeville, 03/27/1925:1 Tallman, Alfred S. Sylvia, D. Evelyn Obituary, 04/30/1926:1 Senior essay, English, 06/21/1929:1 Dies at age 81, 04/30/1926:4 Sylvia, Evelyn Tallman, Daniel Enters nurse's training school in New Bedford, 09/06/1929:1 Purchases new Essex coach, 04/13/1928:9 Sylvia, Frank Tallman, James A. Attends New Hampshire state college, 09/11/1925:5 Son born, 05/17/1929:4 Sylvia, Helen M. Tallman, Mary Wed to Alton G. Smith, 08/10/1928:3, 5 Open letter to errant wife (l) (William W.L. Tallman), 03/06/1925:5 Sylvia, Isabelle Tallman, Mary E. Assawampsett School holds graduation exercises; essays and orations, Husband files for divorce, 02/15/1929:5 06/15/1928:2 Tallman, Sara Sylvia, John V. Waitress at Howlett's, 08/19/1927:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/11/1929:5 Tallman, William Chimney fire on Everett St, 01/07/1927:1 T Tallman, William W.L. Taber, Allen R. Open letter to errant wife Mary (l), 03/06/1925:5 And John Taber purchase Cole farm from Marcus Thompson 50 years Gasoline stolen from garage, 05/20/1927:10 ago, 06/11/1926:3 Files for divorce, 02/15/1929:5 Taber, John R. Tallman, W.L. And Allen Taber purchase Cole farm from Marcus Thompson 50 years Auto painter (ad), 10/22/1926:5 ago, 06/11/1926:3 Tandy, L. Tabor, F.H. Supplies pulpit at North Middleboro Baptist church 50 years ago, Hires Joseph Carr at Red Brook farm, 09/07/1928:3 05/22/1925:7 Tack (horses) Tanguay, Elmer George Benson, harness maker (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Night attendant at State Farm, 03/02/1928:9 New chapel opens at tack factory 50 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Tanguay, Richard Chapel dedicated 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Engaged to Fannie Celia Roberts, 11/01/1929:4 Osborne's tack factory in North Lakeville (p), 08/20/1926:1 Engaged to Fannie Roberts, 11/01/1929:4 North Lakeville Tack Co. sells land in North Lakeville to Albert Tanney, Theodore Lindstrom, 08/31/1928:1 Purchases John Leary place in South Middleboro, 01/20/1928:2 Harness maker Holmes moves to Centre St, 09/07/1928:6 Tapley, Lee W. George Benson only one of his kind between here and Provincetown, Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 01/20/1928:2 11/09/1928:1 Tardiff, Mrs Peter Tadisco (Mr) Resides in Scotland, CT, 08/13/1926:7 Purchases Taunton Rd farm from Edward Ganyer, 03/20/1925:2 Targett, Beatrice Alice Taft, Francis Wed to Marcus Alexander Bateman, 11/22/1929:6 Sells property to F.H. Jenning, 03/18/1927:1 Tassinari, Anthony Taft, Mrs Edgar Son born, 07/30/1926:3 Resides in New Haven, CT, 09/07/1928:1 Tassinari, Gerald Taft, William Howard, 1857-1930 Born to Anthony, 07/30/1926:3 Passes through Middleboro in 1912 (p), 03/23/1928:1 Tatch, Charlie Taggart, Mrs William Shack on Tatch place burns over the 4th, 07/08/1927:7 Resides in Rindge, NH, 07/10/1925:1 Tate, Evelyn F. Tagliapietra, Mrs Arturo Engaged to Milford H. Dennett, 01/09/1925:9 Resides in Ojai, CA, 06/24/1927:8 Tate, Evelyn Frances Tailors Wed to Milford Harley Dennett, 01/08/1926:6 see also Dressmakers; Mitchell, F.J. Wedding described, 01/08/1926:7 Horsman tailor at Williams Specialty Shop (ad), 03/27/1925:9 Tate, George F.H. Gagnon, Centre and Pearl St (ad), 06/12/1925:5 Struck down by auto operated by Brockton man, 02/11/1927:1 A.W. Miller in charge of alterations at Williams Specialty Store, Brockton driver fined $25 for reckless driving, 02/18/1927:1 01/22/1926:1 Tate, Thomas F.H. Gagnon, new tailor shop at 167 Centre St (ad), 11/25/1927:4 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/17/1925:1, 07/23/1926:1 F.J. Mitchell & Co. installs new Hoffman Steam Pressing machine (ad), Has great luck bass fishing at Assawompsett, 10/08/1926:2 12/09/1927:5 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 07/22/1927:6 Anders Martenson opens custom tailoring shop 25 years ago, Resigns from Powrie & Ryder, 10/26/1928:1 04/13/1928:7 Tatro, Albert John Tailor Gagnon still in business at 167 Center St (ad), 11/23/1928:4 Engaged to Rose Mary Lima, 06/01/1928:4 F.J. Mitchell & Co. installs up-to-date pressing machine (ad), Wed to Rose Mary Lima, 06/08/1928:4 09/06/1929:5 Tatro, Francis Thomas Curry found dead at shop, 12/13/1929:1 Kinsman's truck collides with Tatro's auto on Plymouth St, 05/29/1925:1

301 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Taunton River Taxation - Middleboro (25 years ago) cont. Runs high all week due to rains, 03/12/1926:1 Old Colony Railroad excise tax figures, 10/19/1928:8 Shad fingerlings distributed in Taunton River 25 years ago, Taxation - Middleboro (50 years ago) 01/27/1928:6 Assessors calculate rate, 08/21/1925:6 Taxation Assessors complete valuation for fire district, 10/02/1925:6 Alton Pratt appointed deputy income tax assessor for 4th district, About $14.50 per $1,000, 08/27/1926:6 03/30/1928:5 Rates quoted, 08/05/1927:8, 09/02/1927:6 Taxation - Lakeville Rate $12.80 in 1878, 08/24/1928:6 Collector's sale, 08/21/1925:5 Rate $12.10 per $1,000, 09/06/1929:6 Rate increases 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Taxation - Plymouth County Collector's sale, 08/06/1926:6, 11/12/1926:5, 12/06/1929:6 Middleboro share of Plymouth hospital expenses $2,585.96, Taxation - Massachusetts 01/23/1925:2 Middleboro share $2,310 twenty-five years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Lakeville share of Plymouth hospital expenses $447.41, 01/23/1925:4 Middleboro share of income tax $20,362.89, 08/07/1925:2 Middleboro share $19,637.18, 07/03/1925:1 Middleboro share $2,572.50 twenty-five years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Lakeville share $3,206.07, 07/10/1925:1 Middleboro sees increase 25 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Middleboro share of county hospital maintenance $2,585.96, Middleboro receives check for $8,874 from state, 12/03/1926:1 01/29/1926:1 Gazette solicits letters and comments on disposition of state refund, Lakeville share of South Hanson hospital upkeep $477.41, 02/05/1926:4 12/10/1926:3 Middleboro share $22,310.30, 06/25/1926:4 Elmer Phinney and M.L. Saunders respond with idea for income tax Middleboro share of hospital funding $3,098.68, 02/04/1927:3 refund (l), 12/17/1926:6 Lakeville share of hospital funding $505.90, 02/04/1927:6 Middleboro share $2,205 in 1902, 07/01/1927:6 Lakeville share of South Hanson hospital upkeep $561.80, 02/03/1928:1 Middleboro share $5,164.45 twenty-five years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Middleboro share $19,568.72, 07/06/1928:1 Middleboro pays $720 fifty years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Lakeville share $3,237.99, 07/06/1928:8 Middleboro share $3,525 twenty-five years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Middleboro share of Plymouth county hospital support $73,355.56, Taxation - Middleboro 02/01/1929:1 see also Middleboro - Board of Assessors Middleboro share $20,126, 06/28/1929:1 Old and new forms of town government discussed at Commercial club Lakeville share $3,330.20, 07/05/1929:4 meeting, 01/09/1925:1 Taxi Service Tax collector's sale, 08/14/1925:5 L.W. Gilman, auto for hire (ad), 04/16/1926:10 Tax collector's notice, 08/14/1925:10 F.B. Tinkham, Buick sedan for rent with driver (ad), 10/08/1926:10 Collector's sale, 08/21/1925:3 The Brown Cab (ad), 03/01/1929:10 Tax rate lower this year, 08/28/1925:1 Taxidermy Collector's sale, 09/04/1925:3, 09/18/1925:3 Frank Briggs taxidermist, Wareham and Wood St (ad), 10/21/1927:8 Assessors announce tax rate for 1926, 07/30/1926:1 Taylor, Annie S. Rate quite a jump over last year, 08/06/1926:1 Given leave to examine effects of Savage estate, 03/09/1928:2 Bills issued, 09/03/1926:5 Claims of fraud and undue influence denied by court, 04/13/1928:3 Collector's office busy as deadline approaches, 11/05/1926:1 Simmons' petition denied in Savage will contest, 06/01/1928:6 Middleboro folk feeling tax pinch (l) (Alexander Heath), 02/25/1927:1 Case of contested will goes to trial, 06/08/1928:2 Collector's sale, 03/25/1927:5 Savage estate case closed, 09/14/1928:1 Notice of road tax collection 1841 (p), 07/29/1927:1 Taylor, A.W. Rate announced for 1927, 07/29/1927:1 Dies suddenly in Bridgton, ME, 03/15/1929:6 Gazette reverts to custom of publishing names of taxpayers owning Taylor, Charles H. $100 or more, 08/26/1927:1 South Carver couple married 25 years, 07/03/1925:5 List of largest taxpayers (t), 08/26/1927:2 Taylor, Desire B. Collector's sale, 09/09/1927:5 Trustee presents account of will, 11/25/1927:3 J.A. Thomas inquires into governing of town and utilization of tax Taylor, Frank monies (l), 01/06/1928:1 Chimney fire at home, 12/24/1926:3 Accomplishments of last dozen years in fits and starts, 01/20/1928:1 Taylor, Henrietta Report of state auditor, 04/20/1928:10 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Details of state audit (t), 04/27/1928:9 Taylor, Herbert H. Collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Purchases Cooper farm on Tispaquin St, 07/29/1927:1 Loss of tax exemption for Peirce property doesn't make up for loss of Taylor, Horace W. businesses, 08/24/1928:1 Boston man dies at age 78, 08/30/1929:4 Thomas S. Peirce estate to be taxed for first time, 08/24/1928:2 Taylor, Howard List of heavy taxpayers (t), 08/31/1928:6 Son born, 12/24/1926:5 Fates against lowering of rate, 05/10/1929:1 Taylor, Idalette G. List of heaviest taxpayers (t), 08/16/1929:9 Mortgagee's sale, 09/17/1926:5 Tax collector's sale, 08/30/1929:5 Taylor, J. Clifford Collector's sale, 09/06/1929:5 Former Boston fireman favors two-platoon system, 10/04/1929:2 Mad scramble to pay up before interest charged, 11/01/1929:1 Taylor, James H. Statement by assessor Boynton (l), 11/08/1929:4 Purchases Lakeville property from Lillian Field, 01/15/1926:3 Taxation - Middleboro (25 years ago) Taylor, Lawrence H. Rate set, 08/07/1925:6 Obituary, 12/14/1928:1 Banner day for receipts, 10/08/1926:8 Dies at age 24, 12/14/1928:6 Rate drops, 07/29/1927:6 Taylor, Mildred Rates quoted, 08/05/1927:8 Cabot Club concert features local talent, 04/24/1925:10 East Taunton Street Railway pays $73.57 in excise tax, 11/11/1927:7 Taylor, Mildred A. Rate increase, 07/20/1928:8 see also Shaw, Mildred Taylor Rate $20.70, 08/17/1928:8 Soloist with Framingham Men's Glee Club, 01/30/1925:1

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Taylor, Mildred A. cont. Telephones Students present pleasing violin recital, 05/01/1925:1 see also Middleboro Telephone Exchange; New England Telephone & Wed to Gerald F. Shaw, 06/12/1925:1 Telegraph Co. Taylor, Mildred Ada Local conditions considered by selectmen 25 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:1 Southern MA Co. granted pole and wire rights 25 years ago, Wed to Gerard Franklin Shaw, 06/12/1925:4 07/05/1929:3 Taylor, Mrs William J. Number 300 in Middleboro 25 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Contested estate of Abbie Savage draws attention, 01/27/1928:1 Telfer, Arnold Special administrator appointed in case of contested will of Abbie Mother dies in Nova Scotia, 03/06/1925:4, 03/20/1925:1 Savage, 02/10/1928:6 Carver couple celebrates anniversary, 05/08/1925:1 Hearing on contested will held in Brockton, 03/02/1928:8 Son born, 05/04/1928:4, 6 Savage case put over till April 12, 03/23/1928:3 Telfer, Kenneth Stuart Taylor, Roy Wellington Born to Arnold, 05/04/1928:6 Wed to Alice Masury Kelley, 07/10/1925:6 Temperance Movement Taylor, Ruth S. see also Sons of Temperance - Assawampsett Division (50 years ago); Dies in Neponset, 10/22/1926:2 Women's Christian Temperance Union Taylor, Ruth Thomas Lest we forget the barrooms of yesterday (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), Resides in Neponset, 09/30/1927:4 03/12/1926:6 Taylor, Washington T. Prize-winning temperance essays by Thomas and Thibault, Purchases lots on West End Ave from MB Land Investment Co. 25 06/01/1928:6 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Reform Union names officers 50 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Taylor, William Temple, Edward Hollis Sells Farm at Plymouth and Everett St to Albert Warren, 11/05/1926:7 Divorce case closed, 06/22/1928:8 Gets buck on Vernon St farm, 12/16/1927:3 Temple, George Taylor, William J. Dies in Plymouth, 08/30/1929:1 Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Temple, Margaret Purchases Shurtleff homestead 25 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Divorce case closed, 06/22/1928:8 Lets house to Charles Howe, 11/11/1927:1 Temple, Walter E. Taylor, William V. Deputy master retires from State Farm (p), 06/03/1927:1 Purchases Everett St place from Carl Sward, 04/02/1926:6 Chimney fire on Conant St, 03/16/1928:2 Mortgagee's sale, 09/17/1926:5 Bridgewater man dies at age 68, 12/14/1928:6 Teachers Obituary, 12/21/1928:1 see also Schools - Middleboro (faculty and staff) Temple Place Tea Room Institute for teachers in south section of Plymouth County held here, Special dinners every day (ad), 05/25/1928:10 05/15/1925:8 Ten Times One Club Teceno, Frank Girls' club holds annual dance, 01/22/1926:3 Daughter born, 04/24/1925:1 Tenney, Walter Explosion leads to fire at West Grove St home, 07/20/1928:1 Resides in Oakland, CA, 07/26/1929:1 Teceno, Joseph Tennis Charged with traffic violation, 06/12/1925:1 New courts at Elm and Courtland St completed, 08/21/1925:1 In auto mishap with Fall River driver in North Lakeville, 06/04/1926:2 Courts at Elm and Courtland St completed, 08/28/1925:3 Roof fire at Vine St house, 07/09/1926:1 Terve, Pearl Margaret Arrested in liquor raid on west side, 06/03/1927:1 Dies at age 16, 12/28/1928:4 Not guilty on liquor charge, 07/08/1927:1 Tessier, Elaine Richards Has Super Oil burner installed, 11/30/1928:1 Born to Harold, 08/07/1925:2 Raid breaks up illegal poker game, 03/29/1929:2 Tessier, E.M. Liquor case filed, 10/04/1929:3 Violets blooming before cold snap, 12/03/1926:7 Teceno, Louis Tessier, Etta M. Accident in East Carver investigated, 09/04/1925:1 Owns old Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Novice driver, May Silva, runs into two cars on Union St, 07/02/1926:1 Violets in full bloom, 12/09/1927:3 Auto catches fire, 01/13/1928:1 Tessier, Fulton Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 05/11/1928:2 Struck in the back by Boston auto, 09/18/1925:7 Teceno, Nicholas Tessier, Harold Escapes death after buried under load of coal, 04/17/1925:5 Daughter born, 08/07/1925:2 Tecino, Joseph Moves from Cromwell's High St to Boucher's on High St, 08/28/1925:1 Chimney fire on Vine St, 12/10/1926:6 Daughter born, 01/20/1928:2 Tees, Francis Manager of A&P store at Everett Square, 03/02/1928:2 Son born, 11/04/1927:1 Tessier, Jane Tees, Francis, Jr. Proprietor of Jane's Food Shoppe, 469 Centre St (ad), 10/11/1929:5 Born to Francis, 11/04/1927:1 Tessier, Louis Teeweleema, Princess (see Mitchell, Teeweleema) Resides in Syracuse, NY, 09/13/1929:1 Telegraph Tessier, Mrs Louis see also New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.; Western Union Father dies in Athol, 09/04/1925:1 Telegraph Co. Resides in Syracuse, NY, 03/15/1929:1 Mrs Ezra Shaw receives first radiogram here, 08/20/1926:4 Tessier, Robert Communications available to New Bedford 50 years ago, 03/09/1928:7 Boucher's auto crashes into tree near North and Oak St, passengers Useful means of communication 50 years ago, 02/08/1929:7 injured, 08/07/1925:1 Tessier, Sophia MacDonald Alice Champagne hires Tessier at the Powder Puff, 05/17/1929:1

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Texiera, _red (sic) Thatcher Building Daughter born, 07/17/1925:2 William Egger leases store in Thatcher's block 25 years ago, Textiles 12/06/1929:8 see also Fabric; Farwell Worsted Mill; Nemasket Worsted Mill; Star Thayer, Azel Mills Chimney fire on Rock St, 03/05/1926:5 Cotton factory owned by N.B. Sherman burns 50 years ago, Thayer, Ewell 06/12/1925:6 Wed to Maxine Sturgess, 04/23/1926:4 Centenarian Rhoda Churchill exhibits 712-piece quilt at fair 25 years Son born, 04/13/1928:4, 9 ago, 10/09/1925:8 Daughter born, 10/18/1929:6 Bedspread woven by Freelove Thompson in 1820 on display at Soule's, Thayer, Ewell P. 01/01/1926:1 Agent for Anti-mist (ad), 01/22/1926:5 Historic find, quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, discovered during Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 Enlists in 13th Infantry, stationed in Boston, 02/18/1927:1 Rediscovered bed quilt now on display at Central Baptist, 03/19/1926:2 Thayer, Florence Eatough's Dye House, 469 Centre St (ad), 03/19/1926:4 Employed at telephone exchange, 05/20/1927:10 Thanksgiving (holiday) Thayer, Granville L. The lesson of Thanksgiving (l) (Thomas E. Hirst), 11/27/1925:7 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Proclamation to Gazette readers (i), 11/19/1926:1 Thayer, Horatio N. Thatcher (Mr) Dies at age 70, 08/05/1927:4 Howard Maxim acquires old Thatcher homestead, moves business, Obituary, 08/05/1927:4 10/09/1925:1 Thayer, Lewis George Wood purchases estate at Temple Place and South Main St 25 Rock couple married 50 years, 02/05/1926:2 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Resigns from Atwood's mill, 05/03/1929:5 Thatcher, Adelaide K. Electric lights installed in Rock home, 07/05/1929:2 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Thayer, Lillian Tenders resignation as overseer of poor, 04/02/1926:1 Employed At Tripp's store, 08/19/1927:5 Appointed overseer of the poor, 04/23/1926:2 Thayer, Mrs William Maria Peirce Fund trustee resigns, 02/01/1929:1 Employed at Tripp's, 08/02/1929:2 Thatcher, Allan Thayer, W.E. Assistant editor of Current Literature 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Employed at gas & light plant, 08/19/1927:5 Thatcher, Allan R. Thayer, William Plea for St. Luke's (l), 06/12/1925:7 Nearly falls to floor during brief earthquake here, 03/06/1925:1 In defense of shade trees (l), 10/23/1925:1 Moves from Lakeville to home of father, Lewis, 07/05/1929:2 Clarifies purpose of St. Luke's benefit event (l), 05/14/1926:3 Employed at Gas & Electric Plant, 08/02/1929:2 Results from St. Luke's Hospital Day fund raiser (l), 06/17/1927:1 Theater Embarks on European tour 25 years ago, 06/17/1927:8 see also Cape Players; Middleboro High School - Arts; Middleboro Annual hospital day at St. Luke's (l), 06/08/1928:5 Theatrical Association; Middleborough Memorial High School - Arts Sails for Italy 25 years ago, 01/18/1929:7 Cabot Club stages three-act play Come Out of the Kitchen, 02/13/1925:1 Thatcher, Allen C. MacMayne Players present comedy Putting it Over, 03/13/1925:6 Brief biography (p), 03/27/1925:1 Ralph Harlow directs production of Barbara Lee in Boston theatre, Thatcher, Charles T. 05/08/1925:1 E.F. Tinkham designs handsome watch charm for Thatcher 50 years IOOF Alberta Rebekah Lodge presents three-act comedy Take My ago, 11/16/1928:7 Advice, 01/29/1926:6 Thatcher, Gordon Series of one-act plays performed by Middleboro Teachers' Association, Involved in scientific work in St. Louis 25 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 01/29/1926:7 Thatcher, H.L. Cabot Club presents The Goose Hangs High, 02/26/1926:1 see also H.L. Thatcher & Co. Teachers' Assoc annual dramatic night plays to packed Town House, Leave burning cause of barn fire, 10/09/1925:1 12/03/1926:1 Thatcher, I.F. Swansea group performs Out of the Rain at Town Hall, 05/06/1927:4 Sells Forest St place to Rufus Brett 50 years ago, 10/14/1927:3 Cabot Club presents Nothing But the Truth at Town Hall, 11/11/1927:1 Thatcher, Isaiah C. Nemasket Grange performs The Powers That Be, 02/17/1928:3 Brief biography (p), 04/01/1927:1 Commercial Club presents The Queen of the West Side to full house, Thatcher, Levi P. 04/20/1928:1 Old program from concert 50 years ago (p), 02/27/1925:1, 03/06/1925:1 Forest Street School PTA presents Her Step-Husband, 04/27/1928:1 Conducts large chorus in New York 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Middleboro Teachers' Association presents three-act comedy Be an Program for Olden Tyme Musicke from 1875 (p), 09/28/1928:1 Optimist, 11/23/1928:2 Thatcher, L.P. Former Middleboro boy Kenneth Wentworth a playwright, 12/14/1928:5 Sells South Main St land to Mrs Horatio Barrows 25 years ago, In appreciation to Park Theatre for bringing in Phidelah Rice Players (l) 06/19/1925:6 (Frederick H. Noble), 12/21/1928:4 Creedon takes over Thatcher greenhouse 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Forest Street School PTA presents Ace High, 05/31/1929:1 Night-blooming cereus beautiful 50 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Shakespeare club organized at South Middleboro 25 years ago, Performs with Moody and Sankey in New York 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 01/29/1926:6 Theft Night-blooming cereus and cactus grandiflorus put on show 50 years see also Burglary; Robbery ago, 09/03/1926:6 Star Mills employee purloins articles, and horse 50 years ago, Thatcher, Mrs Allan 01/02/1925:3 Historic find, quilt presented to Rev Hubbard in 1848, discovered during Items taken from wagons during band concerts 50 years ago, Central Baptist organ repair, 02/19/1926:1 09/04/1925:6 Mrs Joseph Peck loses purse at railroad station, 09/11/1925:8 Edison Walker's bicycle stolen, 09/25/1925:4

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Theft cont. Third Baptist Church Thomas Phinney has onions stolen from garden 50 years ago, Work continues on Memorial chapel, 01/16/1925:2 10/09/1925:8 Rev. G.H. O'Donnell resigns, 02/20/1925:4 Spareribs taken from B.F. Tinkham 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 O'Donnell closes pastorate, 03/27/1925:2 Gum slot machine at railroad station robbed, 01/29/1926:4 A.G. Warner accepts call from Rock church, 07/03/1925:2 Keyes' clothing stolen from auto at Loon Pond, 07/30/1926:3 Preparations made for installation of Charles Allen 25 years ago, Juveniles in court for theft of jewelry stones, 09/03/1926:1 10/09/1925:8 Bellas sent to Lyman School for Boys, Hutchinson to State Board of Hosts 411th session of Neighborhood convention, 10/23/1925:9 Charity for theft of bicycles, 10/29/1926:3 Memorial chapel nearly complete, 12/11/1925:3 Tramp caught stealing from Laspe's shop 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Interior of Memorial chapel painted, 01/08/1926:2 Local 13-year-old boy on probation for stealing bank, 12/03/1926:1 Calls Rev Swett 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Holiday greenery thieves roaming the woods, 12/10/1926:4 Holds annual business meeting, 04/09/1926:6 Two local juveniles in court here, 01/07/1927:1 Hosts 419th session of Neighborhood convention, 10/22/1926:3 Auto robe stolen from James Houlihan, 05/20/1927:10 Ryder and Wilbur appointed trustees, 12/10/1926:6 Gasoline stolen from rectory garage at Sacred Heart, 05/20/1927:10 Holds annual meeting, 04/08/1927:6 Gasoline stolen from William Tallman's garage, 05/20/1927:10 Hosts 428th Neighborhood convention, 10/14/1927:6 Spare auto rim stolen from Irma Foye, 05/20/1927:10 Holds annual meeting, 05/04/1928:6 Culprits arrested for theft of melons from Athanasios, 09/02/1927:1 Receives coat of paint, 08/31/1928:2 Frederick Leonardi fined $5, Russell Cahill gets probation for stealing Hosts Neighborhood convention, 10/12/1928:4 watermelons, 09/09/1927:1 Interior view from Easter long ago (p), 11/09/1928:1 Andrew Lavalle arrested for theft of money from daughter Anderson, Rev A.G. Warner resigns, 01/18/1929:3 10/21/1927:1 Holds annual meeting, 05/10/1929:2 Anderson's theft case against Lavalle dismissed, 10/28/1927:5 Hosts 446th session of Neighborhood convention, 10/11/1929:4 Cahill and Tibbets get time for theft from autos, 11/11/1927:1 A.G. Warner accepts call to Georgetown First Baptist, 11/01/1929:4 Last of Sidney Tucker's stolen bonds redeemed 50 years ago, Third Congregational Church (see North Middleboro Congregational 11/25/1927:9 Church) Farnham and Sinauski committed to term at industrial school in Shirley, Thomas (Mr) 01/27/1928:1 Lucas & Thomas install telephone 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Arthur Parry sets fire to South Lakeville schoolhouse to cover up theft, Shiverick & Thomas complete paving job on Nantucket 25 years ago, 02/17/1928:5 07/24/1925:7 Murphy gets probation for theft from Winifred Sawicki's store, Shu-fix on Center St for sale (ad), 04/23/1926:10 04/20/1928:1 Engaged to Doris Holmes, 07/30/1926:1 Tents stolen from Sullivan, Beals, and Lynde, 06/22/1928:7 Shiverick & Thomas firm dissolves 25 years ago, 02/24/1928:6 Alonzo Ryder's bike stolen from rear of store, 08/17/1928:1 Shiverick & Thomas contract to install roofing in Wareham 50 years Petty theft of fruits and vegetables a decided annoyance 25 years ago, ago, 05/17/1929:7 09/14/1928:8 Thomas (Selectman) Students lose clothes from school entries 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Keeps track of miles walked 25 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 Highway Department tractor battery and coils stolen, 05/17/1929:1 Thomas, Abraham Geraniums stolen from Kelley and Bryant window boxes, 06/07/1929:1 Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 04/10/1925:2 Gang of boys raids Benjamin Caswell's cherry trees, 06/14/1929:1 Old Ezra Thomas place gutted by fire, 01/08/1926:5 Wah Lee in court for illegally tapping electric line, 08/16/1929:1 Date of Abisha Wood house set at 150 years ago, 02/05/1926:1 James Thomas' muskmelons carried away by thieves, 09/27/1929:1 Fall Brook house suffers break-in 50 years ago, 10/07/1927:6 Police tighten patrols around orchards, gardens, 10/04/1929:1 Thomas, Ada E. Apples stolen off Vaughan's trees, 10/04/1929:9 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/04/1927:4 Wah Lee ordered to make restitution of $25 for theft of electricity, Thomas, Adelbert Ernest 12/20/1929:1 Wedding described, 09/10/1926:1 Theroux, Louis M. Wed to Doris Allen Holmes, 09/10/1926:4 Local strong man gives show 25 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Thomas, Albert Thibault, Nathalie Sells North St lot to A.J. Lincoln 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Prize-winning temperance essay, 06/01/1928:6 Son born, 02/19/1926:3 Thibault, Newman Daughter born, 12/16/1927:9 Attends Dartmouth, 12/07/1928:1 Thomas, Albert A. Thibault, Newman W. Clerk at Middleborough Trust Co. (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Salutatorian for MHS class of 1928; salutatory (p), 06/22/1928:1 Appointed supervisor at Brockton income tax office, 02/26/1926:1 Thibault Studio Announces candidacy for selectman, 11/30/1928:4 Damaged in fire at Pierce building, 07/17/1925:1 Support for selectman (ad), 12/07/1928:4 Reopens after six-week suspension of business (ad), 09/04/1925:4 Home equipped with Sonora radio, 12/28/1928:2 Reopens after fire damage repaired (ad), 09/04/1925:5 A word on town affairs (ad) (l), 01/18/1929:2 Thimble Club Daughters Overwhelming victor in local election (p), 01/25/1929:1 Hold annual meeting, 02/20/1925:1 Thomas, Alfred Captain Donald MacMillan addresses group on winter in north Lewillie paints Rock house, 05/17/1929:3 Greenland, 05/01/1925:1 Thomas Bros. grocery purchased by Thomas, Thomas, Beaton, and Hold annual meeting, 02/19/1926:1 Matthews, 05/24/1929:7 Sponsor amateur circus here, 04/30/1926:6 Twins alternate locale of birthday celebration, 09/06/1929:8 Hold annual meeting, 02/18/1927:3 Thomas, Alfred E. Hold 17th annual meeting, 02/10/1928:1 Employed at Atwood's mill for 34 years, 04/09/1926:6 Beneficiaries of will of Ida R. Darling, 11/23/1928:1 Employed at Atwood's mill, 12/02/1927:6 Thing, Prince Adelbert House reshingled by Horsford, 09/07/1928:3 Wed to Edith Myrtle Varney, 08/07/1925:4

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Thomas, Alma J. Thomas, C.H. cont. Obituary, 09/30/1927:1 And James Thomas contract to build road at Monument Beach 25 years Wife of Clarence E. dies at age 58, 09/30/1927:4 ago, 09/28/1928:6 Funeral held on Wareham St, 10/07/1927:1 Thomas, Charles Thomas, Alvin Moves building across railroad for Cronin 50 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Thomas Bros. grocery purchased by Thomas, Thomas, Beaton, and Busy building houses 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Matthews, 05/24/1929:7 Southworth contracts to build houses for Thomas brothers 50 years ago, Twins alternate locale of birthday celebration, 09/06/1929:8 12/03/1926:6 Thomas, Alvin E. Contracts for construction on F.B. Washburn's lot 50 years ago, Returns to work at Thomas Bros., 03/20/1925:3 07/08/1927:6 Census enumerator, 04/10/1925:3 Thomas, Charles H. Thomas, Amy V. Partially buried in well cave-in 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Wed to Henry H. Shaw, 05/11/1928:2, 4 Sells Plymouth St farm to A. Martenson 25 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Thomas, Arad Sells Forest St house to David Ashley 50 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Picks cranberries in early days (p), 12/17/1926:1 Lays concrete on North St 50 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Thomas, Arnold Race horse put down after fall 25 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Resides in Vermont, 03/30/1928:1 Purchases pleasure carriage 50 years ago, 07/05/1929:3 Fined $10 for trapping with void license, 12/20/1929:1 T.D. Royce shares office 50 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Thomas, Arnold L. Thomas, Chester Wed to Bertha Russ, 08/31/1928:1 Employed at Narragansett Milling Co., 09/06/1929:8 Thomas, Arnold Linfield Thomas, Chester E. Wed to Bertha Jessie Russ, 09/28/1928:4 Employed at Narragansett Milling Co., 09/18/1925:4, 09/09/1927:7 Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Claire Missing youth located at Onset, 08/30/1929:1 Seriously ill with measles, 06/18/1926:4 Thomas, Arthur G. Thomas, Clarence Youngster struck by auto from Boston, 03/13/1925:1 Sells two acres on Wareham St to Leland Robbins, 04/06/1928:3 Thomas, Arthur L. Thomas, Clarence Theo Struck by car driven by Angelo Giberti, 12/03/1926:7 Wed to Katherine Carver Ward, 05/14/1926:4 Thomas, Barbara Wedding described, 05/14/1926:9 Takes beauty culture course in Brockton, 10/01/1926:9 Thomas, Clyde S. Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 01/06/1928:3 Acquires insurance business of Leonard & Keedwell, 04/05/1929:2 Accepts post as bookkeeper with Middleboro Public Market, Thomas, D. Gardner 03/23/1928:6 Obituary, 08/09/1929:1 Accepts post with SE Massachusetts Power and Electric Co., Boston man dies at age 66, 08/09/1929:5 02/22/1929:7 Thomas, Daniel Employed at SE Massachusetts Electric Light Co. in Wareham, History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 09/20/1929:2 Thomas, Doris Holmes Thomas, Bertram Daughter born, 12/16/1927:9 House and paint shop of Jacob Sparrow (p), 04/09/1926:1 Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Bertram L. Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Drew house begins journey to new location, 10/09/1925:1 Enrolls at Chandler school in Boston, 09/02/1927:2 Contracts for track removal from Newport to Fall River, 08/19/1927:1 Thomas, Dorothy May Builds new concrete boiler room at Middleboro Laundry, 12/27/1929:2 Graduates from Chandler Secretarial school, 06/29/1928:6 Thomas, Bessie Thomas, E. Everett Clerk at W.T. Grant Co., 07/22/1927:6 Obituary, 08/30/1929:1 Thomas, Bessie L. Westboro man dies at age 81, 08/30/1929:4 Pedestrian hit by auto driven by Everett man, 09/10/1926:1 Thomas, Earl Thomas, Betsey Lothrop And wife employed by Peck at Hill Top Farm, 04/09/1926:1 Three elderly daughters (p), 07/17/1925:1 Thomas, Edgar Thomas, B.L. Purchases School St lot from Mrs Peirce 50 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Alters location of Hathaway's building on Wareham St, 07/13/1928:4 Sells School St house to Bradford Chase 50 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Thomas, Bradford Clark, Carver, and Thomas to do regrading and raising of bridges over Son born, 11/13/1925:4 Namasket 50 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Thomas, Bradford, Jr. F.B. Porter builds barn 50 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Born to Bradford, 11/13/1925:4 Thomas, Edward M. Thomas, C. Augusta Herbert Baker appointed estate administrator, 02/20/1925:5 Teachers resigns, takes post in Milton 25 years ago, 12/09/1927:8 Thomas, E.E. Thomas, Caleb Resumes teaching in Torrington, CT, 09/10/1926:3 Attends Dartmouth, 12/07/1928:1 Thomas, Eleanor H. Attends Dartmouth College, 12/20/1929:1 Teaches school in West Wareham, 01/01/1926:6 Thomas, Caleb H. Takes post at School Street School, 08/09/1929:9 To attend Dartmouth college in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Thomas, Eliphalet Thomas, C.H. Lets Wareham St house to William Young, 08/06/1926:4 Promising colt born 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Purchases land adjoining Alexander Harvey's residence 50 years ago, Moves L. Edgar Thomas house to new street 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 08/13/1926:6 Takes part in horseracing at Barnstable fair 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Thomas, Elsie Works on fill for new street railway 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Teaches in Wareham, 09/11/1925:7 Carts rails and sleepers for electric railroad 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Principal of school in Wareham, 09/09/1927:7 And crew resurface sidewalks on Main and Center 25 years ago, Thomas, Emma J. 08/24/1928:6 Wed to John Alloria in February 1925, 01/29/1926:4

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Thomas, Ernest Thomas, Hazel Teaches in Torrington, CT, 09/11/1925:7 Pianist at theatre in Southbridge, 03/25/1927:7 Employed at Thomas Bros., 07/09/1926:3 Studies organ in Boston, 08/26/1927:1 Resides in Torrington, CT, 09/10/1926:3, 09/16/1927:6, 04/13/1928:6 Replaces Millard Spooner as pianist at Park Theatre, 11/18/1927:3 Thomas, Ernest E. Thomas, Hazel Winifred Resides in Torrington, CT, 05/01/1925:6 Engaged to Leonard Eldridge Proctor, 08/23/1929:4 New history teacher at Memorial High School, 05/25/1928:2 Wed to Lemuel Eldridge Proctor, 08/30/1929:4 Resides in Torrington, CT, 06/01/1928:3 Thomas, Helen Finishes work in Torrington High school, 06/15/1928:9 Seriously injured when run down by Arthur Buckman, 03/05/1926:1 Begins duties at Memorial High School, 09/07/1928:3 Thomas, Helen Alma Thomas, Everett Engaged to Elmer Leslie Bradford, 01/06/1928:4 Clerk at The Hooks 50 years ago, 01/21/1927:6 Wed to Elmer Leslie Bradford, 02/10/1928:4 Thomas, Ezra Wedding described, 02/10/1928:6 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Thomas, Henry Old place on Chestnut St gutted by fire, 01/08/1926:5 Builds henhouse, 09/28/1928:5 Thomas, Fae Mildred Thomas, Henry L. Wed to Francis Joseph Curran, 12/31/1926:4 Hatching eggs now ready (ad), 01/07/1927:8 Thomas, Florence Thomas, Herbert Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 09/11/1925:8, 07/09/1926:1 Bicyclist's leg broken in collision with auto, 08/31/1928:1 Thomas, Florence W. Purchases Precinct St cottage from Nellie Kennedy, 10/11/1929:3 Engaged to Laurence W. Wilbur, 03/11/1927:5 Moves from Buttermore's house to Precinct, 10/18/1929:6 Thomas, Florence Woodbury Thomas, Herbert S. Wed to Lawrence Weston Wilbur, 03/04/1927:4 Fire at Rock St home, 01/18/1929:1 Wed to Laurence Weston Wilbur, 03/04/1927:6 Chimney fire on Rock St, 03/15/1929:1 Thomas, Forest E. Cousin dies in Manchester, NH, 03/15/1929:1 Insurance, 59 Everett St (ad), 01/09/1925:10 Thomas, Herman A. Chimney fire on Everett St, 01/16/1925:8 Taunton man dies at age 65, 03/20/1925:4 Leaves for trip to California, 04/17/1925:9 Thomas, Herman Albertus Chimney fire on Everett St, 02/25/1927:1 Obituary, 03/27/1925:9 Candidate for School Committee (ad) (p), 01/18/1929:3 Thomas, H.N. Chimney fire on Everett St, 01/25/1929:1 H.N. Thomas & Co. sells Cole farm to Allen and John Taber 50 years Thanks voters (l), 01/25/1929:8 ago, 06/11/1926:3 Concerning grapefruit (l), 02/08/1929:1 H.N. Thomas & Co. mill runs full time 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Thomas, Frank S. Erects house on Smith St 50 years ago, 12/24/1926:6 Fall Brook schoolhouse for sale (ad), 02/20/1925:8 H.N. Thomas & Co. steam mill runs full time 50 years ago, Replaces Jesse Carpenter, Jr. as moth superintendent, 03/08/1929:1 04/29/1927:6 Thomas, Fred A. Thomas, Horatio First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Henry Pratt moves from Miller St to Smith St, 05/27/1927:6 Lakeville man in track of flood in Vermont, 11/18/1927:1 Smith St place sold to Clapp real estate company, 08/26/1927:6 Thomas, Frederica Thomas, Hushai Resides in Bristol, CT, 12/30/1927:1 Summer St house (p), 08/13/1926:1 Thomas, Frederica H. Thomas, I. Bradford Resides in Bristol, CT, 08/13/1926:2, 12/28/1928:4 Warren Ave couple marries 20 years, 06/29/1928:1 Thomas, George Thomas, I.B. Son born, 11/02/1928:4 North Carver men attend funeral, 05/29/1925:6 Thomas, George B. Thomas, Ichabod B. Graduates from Brown University, 06/21/1929:2 Petition for administration of estate, 06/26/1925:5 Thomas, George L. Thomas, Ichabod Bradford Employed at Campello Keith factory 25 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Obituary, 05/29/1925:1 Resigns as choir master at Central Baptist, 02/26/1926:1 Dies at age 71, 05/29/1925:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/22/1926:5 Thomas, Ira First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Turns down nomination for representative 50 years ago, 11/02/1928:8 First YMCA basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Sells Main St property to M. Toole 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Thomas, George Washington Brief biography (p), 07/12/1929:1 Brief biography of Civil War veteran, 03/04/1927:6 Thomas, Ira M. Thomas, H. Cushman Vicious dogs kill valuable rabbits 25 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Married 59 years 50 years ago, 08/07/1925:6 Thomas, J. Lincoln Thomas, Hannah H. Pastor accepts call to Springfield church, 02/05/1926:1 Obituary, 06/19/1925:1 Pastor of Springfield church, 05/21/1926:6 Thomas, Hannah Harlow Thomas, J.A. Widow of Ephraim dies at age 94, 06/19/1925:4 J.A. Thomas Co. champion muskmelon producers, 10/08/1926:1 Thomas, Harry M. Contracts to provide horn beam rollers for ship yard 25 years ago, Purchases Purchade property from John Witbeck, 01/09/1925:1 11/05/1926:6 Thomas, Harvey C. J.A. Thomas Co. mill a going concern, 01/14/1927:5 Auto tips over on Taunton Rd, 06/25/1926:3 Musk melons for sale (ad), 09/06/1929:5 Files action against town for damage to auto, 05/17/1929:1 Thomas, J.A. (letters) Returns to former home in Montana, 07/19/1929:1 Horseracing in days gone by (l), 10/30/1925:1 "Plain Citizen No. 2" comments on lumber market (l), 12/18/1925:1 Time of oxen passing (l) (p), 01/01/1926:1 In praise of Middleboro Agricultural Society (l), 05/28/1926:2

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Thomas, J.A. (letters) cont. Thomas, Joseph P. How about the buses? (l), 11/11/1927:3 Lightning strikes barn, 08/30/1929:4 About the bus waiting room (l), 12/16/1927:6 Thomas, Josiah H. Inquires into governing of town and utilization of tax monies (l), Scene of oxen from former days (p), 01/21/1927:1 01/06/1928:1 Thomas, J.W. Comments on cost to print town report (l), 01/13/1928:1 Dies in North Carver, 12/24/1926:4 The Human Mind: An answer (l), 02/24/1928:1 Thomas, Katherine That prosperity (l), 04/20/1928:5 Obituary, 02/17/1928:1 Herring -- again (l), 05/04/1928:9 Thomas, Katherine Ward Election will favor aristocracy or democracy (l), 01/18/1929:1 Obituary, 02/17/1928:4 In defense of Mr Heath (l), 04/05/1929:1 Thomas, L. Edgar Tuesday's town meeting (l), 06/21/1929:1 Dwelling sold to make way for grade crossing 25 years ago, That plea for cooperation (l), 07/12/1929:1 07/31/1925:6 Replies to Boston gentleman concerning town manager (l), Southworth contracts to build houses for Thomas brothers 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:4 12/03/1926:6 Thomas, James A. Thomas, Leila B. Ships wooden rollers to be used in navy yard 25 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Meets adult Merle Lindsay Monroe she helped to name as an infant, Case against town of Middleboro referred to auditor, 03/19/1926:6 01/22/1926:7 Why my hat is in the ring (ad), 08/13/1926:5 Thomas, Leslie James A. Thomas & Co. makes high grade cider and soap 50 years ago, Clerk at Thomas Bros., 02/20/1925:4 08/20/1926:6 Drives grocery truck for Thomas Bros., 08/02/1929:2 Political advertisement (ad), 10/29/1926:5 Thomas, Lloyd Announces candidacy for selectman, 12/24/1926:1 John Benson's auto collides with Thomas' car at Benton and Webster St, Political advertisement (ad), 01/14/1927:4 02/11/1927:1 Comments on "hoodlum" letter (l), 03/30/1928:2 Thomas, Lois Fall Brook witnesses unusual phenomenon, will-o-the-wisp, Prize-winning essays presented at WRC meeting, 04/08/1927:8 06/22/1928:10 Prize-winning temperance essay, 06/01/1928:6 And C.H. Thomas contract to build road at Monument Beach 25 years Cabot Club awards prizes for essay, 06/28/1929:4 ago, 09/28/1928:6 Thomas, Lois B. Holds reunion of descendants of Lothrop Thomas 25 years ago, Class of 1929 valedictorian (p), 06/21/1929:1 11/23/1928:6 Essay and valedictory, 06/21/1929:3 Herring motion at town meeting harks back to olden days, 03/01/1929:1 Thomas, Lothrop Bail fixed at $300 for Paul Guilford in larceny case, 08/09/1929:2 James Thomas holds reunion of descendants of Lothrop 25 years ago, Grows fine musk melons, 09/13/1929:1 11/23/1928:6 Wins premium for musk melon at Bridgewater, 09/20/1929:1 Thomas, Lothrop S. Muskmelons carried away by thieves, 09/27/1929:1 Three elderly daughters (p), 07/17/1925:1 Moth superintendent wants bill for use of auto paid, 10/04/1929:2 Brief biography (p), 08/12/1927:1, 03/01/1929:1 Thomas, James A. (letters) Thomas, Louise Sisson Announces candidacy for representative (l), 07/09/1926:1 Son born, 11/02/1928:4 Ascending fishway possible (l), 08/06/1926:6 Thomas, L.P. Are our fish streams to be abandoned ? (l), 09/03/1926:1 And L.P. Thomas build sea wall in Marshfield 25 years ago, Needs explanations after town meeting (l), 03/16/1928:2 09/04/1925:6 Tribute to Lyman P. Thomas (l), 03/22/1929:1 Does grading work in Brant Rock 25 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Criticism of "Applesauce" column (l), 05/03/1929:1 Thomas, Lura A. Questionnaire concerning Peirce Estate (l), 12/06/1929:5 Wedding described, 10/22/1926:2 Questionnaire on budget (l), 12/13/1929:1 Wed to Roland L. Bradford, 10/22/1926:4 Thomas, James E. Thomas, Lydia N. Daughter born, 10/23/1925:6 Receives compensation for land taken in relocation of Everett Square, Thomas, James W. 11/23/1928:1 Brother Ellis attends funeral, 12/24/1926:4 Thomas, Lyman Burial at Lakenham Cemetery, 12/24/1926:4 Ill with measles, 06/04/1926:4 Dies at age 74, 12/24/1926:4 Thomas, Lyman P. Funeral held in North Carver, 12/24/1926:4 Employed at Thomas Bros., 07/10/1925:6 Obituary, 12/24/1926:4 Addresses Central Congregational Men's club on ancient architecture, Petition for administration of estate, 12/31/1926:6 11/06/1925:6 Thomas, John Atwood Selectman will not run for re-election, 12/11/1925:1 Engaged to Anna Elizabeth Kalaher, 07/20/1929:5 Opposes Albert Savery for selectman 25 years ago, 01/14/1927:5 Thomas, John B. Should town carry its own insurance ? (l), 01/21/1927:2 Southwick St couple married 50 years, biographies, 11/20/1925:1 Lets tenement to Richmond Matthews, 04/06/1928:3 Southwick St couple married 50 years, 04/09/1926:10 G. Gilbert Atwood attends funeral, 03/01/1929:4 Father Arad Thomas picks cranberries in early days (p), 12/17/1926:1 Grange mourns death of, 03/01/1929:4 Lets Southwick St apartment to A.H. Vaughan, 04/29/1927:3 Tribute, 03/01/1929:4 Obituary, 06/29/1928:1 Mourned by South Middleboro community, 03/01/1929:6 Worcester man dies at age 78, 06/29/1928:4 Will in probate, 03/08/1929:3 Thomas, Joseph Tribute (l) (James A. Thomas), 03/22/1929:1 Slight damage in chimney fire in Thomastown, 01/16/1925:8 Evelyn W. Thomas petitions to continue business, 03/22/1929:9 Chimney fire on Purchase St, 02/08/1929:2 Orchard spraying subject of selectmen's meeting, 10/18/1929:1 Thomas, Joseph B. Thomas, Lyman Porter Chimney fire on Chestnut St, 01/07/1927:1 Obituary (p), 03/01/1929:1 Scene of oxen from former days (p), 01/21/1927:1 Dies at age 67, 03/01/1929:4

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Thomas, Marilyn Thomas, Shirley Jean Born to Albert and Doris Holmes, 12/16/1927:9 Born to James E., 10/23/1925:6 Thomas, Marion Elizabeth Thomas, Sibyl Wed to Paul Kendrick Guilford, 09/18/1925:4 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/15/1929:1 Thomas, Maude Thomas, Sidney P. Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 01/06/1928:3 Auto struck by Medford driver on Wareham St, 11/16/1928:1 Moves into parsonage at Rock, 11/22/1929:2 Thomas, Silas Thomas, Mendall P. Employed on Burkhead's asparagus farm, 07/08/1927:2 Awarded Franklin medal at Mechanic Arts High school, 07/09/1926:3 Grows 10+-ft. sunflower, 09/07/1928:4 Thomas, Mrs Alfred E. Thomas, Stella F. Parents moved to Illinois 90 years ago, 08/05/1927:2 Resides in Dorchester, 01/02/1925:4 Thomas, Mrs Alvin E. Employed in Dorchester, 09/17/1926:2 Aunt dies in Providence, 04/17/1925:9 Resumes teaching in Dorchester, 09/09/1927:7 Sprains knee in fall, 01/14/1927:4 Resides in Roslindale, 04/27/1928:6 Thomas, Mrs Clinton Resumes teaching in Dorchester, 09/06/1929:8 Moves from Everett St to North St, 08/09/1929:8 Resides in Roslindale, 10/18/1929:8 Moves from Center St to North St, 09/06/1929:1 Thomas, Stella T. Thomas, Mrs Ichabod B. Teaches in Dorchester, 09/18/1925:4 Date of Abisha Wood house set at 150 years ago, 02/05/1926:1 Thomas, Stephen Thomas, Mrs Leslie Colonel in uniform, biography (p), 10/30/1925:1 Brother-in-law dies in Shrewsbury, 12/21/1928:2 Thomas, Theo Thomas, Mrs Lyman P. Helps new shirt manufacturer establish business here, 05/24/1929:1 Selectmen agree to abatement of moth tax, 10/04/1929:2 Thomas, Theodosia B. Petitions selectmen for abatement to spray orchard, 11/08/1929:3 Widow of Augustus L. dies at age 84, 12/18/1925:3 Thomas, Muriel Brother, T.T. Vaughan, attends funeral, 12/25/1925:2 Accepts position at Stetson & Clark, 01/16/1925:2 Obituary, 12/25/1925:4 On office force at Stetson & Clark, 02/12/1926:1 Was teacher in South Carver, 12/25/1925:4 Resigns from Stetson & Clark, accepts post in Fall River, 04/23/1926:6 Will in probate, 04/09/1926:8 Employed at Stetson & Clark, 06/25/1926:2, 08/16/1929:4 Thomas, Veretta F. Thomas, Myra Resigns from South Middleboro School, 06/08/1928:1 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/15/1929:1 Thomas, Waldo S. Thomas, Myra J. Town clerk, 08/20/1926:1 Former resident visits after 50-year absence, 07/29/1927:1 Thomas, Walter Thomas, Myron B. In auto collision in Rehoboth, 08/10/1928:2 Pianist performs in Taunton, 04/20/1928:1 Employs Bayard Van Dusen, 01/11/1929:3 Thomas, Orianna Thomas, W.C. Wedding described, 08/14/1925:1 Joseph Oates paints Rock store, 11/06/1925:4 Wed to Preston White, 08/14/1925:4 Purchases store building from H.N. Atwood, 04/09/1926:6 Thomas, Perez Employs Francis Carver at store, 07/30/1926:8 Birthplace of Seneca Thomas (p), 06/26/1925:1 Installs one-pipe heater at store, 12/31/1926:4 Thomas, Phebe Purchases Cadillac sedan, 04/22/1927:2 William Boynton answers genealogy enquiry, 02/24/1928:5 Lets tenement at Miller and Smith St to Carrie Marshall, 07/01/1927:7 Thomas, Randolph Scott Corner house moved to widen road in Rock, 08/19/1927:6 Engaged to Edith Gertrude Logan, 11/08/1929:4 Radio installed at home, 05/04/1928:6 Wedding described, 11/15/1929:1 Lets tenement to Maude Lapham, 08/24/1928:7 Wed to Edith Gertrude Logan, 11/15/1929:4 Lets tenement to Fred Westgate, 07/12/1929:7 Thomas, Rebecca L. Bayard Van Dusen resigns, 09/06/1929:7 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/26/1928:4 Charles Holmquist new clerk, 09/27/1929:3 Purchases Hathaway place on Prospect St, 11/09/1928:1 Arthur Shaw new clerk at store, 10/11/1929:4 Thomas, Robert M. Thomas, William H. Raises champion squash 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Loses horse, 03/25/1927:3 Thomas, Russell Purchases North Main St place from George Bryant, 10/07/1927:1 Dura Weston receives historic sword from widow of Thomas 25 years "Hole in the Wall" on Pine St (p), 01/06/1928:1 ago, 11/15/1929:6 Ox team from 1897 (p), 03/02/1928:1 Thomas, Ruth Tells story of N.S. Cushman's hogs from Civil War days, 12/20/1929:9 Attends Mount Holyoke, 04/10/1925:6, 04/02/1926:1 Thomas & Benn Engaged to Louis A. Hill, 09/16/1927:1 Runaway horse novel scene on Centre St, 05/28/1926:1 Thomas, Ruth L. Overheated rubbish flares up on Lane St, 01/18/1929:1 Presents organ recital at Central Congregational Church, 08/21/1925:1 Thomas & Clapp Thomas, S. Addie Complete 10,000 feet of roofing in Somerset 25 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Southwick St couple married 50 years, biographies, 11/20/1925:1 Thomas & Connor Thomas, Samuel Contract to build bridge in Washington, RI 25 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 New attendant at State Farm asylum, 05/04/1928:4 Contract to build bridge at Point Independence 25 years ago, Thomas, Sarah C. 10/08/1926:8 Levi Atwood appointed trustee of will, 05/03/1929:3 Contract for construction of railroad bridge at Blackstone 25 years ago, Thomas, Sarah T. 11/05/1926:6 Petition for trusteeship, 04/05/1929:9 Bid successfully for Falmouth highway construction 25 years ago, Thomas, Seneca 01/28/1927:6 Birthplace in Thomastown (p), 06/26/1925:1 Awarded contract for bridge at West Dennis 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Brief biography (p), 11/12/1926:1

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Thomas & Connor cont. Thompson, Allerton cont. Contract to build stone arch bridge over North River 25 years ago, Charles Bourne has North St house for sale (ad), 10/23/1925:10 03/08/1929:8 North St property sold to Frank MacDonald, 04/09/1926:3 Begin work on North River bridge in Hanover 25 years ago, Thompson, A.P. 04/05/1929:6 Sells Pearl St homestead, moves to Wollaston 25 years ago, Build bridge in South Hanson 25 years ago, 08/30/1929:7 03/13/1925:7 Contract to build South Chatham breakwater 25 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Thompson, Arad Rebuild historic bridge between Pembroke and Hanover 25 years ago, History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 11/15/1929:6 Builder of Parker homestead, 03/29/1929:8 Thomas & Holmes Thompson, A.W. George Rich purchases interest in Thomas & Holmes 50 years ago, Sells Pearl St homestead, moves to Wollaston 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 03/13/1925:7 Thomas Bros. Eliab Chandler sells Pearl St place to Theodore Shurtleff 25 years ago, Employ Chester Smith, 01/02/1925:4 06/19/1925:6 Leslie Thomas clerk, 02/20/1925:4 Thompson, Barbara Alvin Thomas returns to work after one year, 03/20/1925:3 Attends Lasell Seminary, 10/22/1926:1 Ralph Tripp resigns, 05/08/1925:1 Lasell Seminary student spends Easter in Washington, DC, Raymond MacNeill clerk, 05/08/1925:6 04/12/1929:1 Employ Lyman P. Thomas, 07/10/1925:6 Receives gift of new car, 05/24/1929:2 Thaddeus Tomasik clerk, 01/08/1926:7 Thompson, Barbara W. Thaddeus Thomasik clerk, 07/09/1926:3 Resumes studies at Lasell Seminary, 09/24/1926:5 Employ Raymond MacNeill, 08/13/1926:7 Attends Lasell Seminary, 04/29/1927:3 Employs Thaddeus Thomasik, 04/08/1927:3 Thompson, Bert Raymond MacNeil resigns, 04/29/1927:7 Head cabinet maker at Antique Exchange, 10/07/1927:1 Richmond Matthews clerk, 05/06/1927:7 Thompson, Cedulia Thaddeus Tomasik clerk, 07/20/1928:2 Attends school in Fall River, 09/06/1929:2 Elliot Beaton succeeds Thaddeus Tomasik, 10/12/1928:2 Thompson, Cephas Employ Elliott Beaton, 05/10/1929:2 History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Grocery purchased by Thomas, Thomas, Beaton, and Matthews, Thompson, Cephas G. 05/24/1929:7 Painting of Chief Justice John Marshall discovered, 03/12/1926:1 Leslie Thomas drives grocery truck, 08/02/1929:2 Thompson, Cephas Geovanni Thomas Family History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Annual reunion held in South Middleboro, 08/28/1925:2 Thompson, Charles E. Alfred Thomas hosts reunion, 08/16/1929:6 Resides in Providence, 12/10/1926:1 Thomas Wood Cemetery Thompson, Charles Lawton Old Wood cemetery neglected (l) (Kenelm Winslow), 01/11/1929:2 Obituary, 09/30/1927:1 Cleanup of cemetery discussed at town meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Seattle, WA man dies at age 85, 09/30/1927:4 Committee formed to make improvements, 03/01/1929:6 Thompson, Clarissa Improvement plans made for cemetery at Wood and East Grove St, WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, 05/10/1929:1 07/01/1927:3 Wood cemetery resting place of Revolutionary soldiers, 07/05/1929:1 Thompson, Clarissa Barrett Plaque removed from boulder at old Wood cemetery, 12/06/1929:1 Obituary, 07/01/1927:4 Thomasik, Thaddeus Wife of David W. dies at age 81, 07/01/1927:4 Clerk at Thomas Bros., 07/09/1926:3 Thompson, David Employed at Thomas Bros., 04/08/1927:3 Recovering from fall at Jenney's coal yard, 09/11/1925:5 Thomassik, Thaddeus Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Employed at Thomas Bros., 12/24/1926:4 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Thomastown School Thompson, David Wood Thoroughly renovated inside and out, 08/07/1925:6 Obituary, 12/28/1928:1 School bus in mishap, 05/25/1928:1 Dies at age 82, 12/28/1928:4 Bus driver Angus McAulay resigns, replaced by John Crawshaw, Thompson, Edward 10/04/1929:4 Fined $10 for driving without a license, 01/21/1927:3 Thompson (Dr) Thompson, Edward B. First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Obituary, 06/24/1927:5 Thompson (Mr) Thompson, Edward Benedict Employs Mary Thompson at variety store, 10/02/1925:3 Son of Thomas and Agnes Doucette dies at age 22, 06/24/1927:4 Thompson, __ise (sic) Thompson, E.J. Attends Laselle Academy, 07/17/1925:1 Antiques restored and refinished (ad), 07/29/1927:5 Thompson, Alfred W. Leaves Antique Dealers' Exchange to start own business, 08/19/1927:1 Pearl St homestead purchased by William Egger 25 years ago, Son Thomas enters employ of, 09/02/1927:5 03/19/1926:7 Moves antique restoration business to No. 1 School St (ad), Relates how Danson's Brook got its name (l), 04/15/1927:6 11/04/1927:5 Obituary, 05/11/1928:1 Moves from Pearl St to Wareham St, 06/15/1928:9 Wollaston man dies at age 85, 05/11/1928:4 Resigns as choir master at Our Saviour's, 03/29/1929:1 Thompson, Allerton Chimney fire on Wareham St, 04/05/1929:5 Dies at age 74, 01/30/1925:4 Awarded contract for interior decorations at St. Luke's annex, Obituary (p), 01/30/1925:5 07/19/1929:1 Death a loss to Middleboro, 02/06/1925:1 Contracts to do interior work for Arthur Rotch, 09/06/1929:4 Funeral held at North St home, 02/06/1925:1 Thompson, Eliza Shaw Will in probate, 02/13/1925:5 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1

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Thompson, Ella Thompson, Louise M. Obituary, 08/21/1925:1 Attends Lasell Seminary, 10/09/1925:7 Widow of Allerton dies at age 75, 08/21/1925:4 Resumes studies at Lasell Seminary, 09/24/1926:5 Thompson, Ella F. Thompson, Lucy M. Will in probate, 08/28/1925:5 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Thompson, Emma Obituary, 09/03/1926:1 Brockton woman dies at age 79, 11/09/1928:4 Widow of Franklin S. dies at age 94, 09/03/1926:3 Thompson, Evelyn V. Thompson, Marcus Wed to Jefferson D. Cosseboom, 07/13/1928:4 Purchases Everett St lot 50 years ago, 05/28/1926:7 Thompson, Everett Purchases lot on School St 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Injured in auto accident in Bridgewater, 12/28/1928:3 Thompson, Marietta T. Thompson, Frank S. History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Completes large addition to home 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Thompson, Marston Thompson, Frank S.J. Sells Cross St farm to S.M. Sturtevant 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Obituary, 11/12/1926:1 Erects dwelling west of depot 50 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Dies at age 68, 11/12/1926:4 Thompson, Martin Will in probate, 12/17/1926:5 Everett St residence completed 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Thompson, Franklin Thompson, Mary House moved in two parts by Kingman 50 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 Employed at Thompson's variety store, moves to Myrtle St, Farrier kick by horse 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 10/02/1925:3 Thompson, Franklin S. Thompson, Mary E. Purchases Oak St house lot from Bradford Harlow 50 years ago, Moves to Thetford, VT, 08/27/1926:2 04/17/1925:7 Auction sale at variety store on Centre St (ad), 08/27/1926:4 Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Eaton Transportation Co. moves Thompson's goods to Thetford, VT, Photos of all Middleboro postmasters (p), 05/13/1927:1 09/03/1926:1 Resigns 25 years ago after 44 years at post office, 09/30/1927:6 Dies at age 88, 09/02/1927:4 Replaces Noah Perkins at Needle Works 50 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Will in probate, 09/16/1927:2 Thompson, Freelove Executrix presents account of estate, 06/21/1929:5 Bedspread woven by Thompson in 1820 on display at Soule's, Thompson, Mary Elizabeth 01/01/1926:1 Obituary, 09/09/1927:1 Thompson, F.S. Thompson, Mendall Makes improvements to Oak St place 50 years ago, 02/12/1926:3 Daughter born, 06/18/1926:10 Thompson, George Thompson, M.M. Daughter born, 07/23/1926:4, 05/25/1928:4 Sells Everett St house and lot to Mrs Hopkins 25 years ago, Obituary, 01/25/1929:1, 02/01/1929:1 02/06/1925:7 Thompson, G.L. Thompson, Mrs Everett Takes agricultural census of town, 03/06/1925:5 Obituary, 03/08/1929:2 Thompson, H.A. Thompson, Mrs George Bridgewater creamery disincorporates 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Employed at St. Luke's, 08/27/1926:2 Thompson, Harriett L. Thompson, Mrs P.W. Widow of George dies at age 78, 08/31/1928:4 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Thompson, H.B. Thompson, Muriel Enter horses at Mattapoisett races 25 years ago, 07/06/1928:2 Receives gift of new car, 05/24/1929:2 Thompson, Herbert Ernest Thompson, Nellie E. Wed to Doris Lillian Erwin, 12/31/1926:4 Wife of Everett dies at age 72, 03/08/1929:4 Thompson, H.M. Thompson, Paul Albrino takes third money at Wareham 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Has Super Oil burner installed, 11/30/1928:1 Thompson, Isaac Thompson, Paul E. Sells Oak St lot to Bradford Burgess 50 years ago, 06/11/1926:3 Installs Universal water heater in home, 02/18/1927:5 Sells Oak St lot to I.D. Bump 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Install water heater in home, 03/11/1927:2 Thompson, Jabez P. Thompson, Philander W. Halifax couple married 50 years, 12/28/1928:7 Brief biography (p), 01/18/1929:1 Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Robert Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Son born, 08/21/1925:1 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Thompson, Ruth Nourse Thompson, Jerome B. Son born, 08/21/1925:1 History of River St house built by William Thomas, 02/10/1928:3 Thompson, Samuel Thompson, John Occupied old Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Sent to State Farm for statutory offence, 01/21/1927:3 Thompson, Sarah Evelyn Thompson, John Robert New Bedford woman dies at age 74, 08/20/1926:4 Born to Robert, 08/21/1925:1 Obituary, 08/20/1926:4 Thompson, Lewis H. Thompson, T. Moves house from Thompson to School St 50 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Speedy saw service (ad), 02/24/1928:8 Moves from Sandwich to Marion 50 years ago, 05/24/1929:6 Thompson, Thomas Thompson, Louise Resigns from Antique Dealers' Exchange to work with father, Employed at St. Luke's, 09/04/1925:1 09/02/1927:5 Resumes studies at Lasell Seminary, 12/11/1925:3 Thompson, Thomas Francis Graduates from Lasell Seminary, 06/07/1929:1 Engaged to Gertrude Hilda Reidal, 10/26/1928:3 Thompson, Virgil Doctor has practice in New York 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6

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Thompson, Virgil W. Thumb, Tom cont. Leonard & Barrows bookkeeper resigns 25 years ago, 01/27/1928:6 Has carriage made for European trip 50 years ago, 04/06/1928:7 Thompson, W. William Downing brings boat to Assawompsett 50 years ago, Sells Pearl St cottage to Lloyd Perkins 50 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 06/08/1928:7 Thompson, W. Emma Biography, 07/06/1928:1 Obituary, 11/09/1928:3 Circus Queen Marie Harrison dies 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Bequeaths $100 to First Congregational, 11/30/1928:1 Age 41 fifty years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Thompson, William Wedding photo (p), 02/22/1929:1 History of River St house, 02/10/1928:3 Mr and Mrs Stover purchase Tom Thumb property in Warrentown, Thompson, William C. 04/26/1929:1 Chimney fire at Copeland place on South Main St, 02/27/1925:2 Albert Jacques purchases Thumb property from George Barney, Thompsonville School 05/10/1929:1 Building painted, 09/03/1926:3 Home in time for regatta 50 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 School room put in order, 09/17/1926:2 Gets a ducking 50 years ago, 07/12/1929:6 Blanche Howell resigns, replaced by Leah Boutin, 08/09/1929:9 Brief biography, 11/08/1929:8 Thore, Eugene Details of death incorrect in brother's obituary, 12/13/1929:1 Teacher of French and German at Peirce Academy 50 years ago, James Dixon in possession of shoe from Thumb's horse 50 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 12/13/1929:10 Thornquist, Norman Arvid Thurston, Esther Wedding described, 09/20/1929:1 Returns from mission work in Japan, 08/21/1925:4 Wed to Bernice Walton Means, 09/20/1929:4 Gives address at Central Methodist on missionary work in Japan, Thornton (Mr) 05/28/1926:3 Children playing with matches causes destruction of old Thornton place, Thurston, Esther Victoria 07/12/1929:6 Biography, 03/18/1927:5 Thornton, Edward A. Wedding described, 04/22/1927:1 Man believed dead resides in Los Angeles, CA, 06/01/1928:4 Wed to Gaius Jackson Slosser, 04/22/1927:4 Thornton, William Thurston, Sara E. Mail carrier loses horse 25 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Wedding described, 02/27/1925:1 Thorson, Florence Wed to Hugh M. Matheson, 02/27/1925:4 Moves from Peirce St to North Main St, 04/30/1926:2 Tibbets, Gardner Thresher, Mary Wed to Helen Parker Bassett, 06/19/1925:4 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 Tibbets, Minnie H. Resides in Providence, 06/12/1925:2 Wife of William L. dies at age 53, 03/04/1927:4 Threshie, Mary Tibbets, Mrs Gardner Group in front of Ryder's store 40 years ago (p), 01/15/1926:1 Resides in Ellsworth, ME, 01/20/1928:1 Personnel in front of Whitman's Department Store (p), 09/20/1929:1 Tibbets, Weslay Thumb, Mrs Tom Moves to Maine, 09/03/1926:1 see also Magri, Countess Tibbetts, Albert Expected home from Glasgow 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Charged with track-walking and vandalism, 10/28/1927:5 Arrives home with pony team 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Larceny cases continued, 11/04/1927:1 Fifty-year-old photo shows local Lilliputians (p), 05/14/1926:1 Gets three months for theft from autos, 11/11/1927:1 Returns home for Christmas 50 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Tibbetts, Frank A. Biography, 07/06/1928:1 Arraigned on charges of break and entering, 10/21/1927:1 Circus Queen Marie Harrison dies 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Tibbetts, Gardner Wedding photo (p), 02/22/1929:1 Wedding described, 06/19/1925:1 With a child (p), 10/11/1929:1 Tibbetts, Gardner B. Details of Tom Thumb's death incorrect in brother's obituary, Engaged to Helen Bassett, 03/06/1925:1 12/13/1929:1 Daughter born, 07/20/1928:1 Thumb, Tom Tibbetts, Hazel Mildred Countess Magri featured in Old Middleborough photo series, biography Born to Wesley V., 01/15/1926:1 (p), 01/02/1925:1 Tibbetts, Helen Bassett Brisk grass fire between Tom Thumb place and Nemasket River, Written up in Bangor, ME newspaper, 05/20/1927:2 02/27/1925:2 Daughter born, 07/20/1928:1 Expected home from Glasgow 25 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Tibbetts, Mrs Gardner Attends Masonic gathering NY 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Resides in Ellsworth, ME, 01/13/1928:1 On yacht at Oak Bluffs 50 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Tibbetts, Otto Yacht wins Martha's Vineyard regatta 50 years ago, 08/21/1925:6 Resides in Bridgewater, 08/10/1928:3 Fifty-year-old photo shows local Lilliputians (p), 05/14/1926:1 Tibbetts, Shirley Esther Purchases Florida orange grove 50 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Born to Gardner B. and Helen Bassett, 07/20/1928:1 Makes one more visit to France 50 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 Tibbetts, Webster D. Strong man for only weighing 77 pounds 50 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Help new shirt manufacturer establish business here, 05/24/1929:1 Hires Benjamin Bump 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Tibbetts, Wesley With P.T. Barnum in 1848 (p), 08/27/1926:1 Son born, 01/11/1929:3 B.W. Bump travels with Tom Thumb's company in the west 50 years Tibbetts, Wesley V. ago, 02/18/1927:6 Daughter born, 01/15/1926:1 In Pueblo, CO 50 years ago, 05/13/1927:7 Tibbetts, Wesley Vernon Has Hindustan rival 50 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Wed to Emily H. Pratt, 06/05/1925:4 Former residents see relics of Tom Thumb at Congressional Library in Ticeno, Adeline M. Washington, 11/18/1927:3 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/05/1926:7 Has miniature coach and harnesses 50 years ago, 02/10/1928:7

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Ticeno, Louis Tillson, Mary L. Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 03/05/1926:7 Obituary, 03/20/1925:4 Tiffany, Alice B. Tillson, Mary Louise Sells Cedar St property to Joseph Warner, 05/14/1926:1 South Carver woman dies at age 71, 03/13/1925:4 Tilden, Eben F. Tillson, Myra K. Plymouth St couple married 50 years, 04/19/1929:2 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Tilden, Henry F. Tillson, Roger Resides in Quincy, 12/24/1926:5 Resides in Harwich, 09/09/1927:6 Tillson (Deacon) Tillson, Roger W. History of house on Plymouth St, 11/09/1928:1 Resides in Harwich, 01/02/1925:2 Tillson, Bernard Resides in Hyannis, 07/16/1926:1 Wedding described, 07/22/1927:1 Resides in Harwich, 01/07/1927:1 Daughter born, 05/25/1928:4 Son born, 04/27/1928:4 Tillson, Clifton W. Treasurer of Cape Cod Securities Co., 08/31/1928:1 Takes post in bank in New Bedford, 08/02/1929:4 Tillson, Wilfred A. Tillson, E. Elisabeth South Carver man dies at age 57, 03/12/1926:4 Wed to Ellis S. Bumpus, 07/08/1927:4 Obituary, 03/19/1926:10 Tillson, Elizabeth Tillson, Willie W. Local scout to attend international convention, 06/17/1927:3 Obituary, 10/15/1926:6 Class of 1927 odist (p), 06/24/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 10/22/1926:6 Local scout sails for France, 07/29/1927:6 Tillson, Willie Weston Arrives safely in Paris, 08/19/1927:2 Dies at age 66, 10/08/1926:4 Scout returns from trip to Europe, 09/02/1927:4 Obituary, 10/08/1926:5 Attends Boston University, 10/12/1928:1 Tilton, T.W. On committee at Boston University for annual dance, 01/11/1929:2 Teacher at Pratt Free School 50 years ago, 04/29/1927:6 Elected to student government association at Boston University, Tinkham (Mr) 04/19/1929:1 Old place on Centre St torn down, 01/13/1928:1 Attends Boston University, 11/15/1929:1 History of old house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Tillson, Elwood Mrs Johnson and Mrs Macomber remodel old Tinkham place on County Instructor at naval academy in Annapolis, 05/20/1927:4 Rd, 05/11/1928:10 Resides in Annapolis, MD, 09/09/1927:6 Tinkham (Mrs) Tillson, Elwood M. Pianoforte classes reopen (ad), 08/31/1928:5 Submariner stationed at Coco Solo, Canal Zone, 02/13/1925:9 Tinkham, Abisha Daughter born, 04/10/1925:6 Abisha Clark owns copy of Tinkham's captain's commission, brief Transfers from Canal Zone to Annapolis, 05/28/1926:1 biography (p), 01/22/1926:1 Son born, 04/13/1928:4, 8 Tinkham, A.H. Tillson, G.E. Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Moves to LeBaron house 25 years ago, 04/15/1927:6 Tinkham, A.L. Tillson, George Postmaster re-commissioned Justice of the Peace 50 years ago, Resides in Newark, NJ, 09/09/1927:6 07/22/1927:6 Tillson, George L. Postmaster 50 years ago, 04/27/1928:8 Resides in Philadelphia, 07/16/1926:1 Tinkham, Alfred Resides in Elizabeth, NJ, 12/30/1927:2 Resides in Melrose, 08/26/1927:7 Tillson, Granville E. Tinkham, Andrew L. Announces candidacy for selectman, 12/11/1925:1 Fire at residence 50 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 New National Bank president 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Name sent to Washington as postmaster 50 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Auto skids on slippery road on way from Plymouth, 04/20/1928:1 Tinkham, Angie Employed at Trust Co., 08/23/1929:1 Mashpee princess applies for pension, 01/21/1927:1 Text of lecture: Who Earn Middleboro's Living?, 12/13/1929:2 Tinkham, Benj. F. Tillson, Hiram Hathaway, Soule & Harrington shoe workers shown at factory (p), Horse runs away, wrecks express wagon 50 years ago, 09/14/1928:8 05/04/1928:1 Porter builds cottage for Tillson 50 years ago, 06/21/1929:6 Tinkham, B.F. Tillson, James B. Spareribs taken by thief 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 And Edson Ellis contract to build fence for Z. Leonard 50 years ago, Tinkham, C.C. 08/06/1926:5 Moves John Main house to Lane St 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Tillson, J.H. Moves McCully's Pearl St house to Rounseville's lot on Arch St 25 Sells Cherry St cottage to Grover Patterson, 04/12/1929:4 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Tillson, John Granville Repositions Sherman's house on lot 50 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Born to Elwood M., 04/13/1928:8 Tinkham, Charles Tillson, Leonard O. Moves stable for Woodbury 50 years ago, 09/11/1925:6 High school sub-master gives lecture on upcoming eclipse, Moves sheds at rear of Baptist church four feet 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:3 10/15/1926:5 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on astronomy, Home from cruise on Edward Lee 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 11/12/1926:3 Tinkham, Charles F. Science department of new high school to bear his name, 12/10/1926:9 Sells Courtland St house to J.F. Wainwright, 03/30/1928:2 Honored for 28 years of teaching service, 06/24/1927:2 Tinkham, Eben Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Breaks both bones in leg 50 years ago, 10/30/1925:6 Tillson, Marion K. Recovers from broken leg 50 years ago, 01/01/1926:7 Library staff from 1903 (p), 10/23/1925:1 Cow gives birth to twins 50 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Brief biography (p), 12/03/1926:1

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Tinkham, Edward F. Tinkham, John G. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Takes Greeley's advice, goes west 50 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Retires from post office, 02/12/1926:1 Tinkham, E.F. Dies at age 65, 07/23/1926:4 Jeweler, 113 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Obituary, 07/23/1926:4 Designs handsome watch charm for Thatcher 50 years ago, Administrator presents account of estate, 09/16/1927:2 11/16/1928:7 Tinkham, Josiah F. Purchases jewelry business from Hayden 25 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Tinkham, Elisha Tinkham, Katherine Rock couple married 50 years, 12/04/1925:6 Wife of Charles R. dies at age 40, 03/05/1926:4 Moves from North Rochester to New Bedford, 11/18/1927:3 Tinkham, Levi Tinkham, Enoch And Henry Tribou in carriage collision 50 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Boston parties purchase Centre St property from Sparrow, to build new Purchases School St residence from William Ramsdell 50 years ago, block, 10/07/1927:1 11/02/1928:8 Centre St place changes hands twice, Sparrow to Schactman to Russell, Tinkham, Levi B. 12/02/1927:1 Builds summer cottage at Staples shore 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Pensioner from War of 1812 fifty years ago, 08/10/1928:8, 08/09/1929:8 Injured trimming trees, 09/06/1929:1 Tinkham, F.B. Tinkham, Levi F. Buick sedan for rent with driver (ad), 10/08/1926:10 Brief biography (p), 04/10/1925:1 Tinkham, Foster Tinkham, Lillian Lets Rock tenement to Arthur Buckman, 05/08/1925:4 Teaches in Middleboro, 09/11/1925:7 Lets Rock tenement to Roy Holmes, 05/21/1926:2 Middleboro teacher resumes duties, 09/10/1926:3 Sells Miller St property to A.M. Hojaboom, 03/30/1928:1 Resigns from Union Street School, 04/29/1927:1 Sells Miller St house to Attleboro parties, 03/30/1928:2 Graduate of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Purchases Westgate place near Rock School, 04/06/1928:3 New teacher at West Side School, 02/08/1929:1 Sells Miller St house to H.M. Hojaboom, 04/06/1928:3 Pupils present pianoforte recital, 03/15/1929:5 Tinkham, Fred B. Resigns from West Side School, 04/26/1929:1, 7 Representative of Strout Farm Agency (ad), 09/04/1925:8 Tinkham, Lillian B. Agent for Car Owners' Mutual Insurance Co. (ad), 03/30/1928:4 Pianoforte recital very enjoyable, 07/01/1927:2 Tinkham, Henry Tinkham, Lillian F. Chimney fire at Rock home, 02/20/1925:4 Students give pleasing piano recital at Unitarian church, 06/19/1925:1 Shoots first fox of season, 10/02/1925:6 Piano recital very enjoyable (t), 06/25/1926:9 Takes three fox so far this fall, 10/09/1925:3 Students hold piano recital, 06/22/1928:1 Spies bluebird, 02/19/1926:3 Pianoforte recital draws a crowd, 07/06/1928:1 First man at Rock to get fox, 10/01/1926:9 Tinkham, Lillian Place Gets second fox of season, 10/08/1926:2 Students present admirable program, 07/05/1929:4 And J.L. Cudworth catch prettiest coon 25 years ago, 10/15/1926:5 Pianoforte classes resume (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Gets fine fox, 10/21/1927:7 Tinkham, Lorenzo Tinkham, Henry C. Sells Pearl St homestead to J.P. McCully 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Recognized for skill in hunting fox, 12/03/1926:1 Purchases lot from Simeon Hathaway 50 years ago, 07/02/1926:7 Shots fine fox, 01/11/1929:2 Builds house for B.F. Leonard 50 years ago, 03/23/1928:8 Brockton man dies, 05/31/1929:4 Tinkham, Lottie Obituary, 06/07/1929:2 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Rock "landmark" dies, 06/07/1929:2 Tinkham, Lottie Willis Will in probate, 06/21/1929:5 Graduates from teacher training class 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Tinkham, Herbert L. Tinkham, Lucretia Elizabeth Shoe company president writes article for Saturday Evening Post, Wed to Charles Manta Wixon, 01/14/1927:4 07/05/1929:1 Tinkham, Margaret J. Tinkham, Horace Obituary, 11/22/1929:1 Receives pistol wound in hand 50 years ago, 07/09/1926:4 Widow of John Whiting dies at age 75, 11/22/1929:4 Tinkham, Horace W. Tinkham, Mrs Charles Obituary, 02/01/1929:1 Sister dies suddenly in Boston, 03/15/1929:3 Tinkham, Ira Tinkham, Mrs Fred Grocer has run on lamb 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Pianoforte students give mid-winter recital, 02/27/1925:2 Purchases Courtland St homestead from Mrs E.P. LeBaron 25 years ago, Resumes studies at New England Conservatory of music, 09/06/1929:1 02/06/1925:7 Tinkham, Mrs Roland Burglars make two attempts at house 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Obituary, 03/05/1926:3 Resides in Wilmington, DE, 09/04/1925:1 Tinkham, Otis Obituary, 11/06/1925:1 Old farm site of new chapel 50 years ago, 01/15/1926:6 Dies at age 68 in Wilmington, DE, 11/06/1925:4 Tinkham, Peter Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Genealogy outlined in Boston Transcript, 01/28/1927:8 Middleboro Band serenades Tinkham 25 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Tinkham, Priscilla W. Simeon Nickerson purchases Barrows St homestead from D.D. Sullivan, Obituary, 03/23/1928:1 01/01/1926:7 Tinkham, Roland Outfit from 4th of July trade parade (p), 02/05/1926:1 Shoots fine fox, 02/24/1928:7 Disposes of interest in Centre St market to Bump 25 years ago, Tinkham, S. Foster 08/13/1926:6 Fined $20 for duck hunting before sunrise, 10/04/1929:3 Tinkham, Jacob Tinkham, Sumner L.S. Hopkins, Jr's runaway horse kills Tinkham 50 years ago, Ill with mumps, 02/24/1928:7 11/20/1925:7 Employed in Buick garage in Brockton, 10/11/1929:3

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Tinkham, Sumner F. Tobey, Frank Fined $20 for duck hunting before sunrise, 10/04/1929:3 And J.F. Eldridge tangle up carriages 50 years ago, 11/27/1925:6 Tinkham, Sylvanus Tobin, Thomas Dies at age 91, 04/02/1926:1 Reunites with playmate after 60 years, 05/29/1925:3 Obituary, 04/02/1926:1 Tobin, William Grand Army of the Republic member dies in 1925, 05/28/1926:3 Returns for visit after 60 years away, 07/09/1926:5 Tinkham, Winthrop K. Todisco, Joseph Sabbath school class from early 70s (p), 10/02/1925:1 Moves to East Boston, 10/08/1926:3 Tinta, Silvio Toll, Mrs Rudolph Auto bursts into flames, 08/03/1928:8 Resides in Belmont, 12/27/1929:1 Tip-Toe Inn Tollitt, Thomas James McGrady sells Wareham St property to Rockland party, Purchases Moore homestead from Charles Nielson, 04/05/1929:1 06/01/1928:4 Tomasik (Mr) Tireless Trippers Dies in New Bedford, 01/06/1928:8 New club forms in town, 02/05/1926:4 Tomasik (Mrs) Tires Brother dies in Pawtucket, 12/02/1927:3 see also Richmond, Harry Tomasik, Anna Modern Tire Repair Shop, 33 Wareham St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Engaged to William Greeley, 07/27/1928:3 William Egger, Empire tires (ad), 01/02/1925:5 Wed to William Greeley, 08/24/1928:4 High grade Mansfield at T.W. Peirce Hardware (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Tomasik, Anna Lucy Lakeside Motor Co. (ad), 09/17/1926:8 Wed to William Leander Greeley, 08/24/1928:4 James Morrissey, 6 North S (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Tomasik, Josephine Raymond Leighton, vulcanizer (ad), 08/30/1929:2 Trains as nurse in New Bedford, 02/03/1928:8 Tirrell, Eben Tomasik, Pauline Eben Tirrell reappointed at Central Methodist Episcopal 25 years ago, Employed in Campello, 10/21/1927:7 04/01/1927:6 Tomasik, Thaddeus Tispaquin (see Tisquantum (Squanto)) Clerk at Thomas Bros., 01/08/1926:7 Tispaquin Pond Obituary, 01/13/1928:9 Abisha Miller leases and stocks pond 50 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Both mother and father die, 04/06/1928:3 Site of new summer centre for Associated YM and YWHA of New Clerk at Thomas Bros., 07/20/1928:2 England, 08/31/1928:1 Resigns from Thomas Bros., 10/12/1928:2 Hunters take 15 geese 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Takes position in Wallingford, CT, 10/12/1928:2 Camp Yomechas opens for season, 07/05/1929:2 Assistant manager at Grant's store in Wallingford, CT, 12/07/1928:2 Rubbish fire spreads to woods, 07/26/1929:1 Manager of W.T. Grant store in Danville, NY, 03/08/1929:3 Population growing 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Dansville, NY store scores best in district, 05/24/1929:7 Camp Yomechas closes for the season, 08/30/1929:3 Manager of W.T. Grant store in Dansville, NY, 07/05/1929:2 Tisquantum (Squanto) Tompkins, Walter Chester Weston addresses Congregational Mens' club on Indians of old Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on World War, Middleboro, 03/12/1926:3 04/08/1927:7 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2, Tomson Family 08/05/1927:7, 08/12/1927:2, 08/19/1927:3 History in Halifax, 07/12/1929:7 Titicut Toole, M. Academy program from 1857 exhibition (p), 07/30/1926:1 Removes partition in store 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 Remainder of 1857 exhibition program from academy (p), 08/06/1926:1 Purchases Main St property from Ira Thomas 50 years ago, Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 03/29/1929:8 T.M. Ryder & Co. Stocks large inventory of clothes 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Employs Edna Eayrs, 08/20/1926:1 Torrey, Gus Tobacco Industry Found dead in Carver, 09/30/1927:1 Cigar store opens over Toole's 50 years ago, 10/04/1929:9 Touhy, John Tobey (Mr) Fined $100 for drunk driving, 11/19/1926:1 "Hole in the Wall" on Pine St (p), 01/06/1928:1 Touhy, Mrs Harold James Sparrow finishes residence 50 years ago, 08/17/1928:8 Father dies in Everett, 02/17/1928:3 Tobey, Bertram E. Tourtellotte, Ella Cobb Obituary, 03/22/1929:1 Obituary, 12/18/1925:1 Dies at age 50, 03/22/1929:4 Daughter of Albert H. dies at age 8, 12/18/1925:3 Tobey, Charles Tower, A.J. (see A.J. Tower Co.) Purchases land from Barrows estate 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Tower, Gertrude Williams Tobey, Charles H. Engaged to Henry C. Sherman, 01/27/1928:1 Succeeds Dunlap as superintendent at Star Mills 50 years ago, Wed to Henry Cushman Sherman, 06/22/1928:4 01/16/1925:6 Towle (Rev) James Sparrow contracts to build house 50 years ago, 03/16/1928:7 Reassigned 50 years ago, 03/22/1929:8 Brief history of Star Mills (p), 09/27/1929:1 Preaches last service 50 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Tobey, Flora Towle, Edward Employed at telephone exchange, 07/03/1925:2, 06/17/1927:1 Renews contract with Methodists 50 years ago, 04/01/1927:6 Tobey, Flora H. Towle, Edward D. Engaged to James Mahoney, 06/24/1927:3 Couple married 50 years, 08/12/1927:1 Wed to James Mahoney, 07/08/1927:4 Towle, Isabel Ward Tobey, Flora Helen Couple married 50 years, 08/12/1927:1 Wedding described, 07/08/1927:1 Towle, Mrs Franklin Resides in Brattleboro, VT, 03/30/1928:2

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Town Farm (see Poor Farm) Town Meetings - Middleboro Town House School Warrant for annual meeting, 01/09/1925:2 West room reseated, 08/07/1925:6 Selectmen schedule forum for discussion prior to meeting (ad), Anne MacFarlin resigns, 04/29/1927:1 01/30/1925:8 Town Manager - Middleboro Pre-meeting forum largely attended despite storm, 02/06/1925:9 Ruth Harriman employed in office, 07/22/1927:1 Results of "committee night", 02/13/1925:9 Annual report, 01/27/1928:6 Warrant for special meeting, 02/20/1925:5 Ruth Harriman employed in office, 07/12/1929:1 Adjourned session devoted to budget, 02/20/1925:6 Salary fixed at $3,600, 07/12/1929:1 Less than an hour needed for deliberations, 03/06/1925:3 Boston man comments on current situation (l), 07/26/1929:1 Warrant for special meeting, 03/20/1925:8 J.A. Thomas replies to Boston gentleman concerning town manager (l), Special meeting adjourned after three-hour discussion, 04/03/1925:9 08/02/1929:4 School project killed, 04/10/1925:2 Town Meeting House Special meeting called to address petition to revoke new form of town Rearranged to accommodate new responsibilities of officers, government, 04/24/1925:1 01/02/1925:1 Final adjournment at meeting this week, 05/01/1925:3 Twenty-eight wires strung 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Special meeting called to consider change in form of government, County commissioners look over recent renovations, 02/06/1925:1 05/08/1925:1 Joseph Shaw in charge of extensive alterations and improvements, Warrant for special meeting, 05/08/1925:8 02/13/1925:6 Review of upcoming special meeting, 05/15/1925:5 Electric light installed at entrance on South Main St, 02/27/1925:1 "Fair Play" unhappy with committee report on town government (l), E. Kimball Harrison janitor, 09/04/1925:2 05/22/1925:1 Selectmen won't allow "human fly" to climb Town House, 11/13/1925:1 George Stetson surprised by turn of events at town meeting to address New seating needed 25 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 form of government (l), 05/22/1925:1 Slates blown from roof in gale 50 years ago, 02/19/1926:6 Moderator not yet compensated after nine meetings this year, New scenery painted 25 years ago, 03/05/1926:3 05/22/1925:1 William Wood in charge of caring for Town House 50 years ago, Town meeting moderator Clark clarifies voting procedure (l), 04/16/1926:7 05/22/1925:1 New seats arrive 25 years ago, 05/21/1926:4 Form of government discussed at well-attended meeting, 05/22/1925:2 E. Kimball Harrison janitor, 09/03/1926:1 Vote NO to retain present form of government (ad) (Darragh L. Large framed picture of Simeon Nickerson unveiled, 09/24/1926:1 Higgins), 05/22/1925:3, 5 Peter Washburn contracts to provide coal to Town House 50 years ago, Progressive Citizens' Committee says vote yes (ad), 05/22/1925:10 07/08/1927:6 "Good Listener" appreciates "a few fleas" (l), 05/29/1925:1 E. Kimball Harrison janitor, 08/05/1927:1 Vote nearly two to one to retain present form of government, View from tower (p), 08/05/1927:1 05/29/1925:1 Front walk fixed 50 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 They charged into the jaws of death (l) (Alexander Heath), 05/29/1925:2 To be waiting room for bus passengers, 12/23/1927:1 "Large Tax Payer" sad about mudslinging (l), 06/05/1925:3 Appropriation for paint called for in warrant, color an issue, Warrant for special meeting, 06/19/1925:7 01/06/1928:1 Eleventh session since January 1st held, 07/03/1925:1 History of building, 03/23/1928:1 The school question (l) (David R. Walker), 07/10/1925:1 William Wood janitor 50 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Review of upcoming special meeting, 01/01/1926:3 Request for bids for painting, 07/13/1928:5 Warrant for special meeting, 01/01/1926:4 Chautauqua to be held in Town House for first time, 07/27/1928:7 Warrant for annual meeting, 01/08/1926:5 Receives coat of white paint, 10/05/1928:1 Vote of 5 to 1 in favor of new high school (t), 01/15/1926:2 Stairs at polling sites a problem (l) (A Voter), 10/19/1928:4 Adjourned meeting addresses budget, 02/05/1926:1 Comment on stairs at Town House bears fruit, 10/26/1928:1 Generous number of voters, not stingy, 02/12/1926:1 No room on lower floor for voting, 11/02/1928:1 Winter storm keeps voters away, 02/19/1926:1 To be kept open as bus waiting room (ad), 12/07/1928:4 Adjourned meeting discussion includes bridge, street lighting, and Open to bus patrons, 12/07/1928:6 comfort station, 03/26/1926:1 Room set aside for dental clinic, 03/08/1929:4 Warrant for special town meeting, 04/02/1926:5 Nearly 4,000 voters and seating for 700 at town house doesn't add up, "A. Tuner Inn" says watch expenditures (l), 04/09/1926:1 03/15/1929:7 Special meeting seals deal for new high school building, 04/16/1926:9 Finishing touches put on dental clinic, 03/22/1929:1 Unfinished business disposed of in brief meeting, 04/30/1926:1 New dental clinic opens for business, 03/29/1929:1 Warrant for special meeting to address 4th of July celebration, E. Kimball Harrison janitor, 08/23/1929:9 05/28/1926:4 Selectmen change office, 11/01/1929:1 Sum of $300 voted for 4th of July celebration, 06/11/1926:5 Town Meetings - Lakeville Warrant for special meeting to address fire station, 06/18/1926:9 Review of warrant for upcoming meeting, 02/27/1925:5 Special meeting adjourned, only 14 voters attend, 07/02/1926:2 Review of meeting, 03/06/1925:7 Special meeting postponed again due to lack of voters, 07/16/1926:6 Proceedings from meeting 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Over 100 voters attend meeting to consider new alarm equipment, Appropriations and appointments made, street work discussed, 07/23/1926:1 03/05/1926:2 Special meeting to hear report of memorial committee, 09/24/1926:5 Review of upcoming meeting, 03/04/1927:7 Peirce trustees propose land lease for park, 10/08/1926:9 Elections held, budget discussed, 03/11/1927:3 Political pot begins to simmer, 12/10/1926:1 Election and budget details from 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 "Citizen" warns others to be informed (l), 01/07/1927:4 No more than average attendance, 03/09/1928:7 Warrant for upcoming meeting, 01/07/1927:8 Business transacted swiftly, 03/08/1929:9 Small attendance at deliberative session, 02/18/1927:2 Officers elected 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Warrant for special meeting, 02/25/1927:6 Adjourned meeting completes business for the year, 02/25/1927:7 Fewer than 75 attend final session, 03/11/1927:2 Election and budget details from 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6

316 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Town Meetings – Middleboro cont. Town Officers – Middleboro cont. Warrant for special meeting, 05/27/1927:2 Ralph Sampson appointed town inspector of wires, 04/20/1928:1 Review of warrant for upcoming meeting, 06/03/1927:1 Jesse Wilbur resigns as dog officer, replaced by Hewitt, 04/27/1928:2 Review of warrant, 01/06/1928:1 Selectmen make appointments, 09/14/1928:1 Warrant for 1928 meeting, 01/06/1928:4 Explanation of two-platoon system (l) (Fred M. Ryder), 02/08/1929:8 Results of annual election (p), 01/20/1928:1 Selectmen make appointments, 03/01/1929:1 Review of articles in warrant, 01/20/1928:1 List of town clerks and dates of service compiled, 03/08/1929:1 Over sixty Commercial Club members gather to discuss upcoming Selectmen make appointments, 03/22/1929:1 meeting, 01/27/1928:1 Selectmen make appointments 25 years ago, 04/26/1929:6, K.H. Washburn writes to Cabot Club concerning limited town meeting 05/03/1929:6 (l), 02/10/1928:8 Towne, J.F.H. Deliberative session packed, 02/17/1928:2 Locates in Bridgewater 25 years ago, 03/27/1925:8 Budget completed, remaining articles addressed at adjourned meeting, Towne, L.A. 02/24/1928:1 Son born, 04/22/1927:1 Needs explanations after meeting (l) (James A. Thomas), 03/16/1928:2 Towne, Louis A. For a rising vote (l) (Lelah M. Hathaway), 03/16/1928:2 Son born, 08/14/1925:1 Final articles resolved at last session, 03/16/1928:3 Towne, Louis Allen, Jr. Those "hoodlums" in town politics (l) (Adnah H. Harlow), 03/23/1928:9 Born to L.A., 04/22/1927:1 James Thomas comments on "hoodlum" letter (l), 03/30/1928:2 Towne, Ray B. Warrant for special meeting, 04/20/1928:10 Resides in Oklahoma City, 07/17/1925:1 Fewer than 40 voters attend, 05/04/1928:1 Townsend, Annie Attendance small (l) (F.H. Noble), 05/04/1928:9 Resides in Campello, 01/18/1929:9 Vote on Everett Square improvements passes, 05/11/1928:1 Townsend, Leon Ida Rounseville comments on town meetings (l), 12/28/1928:2 Moves from Bedford St to Campello, 07/16/1926:1 Review of articles for upcoming meeting, 01/11/1929:1 Juveniles arrested in series of break-ins in North Middleboro, Warrant for 1929 annual meeting, 01/11/1929:6 02/04/1927:7 Noticeable absence of discussion-provoking articles, 02/08/1929:1 Townsend, Otis First session goes full three hours, 02/15/1929:1 Attendant at State Farm, 03/23/1928:4 Cleanup of Wood cemetery discussed, 02/22/1929:1 Townsend, Otis A. Extension of water mains unopposed, 02/22/1929:1 Moves to Melvin Hatch's house, 11/23/1928:4 Two-hour adjourned session wraps up 1929 meeting, 02/22/1929:1 Toys and Games A word to faultfinders (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/01/1929:2 Willard Dunham owns pack of old-time Union playing cards, Is it faultfinding? (l), 03/08/1929:1 08/16/1929:1 It is not faultfinding (l) (Elmer E. Phinney), 03/15/1929:1 Tracy, Paul E. Nearly 4,000 voters and seating for 700 at town house doesn't add up, New physical director at YMCA, 10/01/1926:2 03/15/1929:7 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on military training, Ida Rounseville agrees with Phinney on faultfinding (l), 03/22/1929:1 10/22/1926:3 Criticism of "Applesauce" column (l) (James A. Thomas), 05/03/1929:1 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on pacifism in America, Warrant for special meeting reviewed, 06/07/1929:1 02/18/1927:2 Warrant for special meeting, 06/07/1929:2 YMCA physical director resigns, 06/03/1927:7 Special meeting lacks quorum for appropriations, 06/21/1929:1 Trade Mark Stores, Inc. Tuesday's town meeting (l) (J.A. Thomas), 06/21/1929:1 Powrie sells business interest in Powrie & Ryder to Lankinau, named Special town meeting includes seven articles, 09/27/1929:1 changed, 01/11/1929:1 Warrant for special town meeting, 09/27/1929:6 Oldest and largest department store in Middleboro has new name (ad), Business completed in one hour, 10/11/1929:1 01/18/1929:5 Town Officers - Middleboro Alonzo Ryder manager (ad), 01/25/1929:4 see also Elections - Middleboro; Middleboro - Board of Selectmen; John Lankenau treasurer (ad), 03/15/1929:4 Town Manager - Middleboro Grand Easter opening (ad), 03/29/1929:2 Old and new forms of town government discussed at Commercial club Radical changes made to interior, 03/29/1929:6 meeting, 01/09/1925:1 Employs Elizabeth Standish, 08/02/1929:1 New office, tree warden, to be filled at town meeting 25 years ago, Employs James McNeil, 08/23/1929:1 01/09/1925:7 Employs Nellie Kelley, 08/23/1929:1 Selectmen appoint assessor, tree warden and moth superintendent, Employs Blanche Carr, 08/23/1929:3 01/30/1925:1 Employs Charlotte McDonald, 08/30/1929:6 William Boynton appointed assessor for three years, 02/20/1925:1 Traffic S.N. Shiverick new tree warden 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 First spurt of Cape traffic through here, 04/17/1925:9 Chandler and Leonard put forth as candidates for night watchman 25 Police record one of steadiest days in history of recordkeeping here, years ago, 03/27/1925:8 07/17/1925:2 Selectmen make appointments, 04/03/1925:1 Numbers on Center St tabulated, 07/24/1925:8 Fire police chosen 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Center St sees 10,525 autos between and 10 and 10, 08/07/1925:1 Selectmen make appointments for new term, 03/05/1926:1 Steady stream of traffic from Cape, 09/11/1925:1 Bertha Cushing employed in office of town treasurer/collector, Police count autos here Sunday, 07/23/1926:1 04/16/1926:1 Count on Sunday highlights problems here, 07/30/1926:1 Waldo Thomas town clerk, 08/20/1926:1 Very heavy from Cape 25 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Selectmen make appointments, 03/18/1927:2 Another count made Sunday, 08/20/1926:3 Bertha Cushing employed in treasurer's office, 07/22/1927:1 Steady stream makes crossing road nearly impossible, 08/20/1926:3 William Brackett town treasurer, 08/05/1927:1 Records smashed Sunday, 07/22/1927:5 Discussion of salaries, 02/10/1928:1 State Farm corn cut down to restore safe view for drivers, 08/19/1927:1 Inauguration date proposed, 02/10/1928:1 Donovan counts 8,427 vehicles through South Middleboro on Sunday, Selectmen make appointments, 02/24/1928:1 08/26/1927:3

317 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Traffic cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Agnes Boynton offers suggestions to planning board (l), 11/04/1927:1 C.P. Washburn's truck in collision with truck owned by Halifax Garden Everett Square difficult to navigate, 11/18/1927:1 Co., 06/12/1925:1 State to investigate conditions at Everett Square, affirm land ownership, Quincy vehicle hits pole on Wareham St, 06/12/1925:1 01/13/1928:5 Cosseboom and Hodder collide at Peirce and Pearl St, 06/26/1925:1 Commissioners ask for alterations to Place's store, 03/30/1928:1 Frightened horse runs into Brockton auto on Center St, 06/26/1925:1 Details of proposed improvements to Everett Square, 05/11/1928:1 Nelson Manwaring in head-on collision with Plymouth driver, Town meeting vote on Everett Square improvements passes, 06/26/1925:1 05/11/1928:1 Pendleton and Maranville collide at Oak and High St, 06/26/1925:1 Confusing downtown as underground wiring goes in, 06/29/1928:6 Providence drivers collides with Ruhmpohl at Center and Oak St, Work at Everett Square continues, 07/13/1928:1 06/26/1925:1 Twelve thousand cars pass through Everett Square in 7.5 hours, William Bumpus struck and killed by Taunton driver, 07/03/1925:1 07/20/1928:1 Elmer Dewhurst runs into rear of fire chief Maxim's car, 07/10/1925:1 At 1,170 an hour at peak on Sunday, 07/12/1929:6 Ernest Pratt's auto badly damaged in collision with Boston company Midday Sunday sees 4,570 autos pass through, 08/02/1929:1 truck, 07/10/1925:1 Holiday traffic extremely heavy, 09/06/1929:1 Haskins' motorcycle struck in rear by Taunton driver, 07/10/1925:1 No complaints about Middleboro handling of summer traffic, Wilfred Boutin in slight mishap with Acushnet driver, 07/10/1925:1 09/13/1929:1 Inquest held into death of William Bumpus, 07/17/1925:1 Local men named to state-wide campaign for highway safety, Brooklyn, NY and West Medford drivers collide at Everett Square, 10/11/1929:1 07/17/1925:3 Safety committee holds meeting, 12/20/1929:3 Out-of-town car struck by Cape Express in South Middleboro, Traffic Accidents - Automobiles 07/17/1925:3 Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson uninjured when auto strikes pole, Taunton and Waterbury, CT drivers mix it up in South Middleboro, 01/09/1925:9 07/17/1925:3 Williams' auto goes through ice at Snipatuit Pond, 01/16/1925:1 Brinkman collides with Taunton driver at West and Center St, Lewis Wells knocked down by Clarence Wright's auto, 01/16/1925:2 07/24/1925:1 Lewis Wells improving after hit by car, 01/16/1925:8 Cushman's car collides with Hagerty's vehicle in front of post office, John Keheary uninjured after auto goes through fence down 30-ft. 07/24/1925:1 embankment, 01/30/1925:2 Plymouth truck goes over embankment at Dead Man's Curve, Louis Littlejohn's auto encounters deer, 02/06/1925:4 07/24/1925:1 Herbert Rogers hit by car headed for Bridgewater, 02/20/1925:1 Plymouth driver capsizes truck at Dead Man's Curve, 07/24/1925:7 New Bedford and Cambridge drivers collide on Bedford St, Amsden collides with Brookline driver at South and Courtland St, 02/20/1925:7 07/31/1925:1 Young Arthur Thomas struck by auto from Boston, 03/13/1925:1 Brinkman fined $10 for operating vehicle without a license, Brockton and Bridgewater drivers in serious accident on Murdock St, 07/31/1925:1 03/13/1925:9 East Carver and Taunton drivers collide on North Main St, 07/31/1925:1 William Barden breaks collarbone in auto mishap, 03/20/1925:1 William Shaw's horse-rake struck by auto, 07/31/1925:1 Walter Diotte's auto skids on slippery road, crashes through fence, Boucher's auto crashes into tree near North and Oak St, passengers 03/20/1925:7 injured, 08/07/1925:1 Brockton driver strikes Hugh Perry, 03/27/1925:1 Chief Sisson injured slightly aiding Whitty and Matheson, 08/07/1925:1 Julia Ryan's jaw fractured in auto mishap, 03/27/1925:2 Matheson and Whitty badly injured in auto mishap, 08/07/1925:1 Charles Byram's auto collides with Bridgewater vehicle, 03/27/1925:6 New Bedford auto skids on curve north of Woodward's bridge, North Carver drivers collide at the Four Corners, 03/27/1925:6 08/07/1925:1 Elisha Shaw, Jr. collides with auto driven by Raymond Newcomb, Providence and Dedham drivers get in tangle near South Middleboro, 04/03/1925:8 08/07/1925:1 Auto from Edgartown collides with truck from Plympton, 04/10/1925:9 Taunton and Plainville drivers collide at West and Center St, Brockton truck ends up in brook in South Middleboro, 04/10/1925:9 08/07/1925:1 Fatal accident near Silverberg's bog in South Middleboro, 04/17/1925:1 Results of inquest into death of William Bumpus, 08/14/1925:2 Jennie Himmelman victim of auto accident in South Middleboro, Belmont driver escapes death in crash on Center St bridge, 08/14/1925:6 04/24/1925:1 Egg truck rear-ends Newton driver, 08/14/1925:6 Drivers from Attleboro Falls and East Boston in slight mishap at Everett New Bedford driver in collision at Peirce and Pearl St, 08/14/1925:6 Square, 05/01/1925:9 Wrecked car found on Murdock St, owned by New Bedford man, Harwich man in accident in South Middleboro, 05/01/1925:9 08/14/1925:6 New Bedford & Onset bus collides with Providence auto, 05/15/1925:3 Brockton auto overturns on Barden Hill, 08/21/1925:1 John Witbeck's auto strikes young Nicky Gilanto, 05/15/1925:5 Charles Chandler rear-ends truck on Courtland St, 08/21/1925:1 Adrian Jones' auto strikes Taunton car on Everett St, 05/15/1925:6 Clark's corner scene of mishap between Allston and Marion drivers, George Card's truck collides with NH auto at corner of Sproat and Oak 08/21/1925:1 St, 05/29/1925:1 Clark's corner scene of mishap between Medway and Whitman drivers, Herbert Long forced off road in South Middleboro, 05/29/1925:1 08/21/1925:1 Holmes' truck collides with Roht's sedan on Oak St, 05/29/1925:1 Drivers from Boston and Dorchester collide on South Main St, Kinsman's truck collides with Tatro's auto on Plymouth St, 05/29/1925:1 08/21/1925:1 Onset man backs into parked car, 05/29/1925:1 Drivers from Stoughton and Brockton collide on North Main St, East Cambridge auto fails to make curve at Clark's corner, 06/05/1925:1 08/21/1925:1 Edward Whitty collides with Harry Tupper on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 George Starbuck's auto victim of hit-and-run on South Main St, Laura Morrison run down by Raynham auto on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 08/21/1925:1 Plymouth and Attleboro drivers collide at Dead Man's Curve, New Bedford truck smashes into Lithuanian Co-operative Co., 06/05/1925:1 08/21/1925:1 Rose rolls sedan twice, Waters and Scanlon thrown from car, Youngster from California struck by auto on Wareham St, 08/21/1925:1 06/05/1925:1 Arlington driver runs into pole on Wareham St, 08/28/1925:1 William Burt collides with Arnold Adams near the Green, 06/05/1925:1

318 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Autos from Providence and Norwood in slight mishap at Wareham and Herbert Sears' auto collides with horse and wagon driven by Edna Benton St, 08/28/1925:1 Benson, 01/01/1926:3 Motorcycle officer fractures leg when struck by auto, 08/28/1925:1 Wareham auto skids on icy roads, tips over, 01/01/1926:3 Rear axle of Brockton car breaks on Wareham St, 08/28/1925:1 Brockton and South Carver drivers collide at School and Peirce St, Drivers from Plympton and Plymouth collide on Plymouth St, 01/08/1926:1 09/04/1925:1 Brockton driver runs into pole near Middleboro-Lakeville line, Four vehicle mix-up on Bryant curve in Eddyville, 09/04/1925:1 01/08/1926:5 New Bedford man struck by auto from Silver Lake, 09/04/1925:1 Foxboro driver strikes pedestrian Erastus Shaw on slippery road, Reading driver rear-ends auto from Hyde Park, 09/04/1925:1 01/08/1926:5 Charles Gaskins collides with Brockton driver at Everett Square, Stoughton driver takes off wheel in mishap on Center St, 01/08/1926:5 09/11/1925:1 Grant's auto struck by Hyannis driver on Center St, 02/05/1926:2 Oscar Wentworth's auto struck by Marion driver at North and Everett St, Autoists from Brockton and Falmouth collide on Wareham St, 09/11/1925:1 02/26/1926:1 Bicyclist Joseph Morris struck by Begley's auto, 09/18/1925:1 Harold Williams helps pull stranger's car out of Assawompsett Lake, Ouillett's horses frightened by coal car at rail station, run into Lacombe's 03/05/1926:1 auto, 09/18/1925:1 Helen Thomas seriously injured when run down by Arthur Buckman, Fulton Tessier struck in the back by Boston auto, 09/18/1925:7 03/05/1926:1 New Bedford driver collides with Harry Maxim's parked car on Center Howard Hopkins collides with New Bedford autoist at School and St, 09/25/1925:1 Center St, 03/05/1926:1 Out-of-town drivers leave scene of accident at Union and High St, Kinsman collides with Matheson on East Main St, 03/05/1926:1 09/25/1925:1 Wesley Raymond collides with New Bedford car on Murdock St, Dora Anderson's auto hits Plymouth car on Wood St, 10/02/1925:1 03/05/1926:1 Malden woman injured in mishap near State Farm, 10/02/1925:1 Middleboro Laundry Co. truck collides with McKenna's auto on North New Bedford drivers collide at Oak and High St, 10/02/1925:1 Main St, 03/12/1926:1 Young Ansel Delano hit by auto driven by Bedford Snowdon, John Lagadimos struck and run down by Quincy driver in Everett 10/02/1925:1 Square, 04/09/1926:1 Young George Fortin hit by auto driven by Medford man, 10/02/1925:1 Drivers from East Bridgewater and Mattapan collide on Summer St, Canton driver crashes auto into telephone pole at Murdock and Summer 04/16/1926:7 St, 10/09/1925:1 Case of hit and run by Quincy man in court, 04/23/1926:2 Drivers from Cambridge and New Bedford in mishap on Murdock St, James DeMoranville strikes tree while avoiding collision with Avon 10/09/1925:1 autoist, 04/30/1926:1 Pembroke and Bryantville motorists injured in accidents in Nemasket, Quincy man found guilty of leaving scene of accident, 04/30/1926:1 10/09/1925:1 Senechal collides with Veroni's auto on Wareham St, 04/30/1926:1 Saugus auto truck crashes into fire hydrant on Wareham St, L.O. Atwood's truck rear-ended while parked on Centre St, 10/09/1925:1 05/14/1926:1 Truck and auto from New Bedford collide on South Main St, Inquest held into death of John Nield in auto accident, 05/14/1926:2 10/16/1925:4 Eleanor DeMoranville struck by auto driven by Connecticut man, Claude Turkington's dog killed by passing autoist, 10/23/1925:1 05/14/1926:4 Everett Perkins and Fred Standish collide on Oak St, 10/23/1925:1 Road construction foreman Leo Courtney struck by auto driven by Glazaskas damages car trying to avoid dog, 10/23/1925:1 Holbrook man, 05/14/1926:5 Fred Standish claims not to be the aggressor in recent accident, Boston truck carrying horses founders on Benson St, 05/21/1926:1 10/30/1925:1 Providence driver runs into pile of wood on Highland St, 05/21/1926:1 Hollis Jackson tips truck at corner of Plymouth and Nemasket St, Judge Sullivan reports on inquest into death of Neild, 05/21/1926:5 10/30/1925:1 Thomas & Benn runaway horse novel scene on Centre St, 05/28/1926:1 Plymouth driver collides with boys on scooters, 10/30/1925:1 New Bedford driver knocks Keegan over, crashes into post office, Viola Spafford run down by East Freetown driver, 10/30/1925:1 05/28/1926:2 Herbert Ramsdell collides with Brockton driver at Oak and High St, Brockton driver runs into pole on Wareham St, 06/04/1926:2 11/06/1925:1 Della Gates' auto rear-ended on Miller St, 06/04/1926:2 Lake Shore Line conductor Percy Robbins sues town for damages 25 Drivers from Taunton and Millville in mishap at Everett Square, years ago, 11/06/1925:6 06/04/1926:2 Robert Fish collides with Tony Giberti on Taunton St, 11/13/1925:6 Joseph Teceno in auto mishap with Fall River driver in North Lakeville, Chelsea driver runs into parked car owned by Mertie Witbeck, 06/04/1926:2 11/20/1925:1 Frank Egger's auto struck by Malden driver on South Main St, John Williams runs fire truck into Robinson's store sign, 11/20/1925:1 06/11/1926:7 Chester Caswell's auto hit by Woonsocket driver at Everett and Centre Hurley's parked auto struck by Dorchester driver, 06/11/1926:7 St, 12/18/1925:1 Newly straightened road site of four accidents, 06/18/1926:1 Dr Baker's auto struck by New Bedford driver on Nickerson St, Drivers from Providence and Quincy collide near Central Cemetery, 12/18/1925:1 06/18/1926:6 Nickerson blinded by auto lights, runs into pedestrian Letourneau, Youngster Ivan Leroy Hodder killed in auto accident, 06/25/1926:1 12/18/1925:1 Brockton men pinned under overturned auto, 06/25/1926:3 Mrs Bisbee in slight collision with Woods Hole man at Main and Center Cosseboom's motorcycle collides with Perkins' auto on North Main St, St, 12/25/1925:1 06/25/1926:3 Bridgewater bus collides with East Carver auto at School and Peirce St, Harvey Thomas' auto tips over on Taunton Rd, 06/25/1926:3 01/01/1926:3 Driver of George Davison's bus, Roy Richmond, collides with Roxbury East Providence and West Wareham drivers in mishap at School and auto, 07/02/1926:1 Center St, 01/01/1926:3 Drivers from Taunton and Everett collide at Fall Brook, 07/02/1926:1 Frank Warna fined $15 for operating without a license after mishap at Novice driver, May Silva, runs into two cars on Union St, 07/02/1926:1 Everett and Arch St, 01/01/1926:3 Godfrey Robinson's auto collides with vehicle from Florida, 07/09/1926:1

319 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Autos from Brockton and Warren, RI collide at Everett Square, Harry Riggs collides with car driven by Robert Goodwin at Center and 07/09/1926:2 Pearl St, 09/17/1926:1 Cole's wagon struck by New Bedford & Onset Street Railway bus, Lowell driver runs car through fence in East Middleboro, 09/17/1926:1 07/09/1926:2 Auto driven by Rhode Island man collides with electric car, Emerson Chandler struck by Providence auto, 07/09/1926:2 09/24/1926:1 Frank Warren struck by DeMoranville's auto, 07/09/1926:2 Drivers from Brockton and Eastondale collide in Fall Brook, Willard Munroe struck by New Bedford auto, 07/09/1926:2 09/24/1926:1 Walter Gillis' car collides with truck on way back from Taunton, Shurtleff's truck and Boston auto collide, hit Shaw's parked vehicle, 07/09/1926:5 09/24/1926:1 Brockton and West Harwich autos collide at Everett and High St, Drivers from Taunton and South Somerset collide in North Lakeville, 07/16/1926:1 10/01/1926:1 Polisson & Athanasios truck in mixup with Readville driver at Center Driver Howlett Sherman strikes young Russell Grant on Centre St, and Oak St, 07/16/1926:1 10/08/1926:1 Taunton driver runs into Leon DeMoranville's car on Taunton Rd, Drivers from Attleboro and North Plymouth collide on Taunton Rd, 07/16/1926:1 10/08/1926:1 Lawrence Osborne flips auto avoiding kitten in road, 07/23/1926:1 Drivers from Brockton and Roxbury mix it up at Everett Square, New Bedford boy steps into path of Taunton vehicle on Barden Hill, 10/15/1926:1 07/23/1926:1 Driver Michael Cronan runs into George Descoulias, 10/22/1926:1 Plate glass window at Middleboro Clothing Co. broken by Matheson's Harold Dufur hit by auto operated by Mary Sheehan, 10/22/1926:1 auto, 07/23/1926:5 Benjamin Shaw collides with New Bedford truck on South Main St, New York driver arrested here for accident south of Wareham, 10/22/1926:3 07/30/1926:1 Drivers from Taunton and Plymouth collide at Pearl and Peirce St, A commendatory word to Lawrence Osborne (l) (Lover of Animals), 10/22/1926:3 07/30/1926:2 Plymouth driver skids onto electric tracks in North Lakeville, Somerville auto goes into the trees at Rock, 07/30/1926:3 10/22/1926:3 Jamaica Plain driver in mishap in South Middleboro, 08/06/1926:6 Fred Maddigan's auto collides with driver from Boston on the Plymouth William McNeil's auto struck by driver from Melrose, 08/06/1926:6 road, 10/29/1926:1 Autos from Boston and Worcester collide on Everett St, 08/13/1926:1 Myron Baxter files complaint against Boston man for leaving scene of James Dupree struck by auto driven by Howard Maxim, 08/13/1926:1 accident, 10/29/1926:3 Stephen Dexter struck by auto driven by George Monroe, 08/13/1926:1 East Bridgewater driver backs into Norma Ellis, 11/05/1926:1 Drivers from Taunton and Springfield collide at the Green, 08/20/1926:1 Everett driver strikes Dorothy Walker on her way to school, Fairhaven driver strikes Joseph Gagnon in Lakeville, 08/20/1926:2 11/05/1926:1 Nemasket Transportation Co. truck in mishap with Attleboro driver, Wareham driver reports hit-and-run on Wareham St, 11/05/1926:1 08/20/1926:2 Clarence Germaine collides with driver from New Bedford, Bad accident at South Middleboro between Newton Highlands and 11/12/1926:6 Mansfield drivers, 08/27/1926:1 Public Works truck driven by Washburn collides with auto from Charles Weeks in auto collision with Brockton driver, 08/27/1926:1 Harwich, 11/19/1926:1 Dedham driver runs into fence on curve north of South Middleboro, Arthur Thomas struck by car driven by Angelo Giberti, 12/03/1926:7 08/27/1926:1 Mr and Mrs Scagliarini injured in crash with Somerville truck, Edward Place's auto collides with McCarthy's truck at North and Oak St, 12/03/1926:7 08/27/1926:1 Roscoe Gerry struck by car driven by Halifax man, 12/03/1926:7 Finn's fish truck collides with LeBaron's ice truck on Barden Hill, Boston woman runs into pole avoiding dog, 12/10/1926:3 08/27/1926:1 John Dutra collides with Boston driver on icy road, 12/10/1926:3 John Cobb in mixup with New Bedford driver on Long Point Rd, Another driverless, runaway car on Centre St, 12/17/1926:1 08/27/1926:1 Davison's bus rear-ends auto driven by Elijah Ober, 12/17/1926:1 Arthur Shaw and Harry Mitchell collide in East Middleboro, George Washburn strikes auto operated by John Kelley, 12/17/1926:8 09/03/1926:1 Taunton driver skids on ice, car overturns, 12/24/1926:1 Cambridge man and Waltham woman collide at Rock, 09/03/1926:1 James Fasulo hit and dragged by auto driven by James McNeil, Cambridge man overturns car on South Main St, 09/03/1926:1 12/31/1926:1 Drivers from Dover and Winthrop collide near South Middleboro, Taunton man's car goes over embankment avoiding parked car, 09/03/1926:1 12/31/1926:1 Drivers from Wollaston and Brockton collide at Everett and Frank St, Public Works vehicle struck by bus at High and Oak St, 01/07/1927:1 09/03/1926:1 Shaw and Hayward collide on Pearl St, 01/07/1927:1 Lorenzo Gammons and Joseph Miniki crash at corner of Oak and Peirce Elwyn Lynde involved in three-car accident at Frank and Everett St, St, 09/03/1926:1 01/07/1927:4 Spavold auto collides with Arlington vehicle, 09/03/1926:1 Not one fatal accident here in 1926, 01/07/1927:4 Spring breaks on Hyannis truck, vehicle tips north of Door's corner, Rose Shaw in auto mishap on Pearl St, 01/14/1927:1 09/03/1926:1 Alfred Patterson's brakes fail, auto goes over cement wall, 01/21/1927:1 Upton and New Bedford drivers collide at East Main and Montello St, Littlejohn's auto badly damaged in collision with Allison, 01/21/1927:1 09/03/1926:1 Rochester auto and Boston truck collide on Wareham St, 01/21/1927:1 Auto runs into Dupont's show window, 09/10/1926:1 Thomas Nichols' auto skids on icy road, strikes Grace Burt, Bessie Thomas hit by auto driven by Everett man, 09/10/1926:1 01/21/1927:1 New Bedford & Onset bus struck by Taunton auto near Fall Brook Adrian Jones' auto strikes car driven by Brockton man, 01/28/1927:1 Farm, 09/10/1926:1 Autos from Haverhill and New Bedford collide at Everett Square, Roxbury driver runs into pole on Wareham St, 09/10/1926:1 01/28/1927:1 Car driven by Brockton man nearly goes into sluiceway, 09/17/1926:1 Brockton driver loses control on Summer St, tips over, 01/28/1927:1 Connecticut man runs into tree in North Lakeville, 09/17/1926:1 Hyannis man's auto overturns, catches on fire, 01/28/1927:1 Driver from Plymouth crashes into truck driven by Harold Gates, William MacNeill thrown from auto after colliding with Cushing Co. 09/17/1926:1 truck, 01/28/1927:1

320 Middleboro Gazette Index 1925 - 1929

Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. George Stiles crashes into telephone pole on Everett St, 02/11/1927:1 Philip Smith's machine collides with motorcycle at Pearl and Center St, George Tate struck down by auto operated by Brockton man, 09/09/1927:1 02/11/1927:1 Three-car collision at Fall Brook Farm corner, 09/09/1927:1 John Benson's auto collides with Lloyd Thomas' car at Benton and Robert Crosier struck by Wholan driving Sears truck, 09/09/1927:5 Webster St, 02/11/1927:1 Roy Pendleton in auto accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:7 Youngster Fred Galfre struck by auto driven by Paul Horsman, Stoughton autoists narrowly escape drowning, 09/16/1927:1 02/11/1927:1 McDonald found not guilty of reckless driving in death of Hermit, Brockton driver fined $25 after hitting Tate, 02/18/1927:1 09/30/1927:1 Nolan's touring car collides with Panesis' truck on Everett St, Henry Ryder in collision with Somerville driver in South Middleboro, 02/18/1927:5 10/14/1927:1 Warren Harlow collides with Bridgewater driver on Summer St curve, East Taunton driver in court after striking Helen Hoard, 10/21/1927:1 03/04/1927:1 Edwin Ryder hits deer with auto, 10/21/1927:4 A. Whitman Higgins runs into telephone pole in Rock, 03/18/1927:3 Edna May Brown's auto struck by Tribou driving USDA vehicle, Henry Millette collides with motorcycle on Center St, 03/18/1927:9 11/04/1927:5 Shying horse causes death on Wareham St, 03/18/1927:9 Elsie Arnold victim of hit-and-run on Everett St, 11/04/1927:5 Brockton and Providence drivers in slight accident on Wareham St, Out-of-towners collide in South Middleboro, 11/04/1927:5 04/15/1927:1 Ralph Gregory and Anders Martenson collide on Oak St, 11/04/1927:5 Boston and Mattapan drivers in head-on collision in South Middleboro, Arthur Goodnough finds overturned truck on way home from Acushnet, 04/22/1927:1 11/11/1927:2 East Weymouth driver side swipes pole in Lakeville, 04/22/1927:1 Alice Spencer collides with pole while avoiding truck, 11/25/1927:3 Newcombe collides with Worcester driver at Star Ave and East Main St, Connecticut driver collides with auto from North Brighton, 04/29/1927:1 11/25/1927:3 Brockton and New Bedford drivers collide at four corners, 05/13/1927:1 Drivers from Raynham and Taunton collide on Wareham St, Mrs Rupert Lucas rear-ends South Boston vehicle at four corners, 12/02/1927:1 05/13/1927:1 Ellis Stahl in collision with Brockton driver, 12/30/1927:6 Leita Hooper's auto overturns on Wareham St, 05/27/1927:9 Dean's truck collides with LeBarnes' truck on Plympton St, Four minor mishaps over busy holiday weekend, 06/03/1927:1 01/13/1928:1 Near fatality at Titicut railroad crossing, 06/17/1927:2 South Boston man struck by Holt's auto on Wareham St, 01/20/1928:10 LeBarnes' gravel truck collides with Gibbs' auto on Plympton St, Frank Orrall in head-on collision with Plymouth driver, 01/27/1928:3 06/17/1927:4 Florence McCarthy collides with machine operated by Edmund Providence and Taunton drivers collide on Wareham St, 06/24/1927:5 Delaney, 02/03/1928:1 Cannon's truck hits pole after steering gear fails, 07/01/1927:1 Lewis Shaw's rear wheel snaps off after skid, 02/03/1928:1 Trinque's wagon struck by Medford auto on Everett St, 07/22/1927:1 Beals' auto strikes stone avoiding collision with Bermans' truck, Arlene Davis struck by Cambridge driver on Centre St, 07/29/1927:1 02/10/1928:1 Dorchester driver rear-ends Wellesley driver in heavy traffic, George Donner damages car in collision with pole, 02/24/1928:8 07/29/1927:1 Clarence Shaw in collision with Onset driver at Cushman and Wareham Drivers from Roslindale and Stoneham collide on Wareham St, St, 03/02/1928:3 07/29/1927:1 Coach from Rhode Island and sedan from Fairhaven collide at Taunton Edward Hermit fatally injured when struck by McDonald's auto, and Bedford St, 03/09/1928:2 07/29/1927:1 Charles Bourne in collision with driver from Brockton on state road to Lucy Westgate's auto struck by Providence driver at Wareham and Bridgewater, 03/16/1928:1 Benton St, 07/29/1927:1 Driver Albert Soule strikes youngster Paul Jolly, 03/16/1928:1 Brockton driver hits tree on School St, 08/05/1927:1 Newton Highlands driver overturns car in South Middleboro, Car owned by Boston business goes over embankment near South 03/23/1928:1 Middleboro, 08/05/1927:1 Michael Sheehan tips car, lands in brook on Thompson St, 04/06/1928:1 Drivers from New Jersey and Medford collide on Wareham St, Whittier Pittsley struck by car while pushing wheelbarrow, 08/05/1927:1 04/06/1928:1 Ella Coombs' car overturns in rough patch on way here from Myricks, Stanulewicz collides with Providence driver on Wareham St, 08/12/1927:1 04/13/1928:7 Worcester driver loses control of car on Wareham St, 08/12/1927:1 Tillson, Penniman, and Schlueter in auto mishap on slippery road, Andrew Wrightington collides with Attleboro driver on Wareham St, 04/20/1928:1 08/19/1927:1 Louis Duprey in collision with Attleboro driver, 04/27/1928:1 Brockton drivers collide, 08/19/1927:1 Taunton man in mishap in East Middleboro, 04/27/1928:1 Herbert Hopkins backs into Shrewsbury driver, 08/19/1927:1 Foot of Barden Hill site of too many mishaps, 05/11/1928:1 Alma Gibbs struck by auto on Centre St, 08/19/1927:6 Attleboro and North Carver drivers collide, 05/11/1928:10 Lowell and Carver drivers collide head-on at Everett and North St, Charles Bourne fined $20 after collision with Brockton vehicle, 08/26/1927:5 05/25/1928:1 Annie Purdon collides with West Roxbury driver on Everett St, Thomastown school bus in mishap, 05/25/1928:1 09/02/1927:1 LaBonville skids, collides with truck, children injured, 05/25/1928:3 Ashland autoist and Taunton motorcyclist collide, passenger dies, West Barnstable and Brockton drivers in mishap on Everett St, 09/02/1927:1 05/25/1928:3 Paul Gamache collides with Pennsylvania driver on Centre St, Plymouth driver injured when steering gear on truck fails, 06/08/1928:1 09/02/1927:1 Harold Nickerson struck by auto, dies, 06/08/1928:9 Plymouth driver knocks over hydrant while avoiding children, Somerville driver loses control, wrecks auto in South Middleboro, 09/02/1927:1 06/22/1928:2 Report on inquest into death of Edward Hermot, 09/02/1927:5 South Middleboro flagman Henry Wilcox victim of hit-and-run, Dougald Logan's auto collides with tree, overturns at Oak and Courtland 06/22/1928:7 St, 09/09/1927:1 William Connors collides with Dover driver at Sachem and Thomas St, Nine injured in accident at Houdlett's corner, 09/09/1927:1 06/22/1928:8

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Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Auto from East Wareham damages Pilgrim Trail tablet at South Main Word of gratitude after son's accident (l) (Alice Day Heath), and Wareham St, 07/06/1928:1 12/28/1928:3 Jamaica Plain auto hits William Paul's auto from behind at Everett and Elmer Bryant hospitalized after struck by auto from West Medford, North St, 07/06/1928:1 01/11/1929:1 Autos from Waltham and Taunton collide on Wareham St, 07/20/1928:9 South Middleboro school bus overturns after cut off by Dorchester Whitman man injured when car overturns, 07/20/1928:9 driver, 01/11/1929:1 Kazimer Znotin's auto overturns at Muttock, 07/27/1928:1 Michael Sheehan pleads guilty on charges stemming from collision with Brockton driver rear-ends another Brockton driver in South Middleboro, Leo Clark, 01/25/1929:3 08/03/1928:2 Roslindale man strikes Westgate of Marion, 01/25/1929:10 Ella Harvey struck by Somerville driver on Wareham St, 08/03/1928:2 Chatham driver skids into telephone pole, 03/01/1929:3 Fred Dow's auto struck by Bridgewater driver on Wareham St, Hattie LeBaron's auto saved from overturning by snow bank, 08/03/1928:2 03/01/1929:3 Stuart Flanders struck by New Bedford driver at Wareham and Smith St, Icy conditions cause New Bedford car to overturn, 03/01/1929:3 08/03/1928:2 Icy conditions cause Wareham driver to go through guard rail, Young Edith Dupre struck, injured by auto driven by Atlantic man, 03/01/1929:3 08/03/1928:2 Weeman and Newcomb collide at North and East Main St, 03/08/1929:3 Driver held blameless in death of 7-year-old Nickerson, 08/10/1928:1 Boston truck crashes into Duffany's blacksmith shop, 03/15/1929:3 New driver loses control of auto in heavy traffic, 08/10/1928:2 George Shaw in mishap with Attleboro driver on Wareham St, Taunton drivers collide at Webster and Benton St, 08/10/1928:2 04/05/1929:6 Young Celia Wolski hit by auto driven by Ralph Soule, 08/17/1928:4 William Curley's car overturns after colliding with Brockton driver, Albert Keyes' auto runs into Miller's parked car on Oak St, 08/24/1928:1 04/12/1929:6 Manuel Fred, Jr. loses control of auto on Sachem St, 08/24/1928:1 Belmont's auto skids, strikes tree at Oak and Southwick St, Taunton and North Carver drivers collide at Highland and Spruce St, 04/19/1929:1 08/24/1928:1 Drivers from Pocasset and Provincetown in mishap on Wareham St, A. Tremaine Smith receives reward for police work in Wilcox death, 04/19/1929:3 08/31/1928:1 Randolph man breaks through guard rail at Dead Man's curve, Herbert Thomas' leg broken in collision with auto, 08/31/1928:1 04/19/1929:3 Henry Walker's auto collides with car from Dorchester, 08/31/1928:2 Taunton and Providence drivers collide on Taunton St, 04/26/1929:1 Westgate's car struck by auto occupied by Mrs Henry, 08/31/1928:2 Newcomb collides with Sousa's parked car in thick weather, Boston driver knocks down sign post at Four Corners, 08/31/1928:8 05/17/1929:1 Henry Walker sideswipes Collins' auto and runs into Dorchester car, Wilbur collides with Healey at Courtland, Oak, and Alden St, 08/31/1928:8 05/31/1929:6 Joseph Gabrey collides with Mattapan driver at Sachem and Wood St, East Taunton auto goes over embankment on Taunton Rd, 06/07/1929:2 08/31/1928:8 Head-on collision in Lakeville, 06/07/1929:3 Vehicles from Brockton and Campello collide at Everett and North St, William Isabel injured in collision between Samuel Isabel and Edward 08/31/1928:8 Ouillette, 06/14/1929:1 Vehicles from South Boston and Cambridge collide on Cape road, Borsari backs Panesis' truck into auto driven by Katherine Wright, 08/31/1928:8 06/14/1929:4 Drivers from Medford Hillside and Arlington collide at Arch and Thelma Sawyer's auto struck by driver from Fall River, 06/14/1929:4 Everett St, 09/07/1928:2 John Cobb's truck damaged in collision with New Bedford driver, Onset car discovered wrecked and empty between Rock and South 06/21/1929:1 Middleboro, 09/28/1928:1 Plympton man hits hydrant on Center St, 06/21/1929:3 John Houlihan nearly killed after ride on running board, 10/05/1928:1 Wareham man struck down by auto driven by Brooklyn man, East Providence auto goes through guard rail on Rochester-Middleboro 06/21/1929:6 line, 10/12/1928:1 Drivers from Newport and Quincy collide at four corners, 06/28/1929:3 Francis Bissonnete's ear injured in auto mishap, 10/19/1928:1 Revere auto goes into ditch on Murdock St, 06/28/1929:3 Drivers from Milton and Roxbury collide on Everett St, 10/19/1928:2 New Bedford woman steps in front of auto in Lakeville, 06/28/1929:6 West Medford driver collides with pole on Wareham St, 10/19/1928:2 Avon driver crashes into auto from Plympton, 07/05/1929:1 Gladys Oliver struck by auto operated by Sheldon Kelley, 10/26/1928:6 Bee causes accident on Cape road, 07/05/1929:1 Dennisport and South Hanson drivers collide at Fall Brook corner, Boston woman crowded off road on Summer St, 07/05/1929:1 11/16/1928:1 Frequency of mishaps at Summer and Murdock St suggests need for Randolph driver crashes into pole in South Middleboro, 11/16/1928:1 change, 07/05/1929:1 Sidney Thomas' auto struck by Medford driver on Wareham St, Youth charged with leaving the scene of Wilcox hit-and-run, 11/16/1928:1 07/06/1929:4 Victor Allen's auto collides with Edward Coombs' car on Cherry St, Dorr's corner accident involves autos from four states, 07/12/1929:1 11/16/1928:1 Work commences at Summer and Murdock St, 07/12/1929:1 Autos wrecked in collision between Frederick Pratt and Lewis Shaw, Youngster on tricycle, Yukna, struck by auto driven by Moronne, 11/30/1928:1 07/12/1929:1 Drivers from West Wareham and Brockton collide at Highland and Worcester woman runs into tree at Robinson's, 07/12/1929:6 Spruce St, 11/30/1928:1 Autos from East Braintree and Newton Highlands collide near Fairview John Crowley of Milton dies in auto accident, 12/07/1928:1 St, 07/19/1929:1 Caldwell auto skids and overturns coming from Plymouth, 12/07/1928:2 Hyde Park auto strikes tree on Everett St, 07/19/1929:1 Henry and Lewis Shaw injured in head-on collision, 12/07/1928:2 Mishap at State Farm ties up traffic, 07/19/1929:1 Mrs Hiram Caldwell breaks wrist in auto accident, 12/14/1928:8 Truck from Roxbury strikes light standard on Centre St, 07/19/1929:1 Gallagher pinned beneath car after skidding and rolling over, Weeman pulls out into traffic, struck by Falmouth auto, 07/19/1929:1 12/14/1928:11 Charlestown truck demolishes cement mixer on Wareham St, Alexander Heath, Jr. nearly wrecks car on Plymouth Rd, 12/28/1928:1 07/19/1929:4 Dedham driver arrested after auto/wagon accident with Clark, East Milton truck goes over embankment near Sampson place, 12/28/1928:1 07/19/1929:4

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Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Traffic Accidents – Automobiles cont. Antone Inglese collides with auto driven by John Oliver, 07/26/1929:1 Driver-in-training collides with Cambridge auto on Taunton St, Atlantic driver rear-ended by Woburn driver, 07/26/1929:1 11/15/1929:6 Bicyclist John Parris struck by Halifax autoist, 07/26/1929:1 Fred McGregor rear-ends wagon on Wareham St, 11/15/1929:6 Drivers from Brockton and Plymouth collide on Cape road, John Oliver collides with Dorchester auto near railroad station, 07/26/1929:1 11/15/1929:6 Fall River driver rear-ended by Woburn driver, 07/26/1929:1 Ralph Hathaway run down by auto driven by Arnold Sloan, Frederick Eayrs and Howard Robbins collide on North Main St, 12/06/1929:1 07/26/1929:1 Ralph Hathaway's leg and hip fractured in auto accident, 12/13/1929:1 Motorcyclist Rice strikes Cambridge auto on Wareham St, 07/26/1929:1 Rev Helvie has accident in slippery conditions, 12/13/1929:1 Sawyer, Joseph Florend, injured in auto accident, 07/26/1929:7 Slippery conditions send Fall River auto off the road, 12/13/1929:4 Brockton driver crashes into fence near Nemasket River, 08/02/1929:1 Wilson Scudder's truck skids on ice, rolls over, 12/13/1929:4 Chester Sylvester's parked car struck by Harwichport driver, Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles 08/02/1929:1 Frightened horse runs into Brockton auto on Center St, 06/26/1925:1 Jane Snow turns in front of Bartlett Perkins' auto, 08/02/1929:1 William Shaw's horse-rake struck by auto, 07/31/1925:1 John Silva's auto struck by Taunton driver at Lincoln and Wareham St, Ouillett's horses frightened by coal car at rail station, run into auto, 08/02/1929:1 09/18/1925:1 Quincy driver collides with Westford driver in heavy traffic, Herbert Sears' auto collides with horse and wagon driven by Edna 08/02/1929:1 Benson, 01/01/1926:3 Amos Buckman collides with Hyannis car, 08/09/1929:7 Teamster Perry Payzant and horse killed instantly by train, 03/26/1926:2 Drivers from Brockton and Somerville collide at Center and School St, Cole's wagon struck by New Bedford & Onset Street Railway bus, 08/09/1929:7 07/09/1926:2 Drivers from Mattapan and New London, CT collide at Center and Oak Shying horse causes death on Wareham St, 03/18/1927:9 St, 08/09/1929:7 Inquest held into death of Frank Peck, 04/08/1927:1 Drivers from Taunton and Bourne in serious mixup at Fall Brook, Trinque's wagon struck by Medford auto on Everett St, 07/22/1927:1 08/09/1929:7 Dedham driver arrested after auto/wagon accident with Clark, Drivers from West Newton, Melrose, and North Attleboro in mixup on 12/28/1928:1 Cape road, 08/09/1929:7 Elliott's wagon shaft breaks when horse catches foot on rail, Littlejohn procures flagstaff for First Congregational, demolished by 02/01/1929:2 autoist, 08/16/1929:1 Ryder's wagon wheel break when horse attempts to turn, 02/01/1929:2 Bad accident at River St and Bridgewater road, 08/16/1929:8 Fred McGregor rear-ends wagon on Wareham St, 11/15/1929:6 Whitman autoist rear-ends car from Wollaston, 08/16/1929:8 Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles (25 years ago) Triple auto collision on Barden Hill, 08/23/1929:2 Electric car strikes Caswell's team, 11/20/1925:7 Grace Tribou collides with New York auto at Dorr's corner, F.C. King's runaway horse breaks all records, 11/27/1925:6 08/30/1929:7 Charles Soule's horse takes fright at electric cars, 04/02/1926:7 Edward McCarthy's auto leaves the road on Plymouth St, 09/06/1929:2 Bryant & Soule four-horse team capsizes on Fuller St, 08/03/1928:6 Morrone car collides with Chelmsford Center auto, 09/06/1929:2 Plympton sleigh overturns in front of post office, 01/11/1929:8 Autoist Charles Kennedy runs down young James Stafford, Traffic Accidents - Horse-Drawn Vehicles (50 years ago) 09/06/1929:3 McAllister, Drake, and Barney unhurt when carriage overturns, Ennes' auto collides with Dorchester motorcycle at Everett Square, 01/09/1925:7 09/20/1929:2 Briggs' team collides with Lucas' team, 03/27/1925:8 Edward Curley's auto collides with driver from Bridgewater, Hagen suffers carriage accident, 04/17/1925:7 09/27/1929:1 Cushman's horse frightened by traveling troupe, 06/12/1925:6 Mrs Richard Hinckley tips auto on Wareham St after avoiding dog, Runaway horse collides with Cole's buggy, 09/25/1925:7 09/27/1929:1 L.S. Hopkins, Jr's runaway horse kills Jacob Tinkham, 11/20/1925:7 State patrolman Eliason struck by Bridgewater auto, 09/27/1929:1 Tobey and Eldridge tangle up carriages, 11/27/1925:6 Young Edith Dudley struck by auto driven by Brockton man, Rash of runaways, 01/01/1926:7 09/27/1929:1 Fish man Randall Hathaway runs into Samuel Bourne's bakery cart, Adams driver strikes Marion auto, 10/04/1929:1 01/21/1927:6 Dedham and Providence drivers collide near Rock, 10/04/1929:1 Gibbs recovers from injures resulting from runaway horse, 02/11/1927:8 Drivers from New Bedford and East Wareham collide at Center and Levi Tinkham and Henry Tribou in carriage collision, 02/18/1927:6 Main St, 10/18/1929:1 Hiram Tillson's horse runs away, wrecks express wagon, 09/14/1928:8 Roy Shaw collides with motorcycle officer Keegan on Plymouth St, Jenckes and Crossman injured in carriage mishap, 03/22/1929:8 10/18/1929:1 John Carver's horse gets away with carriage, 06/07/1929:8 Auto struck in soft shoulder on Cape road, 10/18/1929:2 Train runs into Ashley's grocery wagon, 09/27/1929:7 Springfield driver falls asleep at the wheel, 10/18/1929:2 Nut comes off axle, Vaughan thrown out of carriage, 12/13/1929:10 Herbert Guild in collision with Cranston, RI autoist, 10/25/1929:1 Traffic Accidents - Motorcycles Providence man arrested after striking Mary Barta, 10/25/1929:1 David Anderson collides with Providence auto on Centre St, Drivers from Carver and Plymouth collide on Plymouth road, 05/29/1925:1 10/25/1929:4 Haskins' motorcycle struck in rear by Taunton driver, 07/10/1925:1 Highway Department employee Clark struck by George Smith's auto, Motorcycle skids, Charles Kennedy thrown, 07/17/1925:2 10/25/1929:4 Henry Higgins thrown from motorcycle, 07/24/1925:1 New Bedford auto flipped on side on Cape road, 10/25/1929:4 Officer Pittsley in mishap with Boston truck, 08/14/1925:6 Rufus Blair collides with Kingston auto at Peirce and Pearl St, Cosseboom's motorcycle collides with Perkins' auto on North Main St, 10/25/1929:4 06/25/1926:3 Everett Bowen escapes injury when auto skids, rolls over, 11/01/1929:1 Wilfred Boutin injures knee in fall from motorcycle, 05/27/1927:3 Cordeiro in mixup with Pawtucket driver at Center and Pearl St, Ashland autoist and Taunton motorcyclist collide, passenger dies, 11/01/1929:6 09/02/1927:1 Cranston driver loses control of auto in South Middleboro, 11/01/1929:6 Philip Smith's machine collides with motorcycle at Pearl and Center St, Pedestrian Robideaux struck by autoist from Swansea, 11/08/1929:5 09/09/1927:1

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Traffic Accidents – Motorcycles cont. Travel cont. Austin Sherman allegedly under the influence in mishap on Wareham Marion Atwood returns from two-moth Mediterranean cruise, St, 11/11/1927:1 03/30/1928:2 Motorcyclist Rice strikes Cambridge auto on Wareham St, 07/26/1929:1 Mr and Mrs A.B. Atwood sail for Mediterranean, 01/25/1929:7 Ennes' auto collides with Dorchester motorcycle at Everett Square, Mr and Mrs Alfred Whitford plan world tour, 08/30/1929:1 09/20/1929:2 Travelers' Rest State patrolman Eliason struck by Bridgewater auto, 09/27/1929:1 O.C. Wentworth proprietor, Murdock St (ad), 02/13/1925:5 Roy Shaw collides with motorcycle officer Keegan on Plymouth St, Travers, Orrin 10/18/1929:1 Daughter born, 02/13/1925:1 Traffic Regulations Treeman, George E. see also Reckless Driving; Speed Limits and Speeding Wed to Elnora G. Pratt, 08/31/1928:4 Joseph Teceno charged with traffic violation, 06/12/1925:1 Trees Charges against Matheson placed on file, 08/21/1925:1 see also Forests Charles Gaskin fined $25 for failure to stop when signaled by police New office, tree warden, to be filled at town meeting 25 years ago, officer, 02/12/1926:1 01/09/1925:7 Eric Fagerberg fined $10 for "cutting off", 07/08/1927:1 H.J. Goodale appointed tree warden, 01/30/1925:1 Isadore Swetlowich fined $10 for cutting out of line, 07/27/1928:1 S.N. Shiverick new tree warden 25 years ago, 02/27/1925:3 Harold Whitman fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching Fine for defacing public shade trees 25 years ago, 05/15/1925:7 intersection, 11/01/1929:2 Pearl St residents don't want maples removed 25 years ago, Fisk, Lavelley, Serra, and Shaw fined $10 for failure to slow when 05/15/1925:7 approaching intersection, 11/08/1929:2 In defense of shade trees (l) (Allan R. Thatcher), 10/23/1925:1 Garabed Kayajan in court on motor vehicle charge, 12/06/1929:8 Frank Orrall cuts down grandfather of all oak trees, 01/22/1926:1 Kayajan discharged on traffic violation, 12/20/1929:1 Tree planting budget discussed at town meeting, 02/12/1926:1 Traffic Signs and Signals Row of large apple trees on Peirce estate cut down 25 years ago, New red, yellow, and green signal planned for busy intersections, 01/21/1927:6 04/08/1927:2 Proposed budget for 1927 (t), 02/11/1927:9 New signal at Center, North Main, South Main, and Wareham St first of John LeBaron and others plant sugar maples on West St 50 years ago, its kind here, 04/29/1927:1 05/06/1927:6 Signal at Four Corners fails to relieve congestion, 07/01/1927:2 Warden battles elm leaf beetle 25 years ago, 05/20/1927:7 Spotlight placed at Four Corners, 08/19/1927:5 Lavine Bros., foresters, Plympton St (ad), 09/30/1927:8 Beacon light at Four Corners unsuccessful, 11/11/1927:1 Andrew Pickens plants row of ornamentals on Main St 50 years ago, About a dozen warning signs installed around town 25 years ago, 08/03/1928:6 05/17/1929:7 High school class of 1929 presents gift of trees, 09/06/1929:3 Fire and police signal mistaken for traffic light, 08/09/1929:1 Treferthern, J. Four Corners in need of light, 11/08/1929:1 Employed at State Farm, 01/14/1927:3 Proposed at selectmen's meeting for safety of citizenry, 11/08/1929:3 Trefethen, M.E. Lights at Four Corners discussed at selectmen's meeting, 12/06/1929:5 Sells Centre St cottage to Joseph Silva, 04/23/1926:1 Fire alarm at Centre and South Main St labeled to avoid confusion, Trenouth, Charles 12/13/1929:1 Wed to Frances McFarlin, 01/09/1925:4 Selectmen vote to erect signal at Peirce and School St, 12/20/1929:2 Wedding described, 01/09/1925:9 Trafford, William Trespassing Resides in Marlboro, 09/24/1926:1 Taunton man arrested for trespassing on Lillian Rice's land, Tramps (see Vagrancy) 06/22/1928:10 Trask, Charles E. Tribou, Charles Carver man dies at age 72, 02/04/1927:4 Daughter born, 07/05/1929:4 Obituary, 02/11/1927:9 Tribou, Charles H. Traum, Mrs S.W. Purchases herring privileges 25 years ago, 04/19/1929:6 Resides in Cincinnati, OH, 09/03/1926:3 Tribou, Georgia I. Traum, S.W. Obituary, 05/27/1927:1 Mother dies in Cincinnati, OH, 08/27/1926:3 Wife of George H. dies at age 47, 05/27/1927:4 Traum, Wilhelmie Tribou, Grace W. Wed to Carlyle Tuttle Boynton, 07/03/1925:4 Collides with New York auto at Dorr's corner, 08/30/1929:7 Wedding described, 07/03/1925:6 Tribou, Henry Travassos, Frank Takes first prize for matched horses at Brockton fair 50 years ago, Case of drunkenness continued, 01/21/1927:3 10/09/1925:8 Found unconscious and badly frozen, 01/06/1928:1 And Levi Tinkham in carriage collision 50 years ago, 02/18/1927:6 Travel Tribou, Josiah see also Africa; Americas; Asia; Europe Purchases house lot on School St from Crossman 50 years ago, Mr and Mrs William Eaton leave for tour of Europe and north Africa, 06/25/1926:8 02/06/1925:1 Tribou, Mearl Rev. Chappell speaks to Central Congregational Men's class on trip to Aunt dies in North Attleboro, 06/22/1928:2 Holy Land, 03/06/1925:1 Tribou, Mearle Augustine Ouellette returns after few years in Sandwich Islands, Clerk at Whitman's department store, 07/31/1925:2 05/15/1925:4 Resigns from Powrie & Ryder, 08/24/1928:5 Harry Sparrow sails the world with Gamaliel Thomas 50 years ago, Tribou, Merle 01/13/1928:6 Employed at Whitman's Department Store, 08/13/1926:2, 09/02/1927:1 Marion Atwood sails from New York for Mediterranean cruise, Tribou, Nahum 01/20/1928:2 Page in MA House of Representatives 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Mr and Mrs Harry Sampson travel to Middle East and Paris, Page in MA House of Representatives 50 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 02/10/1928:1

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Tribou, Nahum M. Tripp, James B. Brief biography (p), 05/03/1929:1 South Hanson man dies at age 54, 02/19/1926:4 Orrin Webster's Warrentown home destroyed by fire, 08/09/1929:2 Obituary, 02/26/1926:6 C.J. Fillmore sells Tribou estate to Rodman Robinson 25 years ago, Tripp, John B. 12/20/1929:7 Star Mills engineer resigns 25 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Tribou, Ralph E. Tripp, Joseph F. Edna May Brown's auto struck by Tribou driving USDA vehicle, Obituary, 12/06/1929:1 11/04/1927:5 New Bedford man dies at age 79, 12/06/1929:6 Tribou, William E. Tripp, Lewis Purchases Richmondtown wood lot from Frank Hall, 12/23/1927:2 Daughter born, 09/04/1925:7 Trinque, Dennis Tripp, Linnie Infant son of Joseph D. and Blanche Smith dies, 11/19/1926:4 Engaged to Edwin H. Phinney, 10/16/1925:1 Son born, 05/10/1929:4 Wedding described, 02/05/1926:1 Trinque, George Wed to Edward H. Phinney, 02/05/1926:4 Fined $10 for drunkenness, two months for assaulting an officer, Tripp, Mrs Ralph 09/07/1928:1 Recovering from influenza, 12/18/1925:6 Trinque, Louis Tripp, Ralph Wagon struck by Medford auto on Everett St, 07/22/1927:1 Resigns from Thomas Bros., 05/08/1925:1 Trinque, Lucy Employed as carpenter in Wareham, 05/08/1925:6 Engaged to James Murphy, 09/20/1929:1 Employed with Wareham contractor, 02/12/1926:4 Wedding described, 10/04/1929:1 Secures position at Narragansett Milling Co., 12/31/1926:5 Wed to James A. Murphy, 10/04/1929:4 Janitor at South Middleboro ME Church, 02/18/1927:6 Trinque, Lucy M. Daughter born, 03/23/1928:6 Engaged to James A. Murphy, 09/06/1929:4 Tripp, Ralph W. Triple F (club) Daughter born, 03/16/1928:4 Young married women in Lakeville form club, 03/01/1929:6 Tripp, Roger Tripp, _.F. Breaks elbow on steps, 07/05/1929:1 Walter Tripp resigns from store 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Tripp, Russell Tripp, A.H. Under quarantine for measles, 04/20/1928:9 Instructor at MA College of Pharmacy 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Contestant in local spelling bee (p), 04/12/1929:3 Tripp, Angie Tripp, Timothy Descendant of Isaac Perkins, 06/07/1929:2 Brisk business in ice cream 25 years ago, 08/28/1925:6 Employed by Mary Deane, 06/07/1929:2 Tripp, Walter Tripp, Annie Purchases confectionery in Dorchester 25 years ago, 01/22/1926:7 Descendant of Isaac Perkins, 06/14/1929:9 Tripp, Walter E. Tripp, Arthur H. Resigns from Tripp's store 25 years ago, 08/14/1925:7 Alterations made to Centre St building occupied by Middleboro Tripp, Willard Clothing Co., 05/21/1926:5 Obituary, 10/21/1927:4 Purchases flourishing drug business in Ashmont 25 years ago, Tripp, Willard L. 04/08/1927:7 Dies at age 45, 10/14/1927:4 Car stolen in Wollaston, 06/14/1929:1 Tripp's Candy Kitchen Tripp, Barbara see also B.F. Tripp Co. New victim of measles epidemic, 05/25/1928:9 Peanut brittle (ad), 01/16/1925:3 Tripp, Benjamin F. Employs Bernice Maranville, 07/10/1925:5 Dies 25 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Employs Zola Anderson, 07/30/1926:3 Tripp, B.F. Employs Mrs Fred Mills, 08/06/1926:6 see also B.F. Tripp Co. Employs Bernice Maranville, 08/13/1926:7 Erects building between Coffin's and Jenckes' stores 50 years ago, Agrees to keep store open as bus waiting room, 09/24/1926:4 05/28/1926:7 Adds 750-lb, marble table to appointments 25 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Packard's building to adjoin Tripp's 50 years ago, 07/16/1926:7 James McQuade makes unusual peanut taffy at Tripp's, 01/07/1927:1 New frozen treat, sherbet, 07/29/1927:6 Employs Lillian Thayer, 08/19/1927:5 Purchases confectionery in Bridgewater 50 years ago, 12/21/1928:6 Employs Mrs Clifton Maranville, 01/06/1928:2 Sells about 10,000 oranges 50 years ago, 03/01/1929:8 New linoleum installed, 09/28/1928:1 Provides patented lighter for cigar customers 50 years ago, 08/30/1929:7 Employs Mrs William Thayer, 08/02/1929:2 Tripp, C.H. Employs Howard Anderson, 08/23/1929:1 Auto for hire (ad), 02/17/1928:8 Trites, Howard Tripp, Elizabeth Baylies Son born, 03/22/1929:1 Engaged to Julien Joslin Edgerly, 10/02/1925:1 Trites, Percy Wedding described, 06/18/1926:1 Implicated in break-ins at Kingston, 01/07/1927:4 Wed to Julien Joslin Edgerly, 06/18/1926:4 Gets five to seven for break-in, 03/04/1927:5 Tripp, Harris Trito, John Employed at Narragansett Milling Co., 04/09/1926:6 Fined $10 for selling poor milk, 04/27/1928:1 Tripp, Herbert L. Tritos, John Employed in Malden 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 And Nicholas Dascouleas purchase Lovell building on Centre St from First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Andrew Pasztor, 03/19/1926:2 Tripp, H.L. Renovates and updates restaurant in Lovell block, 04/30/1926:1 Elite Concert Trio performs in East Raynham 25 years ago, Trocchi, Albert Joseph 02/27/1925:3 Born to Ermando and Rose Giberti, 04/01/1927:1 Tripp, James Trocchi, Ermando Dies after long illness, 02/26/1926:7 Son born, 04/01/1927:1

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Trocchi, Rose Giberti Tucker, Elisha Son born, 04/01/1927:1 Builds addition to barn 50 years ago, 06/19/1925:6 Trolleys (see Electric Railroads) Robinson and Fairbanks purchase homestead 50 years ago, Truancy 01/20/1928:7 School Committee names truant officers 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Buried 50 years ago, 06/22/1928:7 Trucking Baptist church trustee dies 50 years ago, 08/10/1928:8 see also Moving, Household Estate sells land to Jacob Sparrow 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 F.J. Corsini, trucking and tractor work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Orchard sold to Peirce estate 50 years ago, 04/05/1929:6 Joseph Letourneau, cellars and backyards cleaned, light trucking (ad), Tucker, George F. 03/13/1925:10 Announces candidacy for Representative, 08/17/1928:4 H.C. Perkins, sand and gravel, 40 School St (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Tucker, George Fox Jessie Hall, trucking, jobbing, ice (ad), 04/29/1927:8 Publishes book How to Deal with Banks (ad), 04/03/1925:5 Joseph Dutra, poultry and dairy feed, trucking (ad), 03/09/1928:10 "Appreciative Mother" pays tribute to book (l), 05/22/1925:7 A.V. Boucher, trucking of all kinds (ad), 07/12/1929:8 Announces candidacy for Congress (ad), 07/09/1926:1 True, Elizabeth Josephine Lawyer moves from New Bedford to Middleboro 25 years ago, Born to J.E., 04/15/1927:7 07/29/1927:6 True, J.E. Obituary (p), 02/15/1929:1 Daughter born, 04/15/1927:7 Dies at age 77, 02/15/1929:4 True, Will B. Funeral held at Egger's on Pearl St, 02/22/1929:1 Former straw works employee visits after 40 years, 09/06/1929:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/08/1929:3 True, William Tucker, Harriet E. Sailor returns from whaling out of Provincetown 50 years ago, Trustee presents account of trust, 02/18/1927:5 09/14/1928:8 Trustee presents account, 09/16/1927:2 Trufant, Russell A. Tucker, Jennie R. Daughter born, 06/29/1928:4 Engaged to Walter R. Lundberg, 05/20/1927:1 New member of planning board, brief biography, 02/01/1929:1 Tucker, Mrs Elisha Outline of new parking arrangements (l), 03/22/1929:1 Brief biography (p), 11/11/1927:1 Who killed cock robin ? (l), 03/29/1929:1 Tucker, Robert Trull, Charles F. Clerk at Frank Williams' store in Lakeville, 07/10/1925:5 Obituary, 02/11/1927:4 Moves to New Bedford, 06/24/1927:8 Trulson, Axel Attends New Hampshire State University, 09/16/1927:2 Son born, 04/24/1925:1 Resides in Amherst, 12/21/1928:1 Frank and James Graham remodel Trulson's home, 02/10/1928:7 Returns to Amherst Ag College, 09/20/1929:1 Tuberculosis Attends New Hampshire State College, 12/20/1929:5 Joseph Cordeiro taken to TB hospital in South Hanson, 07/15/1927:1 Tucker, Robert B. Tubman, Kenneth To attend New Hampshire State college in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Wedding described, 01/11/1929:2 Tucker, Sarah A. Daughter born, 08/09/1929:5 Petition for trusteeship, 03/30/1928:6 Tubman, Kenneth L. Tucker, Sidney Wed to Doris Vickery, 01/11/1929:4 Last of stolen bonds recovered 50 years ago, 10/28/1927:6 Tubman, Kenneth Lord Last democratic postmaster before Civil War, 11/04/1927:6 Engaged to Doris Frances Vickery, 01/04/1929:4 Last of stolen bonds redeemed 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Tuck, George A. Petition for trusteeship, 03/30/1928:6 Obituary, 09/03/1926:1 Horatio Wilbur builds addition to Tucker's home 50 years ago, Dies at age 79, 09/03/1926:3 05/31/1929:6 Tucker (Mr) Dies 25 years ago, 11/08/1929:8 Secures 130 tons of ice 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Tuft, Everett And Cushing dig well for American building 50 years ago, 11/05/1926:6 Occupies Wood house on Plymouth St, 01/20/1928:4 Tucker, D.A. Tufts, Belle Burnham Sells American building to Peckham 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Son born, 07/27/1928:3 Tucker, David A. Tufts, Everett And Josiah Cushing purchase American Building 50 years ago, Son born, 07/15/1927:1 02/27/1925:3 Moves from Summer St to Plymouth St, 01/20/1928:2 Herring at 20 cents per dozen, still getting stolen 50 years ago, Moves from Plymouth St to Wareham St, 06/15/1928:4 05/15/1925:7 Son born, 07/27/1928:3 Harvests 500 to 600 tons of ice 50 years ago, 12/31/1926:5 Tufts, Floyd Purchases land at rear of American building and Union block 50 years Son born, 11/23/1928:4 ago, 01/21/1927:6 Tufts, Floyd Arthur Purchases bakery from William Wing 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 Wed to Fannie Elizabeth Rogers, 07/01/1927:4 New building at rear of American building let to Tucker for bowling Tufts, Hanson alley 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Moves from Maine to Plymouth St, 02/10/1928:4 Tucker, Dorcas Tufts, John C. Begins advanced instruction in dance, 10/09/1925:1 Officer at prison, 07/20/1928:1 Attends Boston Normal Art school, 12/20/1929:5 Tully, George H. Tucker, Dorcas F. Dies at age 68, 06/18/1926:4 Class of 1927 statistician (p), 06/24/1927:1 Tully, Kate T. Work to be used in yearbook at Massachusetts School of Art, Purchases two-tenement house at Everett and Arch St 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:1 05/15/1925:7 Tucker, Dorcas Fry To attend Boston Normal Art school in the fall, 07/22/1927:1

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Tunnels Turner, Roy Maxim petitions for underground way from May to Station St 25 years Sells Rock St bungalow to Paul Horsman, 04/23/1926:2 ago, 04/17/1925:7 Builds bungalow in Lakeville for Edwin Kennedy, 06/03/1927:8 Maxim's petition for tunnel under tracks dismissed by commissioners 25 Turner, Roy M. years ago, 01/01/1926:7 And wife employed at Corcoran Shoe Co. on Brockton, 05/21/1926:5 Tupper, Harry Turner, William G. Edward Whitty collides with Tupper on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 Civil War soldier in front of tent, biography (p), 03/25/1927:1 Turkington, Claude Turpin, Fred Purchases 21 head of cattle in Vermont, 03/27/1925:2 Driver for Hammond complains of theft from changemaker, Builds another silo, 09/04/1925:5 08/14/1925:1 Dog killed by passing autoist, 10/23/1925:1 Purchases home at Lakeside from Edward Burnham, 07/13/1928:4 Car load of cows delivered to Titicut station, 08/13/1926:1 Turrill, Alvin Charles Begins harvesting corn to fill silos, 09/10/1926:6 Born to Charles W., 10/09/1925:7 Plymouth St residence of Jeremiah K. Pratt (p), 10/15/1926:1 Turrill, Charles W. On cattle-buying trip to Canada, 08/10/1928:9 Son born, 10/09/1925:7 Farmer finishes filling silo, 09/06/1929:6 Turtles Turkington, Claude H. Orlando Soule finds turtle marked 1887, 1791, and 1824 twenty-five Makes improvements to Pleasant St property, 06/08/1928:1 years ago, 08/12/1927:5 Turnbull, William J. Nathaniel Barrows finds turtle marked as far back as 1827, 05/25/1928:9 Chief engineer at State Farm, 01/14/1927:3 Penniman finds turtle marked 1855, 07/26/1929:5 Turner, Carl Fisher Ames finds turtle marked 1802 twenty-five years ago, Moves from North St to Lovell St, 10/08/1926:1 08/16/1929:8 Turner, Carlton Turtle marked "Hartley Wood 1814" found 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Moves from School St to Rockland, 10/07/1927:3 Tutors and Tutoring Turner, C.B. Eva Grant (ad), 06/29/1928:7 Purchases Ford place on Wareham St at auction, 07/12/1929:1 T.W. Pierce Hardware Co. Turner, Charles Donald Water systems (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Wedding described, 11/18/1927:1 Ella Bassett accepts position as bookkeeper, 02/06/1925:7 Son born, 07/06/1928:4 Pierce building fire damages several businesses, 07/17/1925:1 Turner, Clarence W. Closed until insurance adjustments made (ad), 07/17/1925:8 Civil War soldiers in front of tent (p), 03/25/1927:1 Fire damage sale (ad), 07/24/1925:3 Turner, Clyde Employs W. Loyd Sturgis, 08/21/1925:1 Engaged to Annie Phillips, 07/27/1928:1 Installs modern heating and ventilating systems in Carver schools, Wedding described, 08/03/1928:1 09/25/1925:1 Wed to Annie Phillips, 08/03/1928:3 Agents for home appliances (ad), 06/04/1926:10 And father remodel home for Stanley Mills, 10/05/1928:4 Awarded contract for heating and plumbing new Centre St block, Turner, Clyde Harold 02/10/1928:6 Engaged to Annie Edith Phillips, 07/20/1928:5 Sale marks 15th anniversary (ad), 02/24/1928:3 Turner, Donald Awarded plumbing, heating, and hardware contract for new Wareham And father contract to build cottages in Wellfleet, 11/12/1926:7 block, 04/13/1928:8 Turner, Ethel Awarded contract for heating, plumbing, and hardware at new block in Saleslady at Woolworth's, 04/24/1925:1 Hyannis, 06/22/1928:8 Turner, Ethel W. Awarded contract for heating, plumbing, and hardware for Whitinsville Wedding described, 06/04/1926:1 business block, 08/10/1928:1 Turner, Frank Ella Bassett bookkeeper, 07/12/1929:1 Catches 6-lb. bass from Assawompsett, 10/23/1925:9 Tweedy (Mr) And son contract to build cottages in Wellfleet, 11/12/1926:7 New bakery, Sherman & Tweedy, opens on Centre St 25 years ago, And son remodel home for Stanley Mills, 10/05/1928:4 09/24/1926:6 Turner, Fred Tweedy, George A. Installs steam heating plant at home, 10/12/1928:2 Cliftondale couple married 25 years, 11/19/1926:1 Turner, J.C. Sells Centre St bakery to Sheehan Bros. 25 years ago, 05/03/1929:6 Postmaster at Rock 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Tweedy, Grace Screening finished, 12/14/1928:8 Central ME Church choir at Easter service (p), 12/28/1928:1 Turner, Joseph Twins Reports feeling dizzy during brief earthquake here, 03/06/1925:1 Sons born to Peter Carr, 05/22/1925:9 Turner, J.S. Daughters born to E.M. Grover, 07/17/1925:2 Picks nearly 700 barrels of cranberries from Lakeville bog 25 years ago, Born to Archer Gilpatrick, 12/25/1925:1 11/12/1926:7 Twin daughters born to Robert Jones, 01/20/1928:2, 4 Turner, Mary A. Son born to Standish Holmes, 12/21/1928:4 Tax collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Alfred and Alvin Thomas alternate locale of birthday celebration, Turner, Mrs D.O. 09/06/1929:8 Sister dies in Springfield, 10/18/1929:2 Sons born to Alton Ellis, 10/18/1929:2 Turner, Mrs Frank Tyal, Mabeth Gladys Mother dies in Barre, NH, 01/07/1927:3 Engaged to Paul George Hanoian, 10/11/1929:4 Turner, Mrs Myron Typewriters Dies in Vassalboro, ME, 02/10/1928:10 Corona agency, 47 Wareham St (ad), 10/30/1925:2 Turner, Peter J. Civil War soldiers in front of tent (p), 03/25/1927:1

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U Valvo, Maro Ufford, Celian Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Resides in Quincy, 04/17/1925:1 01/02/1925:5 Ufford, Mrs Celian Van Dusen, Bayard Resides in Durham, NH, 12/10/1926:1 Takes exam for entrance to West Point, 03/16/1928:6 Travels to Germany with children, 04/20/1928:2 Employed at Walter Thomas' store, 01/11/1929:3 Uloth, John Attends Webb institute in New York, 09/06/1929:2 Asylum attendant at State Farm, 08/10/1928:3 Resigns from W.C. Thomas' store, 09/06/1929:7 Umbriana, John Michael Resides in Gorham, ME, 12/06/1929:3 Wed to Elsie Worth Anderson, 02/04/1927:4 Van Dusen, C.B. Underwood, Eleanor Moves here from Connecticut, 10/01/1926:9 Resides in Quincy, 07/06/1928:4 Van Dusen, Edward Union and Bay State Manufacturing Co. Builds dairy barn for Benjamin Shaw, 05/10/1929:2 Straw works changes name 50 years ago, 08/20/1926:6 Milk inspector resigns, 08/16/1929:1 Union News Co. Moves to Gorham, ME, 08/16/1929:2 Edith Finneran employed at Union News Co. lunch room, 07/29/1927:1 Van Dusen, Edward B. Union Street School Appointed alternate to West Point, 09/30/1927:3 Sander replaced by Shankle in Union Street School, 01/02/1925:6 Van Dusen, Elizabeth Sara Matheson resigns, 06/12/1925:7 Enters Framingham Normal school, 09/06/1929:8 Starbuck puts up partitions, 08/07/1925:6 Van Dusen (Mr) Teacher Sara Matheson resigns in June, 02/05/1926:7 Lets South Middleboro property to Charles Buswell, 09/10/1926:2 Janitor Henry Ellis resigns 25 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Van Dusen, Mrs Edward Shingles on roof ignited, 04/15/1927:1 Joins husband in West Gorham, ME, 09/06/1929:2 Lillian Tinkham resigns, 04/29/1927:1 Van Steenberg, Emila Eva Grant new teacher, 05/06/1927:1 Electric lights installed at residence, 05/28/1926:1 C. Florence Hathaway replaces assistant Laura Holmes 25 years ago, Van Steenbergh, Emila 05/04/1928:8 Reaches California via the Panama Canal, 12/17/1926:1 Mabel Guidaboni transfers from Rock School, 07/05/1929:1 Van Wart, L. Sanitary conditions poor, 10/11/1929:1 Purchases North Lakeville property from William Robinet, Unitarian Church (see First Unitarian Church) 06/07/1929:1 United Cape Cod Cranberry Co. Vandalism Breaks ground for Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce production, Lake Shore car stoned by malicious boys 25 years ago, 10/16/1925:7 04/20/1928:9 Giovanetti vandalizes Whitman's car after housekeeper leaves employ, Unity Quartette 04/30/1926:1 Music for all occasions (ad), 12/10/1926:5 NY, NH & Hartford RR bond wires down, local boys culprits, Performs at Unitarian Church, 04/08/1927:9 05/14/1926:1 The Universal Trio Boys rounded up on West Side for removing keys from brake shoes on Howland, Nielsen, and Caddell, music for all occasions (ad), refrigerator cars, 10/29/1926:1 10/25/1929:6 Four West Side boys in court for tampering with rail car, 11/19/1926:1 Upholstery (see Furniture) Basement window broken at public library, 08/26/1927:4 Utaf, Mildred Tibbetts, Cahill, and Dupont charged by NY, NH & Hartford RR, Resides in Boston, 08/19/1927:5 10/28/1927:5 Utoft, Fred Harrison Shurtleff files complaint of vandalism at France School Gardener at Lakeville sanatorium, 09/06/1929:1 building, 09/07/1928:1 Pretti, Houlihan, and Serra charged with breaking Christmas bulbs, sent V to Lyman School, 01/11/1929:3 Vandalism at Nemasket Mill buildings will not go unpunished (ad), Vachon, Arthur 03/22/1929:10 Brighton scout drowns at Loon Pond, 07/24/1925:1 Boys vandalize Muttock building owned by Philander Washburn 50 Brighton boy dies at age 15, 07/24/1925:4 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Vagrancy Guy Pittsley fined $10 for defacing Rounseville's property, Poor Farm averages two tramps per night 50 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 06/14/1929:9 "Knight of the Road" George Farrar sentenced to State Farm, Window-breaking incident at Hovey's lands three youths in court, 09/24/1926:1 08/16/1929:1 Tramp caught stealing from Laspe's shop 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Plaque removed from boulder at old Wood cemetery, 12/06/1929:1 Patrick Noone taken to State Farm, 12/24/1926:1 Varney, A.D. Dean Corliss sentenced to State Farm, 01/07/1927:1 GAR comrades help Charles Maxim celebrate 85th birthday (p), Tramps and more tramps at poor farm 50 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 08/26/1927:1 Twenty-five pass through village 50 years ago, 03/11/1927:5 Varney, Augustine D. Female tramps common 50 years ago, 01/20/1928:7 Obituary, 12/23/1927:1 Statistics for tramps fed at poor farm 50 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Dies at age 80, 12/23/1927:4 Emory Nelson charged with being idle and disorderly, 04/27/1928:1 Petition for administration of estate, 03/09/1928:6 Valerian, Mario John Varney, Edith Myrtle Wedding described, 06/11/1926:11 Wed to Prince Adelbert Thing, 08/07/1925:4 Vallie, Wilfred Varney, Martha V. Auto collides with Wolski's truck on Center St, 01/08/1926:1 Obituary, 03/02/1928:9 Vallie's auto collides with Frank Wolski's truck on Center St, Varnish 01/08/1926:1 Burbank & Ryder incorporate under laws of Maine 25 years ago,

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Vartanian, Henry Vaughan, John C. Resigns as asylum attendant at State Farm, 06/01/1928:3 Group of straw workers (p), 02/20/1925:1 Vasel, Alexandra P. Vaughan, Josiah Wife of Peter dies at age 39, 05/15/1925:4 Wappanucket farm sold to Percy Jones, 09/16/1927:6 Vassell, Peter Vaughan, Josiah H. Fred Bowman makes correction to foreclosure notice, 01/20/1928:3 Window-breaking incident at Hovey's lands three youths in court, Vaughan (Mr) 08/16/1929:1 And Mendall build stable for Sherman 50 years ago, 07/19/1929:6 Vaughan, Lena N. Vaughan, A.H. Purchases Lakeville cottage from Ruth Holmes, 04/23/1926:2 Moves from Forest St to Southwick St, 04/29/1927:3 Vaughan, Mary E. Vaughan, Albert C. Obituary, 10/04/1929:1 Hen lays 4-oz. egg 50 years ago, 05/22/1925:7 Widow of David Irving dies at age 71, 10/04/1929:4 Vaughan, Almira C. Vaughan, Mrs A.J. Dies in West Somerville, 06/11/1926:8 Sells residence to Lewis Lincoln & Son 50 years ago, 08/24/1928:6 Vaughan, Almira Clark Vaughan, Mrs Clifford L. Obituary, 06/18/1926:1 Harry Tribou here for funeral, 12/20/1929:1 Vaughan, Alvan Vaughan, Mrs Cushman School St house struck by lightning 50 years ago, 06/26/1925:7 Walks to daughters house for first time in 2 years 50 years ago, Vaughan, Alvan P. 06/05/1925:6 Attends reunion of Minute Men 25 years ago, 04/10/1925:5 Vaughan, N.H. Injured in fall down stairs, 02/19/1926:2 Southworth purchases Vaughan's interest in Middleboro Laundry 50 School St couple married 60 years, biographies, 04/02/1926:1 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Resigns as janitor of Bank block 25 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Vaughan, Peter Obituary, 12/14/1928:1 Old Wappanucket house (p), 08/28/1925:1 Dies at age 89, 12/14/1928:6 Vaughan, Rodman Native of Carver, 12/21/1928:4 Stationed on training ship Nantucket, 01/02/1925:1 GAR member memorialized at service, 05/31/1929:1 Vaughan, Rodman W. Barn struck by lightning, 08/30/1929:2 Leaves for cruise on school ship Nantucket, 05/15/1925:4 Vaughan, Clif Graduates from MA Nautical school, 10/16/1925:8 Boys in 1890 parade (p), 10/21/1927:1 Vaughan, Rodman Walker Vaughan, Clifford Wed to Josephine Pauline Luce, 02/24/1928:4 Resides in Rutland, VT, 12/04/1925:7, 01/29/1926:4 Vaughan, Roger Vaughan, Clifford L. Sails with SS Carinthia as staff member, 10/15/1926:2 Resides in Rutland, VT, 05/15/1925:1 Vaughan, Samuel E. Time keeper for street railway builders 25 years ago, 03/19/1926:7 Dies in Malden, 12/04/1925:6 Resides in Rutland, VT, 07/30/1926:3 Funeral held in Malden, 12/11/1925:1 Resides in Montpelier, VT, 03/30/1928:1 Obituary, 12/11/1925:1 Vaughan, C.M. Vaughan, Sarah Louise Grows 66 3/4-lb Centennial squash 50 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 Obituary, 12/13/1929:1 Vaughan, Cyrus M. Wife of Clifford L. dies at age 55, 12/13/1929:6 View of Courtland St from the railroad station (p), 07/19/1929:1 Obituary, 12/20/1929:1 Vaughan, George Vaughan, S.H. Dies 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Sells land to Fire District 50 years ago, 04/17/1925:7 Vaughan, H.A. Has dwelling built 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Superintendent resigns from light plant 25 years ago, 02/25/1927:5 Purchases horse 50 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Vaughan, Helen Vaughan, Susan M. Lets rooms in Oak St house to Mrs Henry Pierce, 03/13/1925:1 Obituary, 01/08/1926:1 Vaughan, Helen F. Taunton woman dies at age 76, 01/08/1926:6 Confined to bed after fall, 11/20/1925:1 Vaughan, Susan Maria Suffers from results of fall, 01/29/1926:4 Petition for administration of estate, 01/08/1926:7 Lets rooms to Henry Pierce, 08/20/1926:3 Administrator petitions for license to sell real estate, 05/14/1926:9 Vaughan, Horace Administrator presents account of estate, 02/04/1927:5 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on adjustable religion, Vaughan, Thalia 04/29/1927:6 Daughter of Geo. Vaughan (p), 10/01/1926:1 Vaughan, Horace A. Vaughan, Theodore Resides in Oakland, FL, 11/12/1926:7 Wed to Esther Washburn, 03/04/1927:7 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on Florida, 11/19/1926:2 Vaughan, Theodore T., 2d Resigns as manager of gas & electric plant 25 years ago, 02/11/1927:8 Wed to Esther Washburn, 03/04/1927:1 Vaughan, I.N. Vaughan, Thomas Charles Thomas partially buried in well cave-in 50 years ago, Old Peter Vaughan house in Wappanucket (p), 08/28/1925:1 01/23/1925:6 Vaughan, William H. Ends up in manure pile 50 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Grows perfect apples 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Vaughan, James Erving Vaughan, Willie Engaged to Sarah Rebecca White, 06/14/1929:4 Nut comes off axle, thrown out of carriage 50 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Vaughan, James Irving Vaughn, J.D. Wed to Sarah Rebecca White, 06/21/1929:4 Dunham reshingles house, 09/14/1928:9 Vaughan, J.D. Vaughn, Josiah Apples stolen off trees, 10/04/1929:9 South Middleboro folks attend 50th anniversary celebration, Vaughan, John 10/08/1926:6 Completes 300-barrel cistern 50 years ago, 10/09/1925:8

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Vaughn, Josiah D. Vickery, Mary I. Miller St couple married 50 years, 10/08/1926:2 Widow of William dies at age 64, 01/15/1926:4 Vaughn, Mrs J.D. Vickery, Maynard Breaks leg in fall from ladder, 05/27/1927:6 Son born, 05/17/1929:3 Veazie, Bessie M. Drives ice truck for Salley, 07/26/1929:7 Eaton's piano pupil gives recital at Legion hall, 12/13/1929:8 Moves from Walnut St to Arch St, 08/16/1929:4 Veazie, Edith Vickery, Mrs Chester Accepts position in Middleborough Public Library, 08/13/1926:6 Cousin dies in New Bedford, 07/17/1925:3 Employed at public library, 10/14/1927:5 Vickery, Mrs Seth Drives Ford tudor, 10/19/1928:3 Badly burned by hot grease, 03/23/1928:6 Employed at public library, 11/30/1928:3 Vickery, Ralph Vegetables Daughter born, 10/22/1926:1 see also Peas; Potatoes Moves into the "Mansion house" in South Middleboro, 10/11/1929:9 Robert Thomas raises champion squash 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Vickery, Rodney Oak Leaf Farm, South Main St, Lakeville (ad), 11/06/1925:8 Moves to Walnut St, 07/26/1929:7 Premiums awarded to local folks at Plymouth fair 50 years ago, Vickery, Rosalie 11/19/1926:6 Employed at A.J. Tower Co., 01/06/1928:3 C.M. Vaughan grows 66 3/4-lb Centennial squash 50 years ago, Vickery, Seth 12/17/1926:7 Miller St barn struck by lightning, 08/10/1928:2 Dr Burkhead employs Silas Thomas on asparagus farm, 07/08/1927:2 Vickery, Wm. C.F. Lincoln reports string beans in garden, 07/15/1927:2 Dahlia bulbs (ad), 03/16/1928:10 S.L. young grows 37-inch cucumber 25 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Vickery & Wright Frost destroys Alden's beans 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Dahlia and gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/26/1929:4 Sylvanus Hinckley raises 60-lb. squash 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Vien, Cordelia Gardens in thrifty condition 50 years ago, 10/26/1928:7 Plympton woman struck and killed by lightning, 06/05/1925:3 Dr Burkhead displays specimens of asparagus, 05/24/1929:1 Vien, Joseph Josiah Herbert Cushing grows mammoth tomatoes, 08/23/1929:1 Daughter born, 02/19/1926:6 Bailey's vegetable garden sizable 25 years ago, 08/23/1929:8 Viera, Joseph W.B. Manwaring raises mammoth tomato 25 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Petition for administration of estate, 10/05/1928:4 Venencio, Lydia Viera, Robert Edward Remnants (ad), 09/09/1927:8 Son of Manuel and Lila White dies at age 1, 06/11/1926:6 Veroni, Carl Vigers, George Collides with Senechal's auto on Wareham St, 04/30/1926:1 Wedding described, 04/23/1926:1 Veroni, Mary Wed to Helen Courtney, 04/23/1926:4 Estate sells Wareham St house to Larry Kelley, 02/25/1927:2 Vigers, James, III Vertuccio, John Born to James, Jr., 11/18/1927:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 03/20/1925:3 Vigers, James, Jr. Veterans Son born, 11/18/1927:1 see also American Legion - Simeon L. Nickerson Post; Civil War, 1861- Vinal, Henry Y. 1865; Grand Army of the Republic Post 8; Spanish-American War; Meets with serious accident in Boston, 04/26/1929:4 World War, 1914-1918 Vinal, H.Y. Boston man writes on veterans' preferences (l), 12/04/1925:3 First Baptist pastor moves to Plymouth St, 04/09/1926:4 Veterans of 1815 to receive bounty 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Moves from Carver to North Middleboro, 04/09/1926:6 Local Legion says vote no on referendum 2 (ad), 10/15/1926:12 Vinal, Lynwood Legion reminds veterans to uphold act signed by President Coolidge Plymouth driver collides with boys on scooters, 10/30/1925:1 (ad), 10/29/1926:8 Vinal, Mrs H.Y. Veterinarians Brother dies in Winthrop, 11/23/1928:3 W.H. Haskell, 29 School St (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Vinal, Mrs Maurice Charles Borden attends to vet practice of the late Walter Haskell, Mother dies in Canada, 04/15/1927:6 04/10/1925:6 Vinal, Mrs M.L. Vibberts, Mrs Raymond Teacher at North Lakeville School, 08/27/1926:1 Resides in Brockton, 05/11/1928:1, 11/01/1929:4 Vincent, Irene Vickery, Doris Purchases Everett St home and business from Hanson Sudds, Wedding described, 01/11/1929:2 09/18/1925:1 Wed to Kenneth L. Tubman, 01/11/1929:4 Vinencio, Lydia Vickery, Doris Frances Fabric remnants (ad), 09/09/1927:8 Engaged to Kenneth Lord Tubman, 01/04/1929:4 Vinton, Harry Vickery, Edna Wright Fire of unknown origin destroys South Middleboro house, 08/19/1927:1 Wed to Gustaf Hjalmer Edin, 06/01/1928:4 Vinton, Harry F. Vickery, Florence Purchases Wareham St farm from Jule Ferreira, 02/04/1927:7 Quarantined with scarlet fever, 01/18/1929:3 Vinton, Henry F. Vickery, Fred Cape Way Tourist Camp destroyed by fire, 08/19/1927:6 Son born, 02/25/1927:2 Voice Lessons Moves from Plympton to Rock, 08/24/1928:7 H.L. Armes starts singing school 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Quarantine card removed, 02/15/1929:3 Volkman, Edith Elizabeth Scarlet fever quarantine lifted, 03/01/1929:9 Wed to Chester Leon Poland, 07/03/1925:4 Moves from Miller St to Wood St, 04/19/1929:2 Wedding described, 07/03/1925:5 Vickery, Maria Thomas Volkman, Elizabeth Wedding described, 04/09/1926:1 Widow of Richard dies at age 76, 04/10/1925:4 Wed to Philip Ephraim Butler, 04/09/1926:4 Obituary, 04/17/1925:1

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Volunteers of America Wadsworth, Robert Close home on South St for the season, 09/07/1928:4 Employed in New York City, 04/17/1925:1 Volz, Mrs Peter Wah Lee Resides in Hartford, CT, 04/22/1927:6 In court for illegally tapping electric line, 08/16/1929:1 Resides in East Hartford, CT, 09/06/1929:1 Ordered to make restitution of $25 for theft of electricity, 12/20/1929:1 Volz, Mrs P.W. Wahby, Habib Resides in Hartford, CT, 01/11/1929:1 Carver man dies at age 58, 01/27/1928:4 Vondell, Amy Ware Wahby, Harbed Wife of George dies at age 44, 04/13/1928:4 Obituary, 01/27/1928:3 Voorhees, Florida Wainwright (Mr) Moves from Mill St to Springfield, 02/01/1929:3 Lakeville property sold to Augustus Spaulding, 01/25/1929:1 Voorhees, L.J. Wainwright, J.F. Purchases farm at Mill and Clay St from Margaret Ward, 01/27/1928:7 Purchases Courtland St house from Tinkham; leases Cape road tea room Voters and Voting from Croswell, 03/30/1928:2 see also Middleboro - Board of Registrars of Voters Waite, Harold Rep. LeBaron supports suffrage for women 50 years ago, 02/20/1925:3 Occupy Stone's tenement on Pleasant St, 11/15/1929:4 Statistics for Middleboro, 03/30/1928:8 Waiting Rooms (see Public Comfort Stations) Unprecedented call for absentee ballots, 10/19/1928:1 Waitt, Henry F. Stairs at polling sites a problem (l) (A Voter), 10/19/1928:4 Wife granted divorce in probate court, 10/02/1925:1 Comment on stairs at Town House bears fruit, 10/26/1928:1 Waitt, Miriam No room on lower floor of Town House, 11/02/1928:1 Granted divorce in probate court, 10/02/1925:1 List of Middleboro folks requesting absentee ballots, addresses included, Waitte, Albert H. 11/02/1928:2 Sells Whippoorwill Farm on Plympton St to Lewis Gilman, Woman privileged to vote in presidential election (l) (Abbie K.T. 06/26/1925:8 Carey), 11/23/1928:7 Waldron, Michael Joseph Francis Six women here registered to vote 50 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Engaged to Hannah Mildred Leary King, 02/22/1929:4 Middleboro has 1,173 on list 50 years ago, 10/18/1929:9 Wales, Mildred Grace Engaged to Linwood Perry Day, 11/08/1929:4 W Wedding described, 11/15/1929:1 Wacome, Charles Wed to Linwood Perry Day, 11/15/1929:4 Daughter born, 02/10/1928:7 Walford, Frank Waddington, Martha Obituary, 05/22/1925:1 Petition for administration of estate, 08/05/1927:5 Brockton man dies at age 61, 05/22/1925:4 Waddington, Martha Atherton Walker (Mr) Obituary, 07/15/1927:1 see also Alden, Walker & Wilde Widow of Alexander dies at age 59, 07/15/1927:4 Walker, Albert Wade, Abbie Crafts Mandolin soloist at Norwich University, 02/13/1925:4 Moves home for aged people from Muttock to Braintree 25 years ago, Attends Norwich University, 01/08/1926:6 09/10/1926:5 Resumes studies at Norwich University, 10/01/1926:1 Wade, Ernest Walker, Albert D. Employed in Millbury, 01/02/1925:5 Successful wrestler at Norwich University, 03/13/1925:1 Wade, Lewellyn Treasurer of Delta Sigma Tau at Norwich University, 05/29/1925:1 Resides in Springfield, 12/30/1927:1 Secretary of junior class at Norwich University, 11/13/1925:4 Wade, Llewellyn Manager of Norwich University wrestling team, 12/04/1925:7 Resides in Springfield, 12/31/1926:1 Athlete receives honors at Norwich University, 07/16/1926:4 Wade, Llewelyn Treasurer of senior class at Norwich University, 10/08/1926:8 Attends Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 01/02/1925:5 Leading wrestler at Norwich University, 11/19/1926:2 Takes position in Stamford, CT, 09/28/1928:1 Prominent cadet at Norwich University, 02/18/1927:2 Resides in Stamford, CT, 03/15/1929:1 Letters in wrestling at Norwich University, 05/13/1927:2 Wade, William L. Graduates from Norwich University, 06/17/1927:1 Resides in Brockton, 01/28/1927:3 Walker, David R. Obituary, 11/02/1928:6 Proposed plan for schoolhouse (i) (l), 04/03/1925:1 Wade, W.L. The school question (l), 07/10/1925:1 Couple married 53 years, 05/13/1927:6 Walker Ice Bag Co. requires addition to South Main St quarters, Member of committee for the suppression of crime 25 years ago, 11/18/1927:1 04/06/1928:7 Walker, Dorothy Wadham (Mr) Everett driver strikes Walker on her way to school, 11/05/1926:1 Milk man sports new cart 50 years ago, 09/06/1929:6 Ill with scarlet fever, 10/11/1929:1 Wadhams, Charles Walker, D.R. Purchases farm from Abraham Bryant 50 years ago, 01/13/1928:6 Employs Howard Chase in factory, 08/26/1927:1 Hen produces monstrous egg 50 years ago, 03/15/1929:6 Walker, Edison Wadsworth, Elton C. Bicycle stolen, 09/25/1925:4 Recovers from septic poisoning in hand, 11/15/1929:1 Walker, Elizabeth Wadsworth, Marion Young pianist plays in Taunton, 05/28/1926:1 Resides in Northampton, 09/14/1928:2 Enrolls in Boston Conservatory of Music, 09/03/1926:5 Wadsworth, Mrs Nathan S. North Lakeville musician plays in Boston concert, 05/13/1927:9 Sells Plymouth St place to Arthur Smith, 06/25/1926:4 Plays at Faelton School recital, 02/17/1928:5 Wadsworth, Nathan Student at Faelten Pianoforte school, 04/27/1928:1 Joseph Cowan moves to Plymouth St house, 09/03/1926:1 Plays at recital in Cambridge, 05/04/1928:4

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Walker, G.A. Wall, Harold The Shoe Retailer praises salesman from Middleboro 25 years ago, Employed at W.T. Grant Co. in Wallingford, CT, 08/19/1927:1 11/12/1926:7 Employed in Hudson, 10/07/1927:1 Walker, George C. Manager of Grant store in Danville, PA, 10/19/1928:4 Brother dies in Dennis, 07/08/1927:6 Wall, William B. Employed at Glidden's, 09/02/1927:7 Cherry St house of Cy Harlow (p), 06/18/1926:1 Daughter born, 01/06/1928:2 Wallace, Alfreda Brewster Three children ill with whooping cough, 12/21/1928:2 Obituary, 03/27/1925:1 Moves from Jackson St to Fairview St, 02/15/1929:1 Wife of Wilson J. dies in Roxbury, 03/27/1925:4 Walker, George W. Wallace, Evelyn May Member of new shoe firm, Alden, Walker & Wilde 25 years ago, Wedding described, 10/04/1929:1 05/15/1925:7 Wallace, Wilbur S. Walker, Helen Willard Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Born to George C., 01/06/1928:2 Wallace, William Walker, Henry Purchases 25-acre farm from estate of Charles Bean, 09/07/1928:1 Bernard Smith steals auto near Town House, 11/20/1925:1 Wallace, Wilson Walker, Henry C. West Wareham man crushed in cave-in, 07/12/1929:3 Roadside store burglarized, 09/11/1925:1 William Vaughan attends funeral in Wareham, 07/19/1929:2 Auto collides with car from Dorchester, 08/31/1928:2 Wallace, Wilson J. Sideswipes Collins' auto and runs into Dorchester car, 08/31/1928:8 Wedding described, 08/06/1926:1 Purchases North Carver screenhouses and bogs from Arthur Braddock Obituary, 07/12/1929:4 and Alfred Simmons, 09/07/1928:1 Wallace, Wilson Jason Buys North Carver bog as investment, 09/14/1928:9 Wed to Mildred Valentine Harlow, 07/30/1926:3 Pleads not guilty to reckless driving, 10/12/1928:1 Wallaston, John W. Walker, J.J. Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Friends in Carver shocked by death, 12/09/1927:4 Wallen, Frank L. Walker, L.E. Relative dies in Bridgewater, 06/25/1926:3 Electric lights installed, 02/13/1925:3 Wallen, Z. Accepts position in Dennis, 11/20/1925:6 Licensed to run billiard room 50 years ago, 10/29/1926:6 Walker, Louise Walley, Charlotte T. W. Railroad engineer saves girl from drowning, 09/06/1929:1 Widow of William dies, 05/10/1929:4 Walker, Mary Walley, Charlotte T. Wood Ill with scarlet fever, 10/11/1929:1 Obituary, 05/10/1929:1 Walker, Mary E. Walley, Fannie Obituary, 12/13/1929:1 Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Widow of Dexter M. dies in Brookline, 12/13/1929:6 Wallis, Earl Walker, Mrs David R. Engaged to Anna Jardullo, 09/10/1926:6 Mother dies in Waterbury, CT, 05/28/1926:3 Wallpaper Walker, Orville James Wilmot, house painting, paper hanging (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Lakeville couple married 13 years, 10/16/1925:4 Arthur Briggs, house painting and paper hanging (ad), 04/17/1925:10 Walker, Reginald Woodbury Wilmot, painting and paper hanging (ad), 05/01/1925:10 Rock man gets deer, 12/18/1925:6 M.L. Braley, No. 1 Court End Ave (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Champion deer slayer gets 350-lber, 12/10/1926:1 E. Marchant, painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/11/1929:10 First to get a deer at Rock, 12/10/1926:6 Charles Smith, painting and paper hanging (ad), 01/18/1929:10 Accepts position in Sagamore, 05/06/1927:2 Staples & Barstow (ad), 06/14/1929:10 Gets his deer, 12/21/1928:2 Walsh, Albert Walker, Rosella A. Grass fire gets out of hand, 02/11/1927:2 Widow of Alfred W. dies in East Sandwich, 11/06/1925:4 Walsh, J. Walker, William G. Takes position with Globe Mills, Utica, NY, 05/14/1926:1 Dies suddenly in Dennis, 07/08/1927:6 Walsh, John J. Walker Ice Bag Co. Firefighters at railroad station (p), 12/11/1925:1 Growing business requires addition to South Main St quarters, Walsh, William H. 11/18/1927:1 Lakeville tax collector's sale, 11/12/1926:5 Walking Walsh, W.J. Harlow and Gilligan hike to Bridgewater and back in less than 2 hours, Brother dies in Boston, 12/17/1926:6 05/15/1925:1 Walstead, Norman Harry Norris and Henry Northcott hike to Provincetown, 09/04/1925:1 Sells Purchade St farm to Dahlquist Manufacturing, 08/21/1925:5 Bernard Stanley and Charles Griswold bet on walking time to Brockton, Wambolt, Gladys Mary 09/03/1926:2 Wed to Daniel Eldred MacNeil, 09/11/1925:4 Selectman Thomas keeps track of miles walked 25 years ago, Wambolt, Isaac 11/02/1928:8 Dies at age 73, 01/09/1925:4 Wall, Arthur Wampanoags Employed at Leland Carnation Co., 02/18/1927:2 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2 Wall, Gladys History of old Tinkham house on Centre St, 01/13/1928:2 Resigns from Woolworth's, employed at Leonard & Barrows, Descendant of Massasoit presents prologue at Park Theatre, 11/04/1927:2 04/26/1929:4 Wedding described, 07/26/1929:1 Wappanucket Wed to Joseph Cotti, 07/26/1929:4 Old Haskins house (p), 07/20/1928:1 Wall, Gladys Estelle Engaged to Joseph J. Corti, 04/12/1929:1, 07/12/1929:4

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Wappanucket Cemetery Ware, S. Association holds annual meeting, 05/01/1925:1, 04/29/1927:1 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Association holds meeting, 05/04/1928:1 Ware, Warren Association holds election, 05/03/1929:1 Moves from Oak St to Sproat St, 08/14/1925:5 Wappanucket School Son born, 06/18/1926:2 Florence MacDonald succeeds Alberta Hathaway, 01/16/1925:3 Moves from Sproat St to Montello St, 09/16/1927:7 Thoroughly renovated inside and out, 08/07/1925:6 Son born, 04/13/1928:4 Club purchases new teacher's desk and first aid cabinet, 03/19/1926:1 Daughter born, 09/06/1929:4 School library starts with 87 books, 11/05/1926:3 Ware, William Organizes orchestra, 11/12/1926:2 Manager of Grant's store in Clinton, 08/23/1929:1 Orchestra reaches high standard, 12/24/1926:3 Ware, William E. War of 1812 Employed at W.T. Grant Co., 07/20/1928:1 Veterans to receive bounty 50 years ago, 04/09/1926:3 Warna, Frank Daniel Alden youngest man in area to enlist, 04/13/1928:7 Fined $15 for operating auto without a license, 01/01/1926:3 List of widows receiving pensions 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Warner, A.G. Enoch Tinkham pensioner from 1812 fifty years ago, 08/09/1929:8 Accepts call from Rock church, 07/03/1925:2 Warapickas, Antanas Forms Boy Scout troop in Rock, 09/18/1925:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/22/1929:5 Half brother dies in North Andover, 11/27/1925:1 Warapicki, Annie Rock couple married 20 years, 12/16/1927:6 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/08/1929:8, 08/30/1929:5 Resigns from Rock village church, 01/18/1929:3 Warapicki, Antone Sights robin and honey bee, 03/15/1929:3 Pleads not guilty to operating vehicle with expired registration, Accepts call to Georgetown First Baptist, 11/01/1929:4 12/16/1927:1 Warner, Joseph S. Not guilty of operating vehicle without registration, 12/30/1927:1 Purchases Cedar St property from Alice Tiffany, 05/14/1926:1 Complete still seized at Oak St property, 09/28/1928:1 Warner, Nancy Arraigned on two liquor charges, 10/05/1928:1 Obituary, 02/27/1925:1 Appeals fine on one count, second count dismissed, 10/19/1928:1 Widow of Frederick dies at age 97, 02/27/1925:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/08/1929:8, 08/30/1929:5 Will in probate, 06/05/1925:5 Warapicki, Tony Warner, Wallace Frightened horse runs into Brockton auto on Center St, 06/26/1925:1 Under quarantine for measles, 05/11/1928:2 Swine health violation case placed on file, 07/17/1925:3 Warner "Auntie" Still alarm calls engine to Oak St, 12/10/1926:4 Tribute, 03/13/1925:7 Warapicky, Antoni Warren (Miss) Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 02/22/1929:5 School of pianoforte instruction (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Ward (Miss) Moves studio from Briggs building to Lang building (ad), Leaves Leonard & Barrows for nursing course in New Bedford, 05/01/1925:10 02/03/1928:5 Prizes awarded as school closes for season, 07/03/1925:2 Ward, Althea Pupils perform at Unitarian church, 07/17/1925:3 Employed at Department of Public Works, 08/21/1925:4 Pupils give recital to good crowd, 06/25/1926:9 Ward, Benjamin Pianoforte students give annual recital, 06/24/1927:2 Genealogy traced, 02/19/1926:1 Former pupil commends recital (l), 07/01/1927:2 Ward, Eliab Pupils perform at pianoforte recital, 06/22/1928:3 Vice-president at democratic state convention 50 years ago, Introduces toy symphony orchestra to local youth, 03/01/1929:3 09/09/1927:6 Warren, Abbie Ward, Ephraim Opens new studio in Lang building, 05/01/1925:2 Old Eddy law office moved to Eastern States Exposition, 09/06/1929:2 Pupils give Beethoven recital, 04/01/1927:2 Ward, Katherine Carver Recital a most delightful event, 06/28/1929:2 Wed to Clarence Theo Thomas, 05/14/1926:4 Warren, Abbie L. Wedding described, 05/14/1926:9 Embarks on Porter musical European tour, 07/01/1927:3 Ward, Margaret Completes course with Parkhurst in Boston, 08/31/1928:1 Sells farm at Mill and Clay St to Voorhees, 01/27/1928:7 Warren, Albert Ward, Mary Sells Plymouth St farm to Grace Logren, 11/25/1927:6 Genealogy traced, 02/19/1926:1 Warren, Albert W. Ward, Wilbur Fiske Purchases Farm at Plymouth and Everett St from William Taylor, Florida couple married 50 years, 04/08/1927:9 11/05/1926:7 Ward, William I. Warren, Charles N. North Carver couple married 38 years, 05/04/1928:6 Purchases Pearl St building lot from Andrew Harding 25 years ago, Wardell (Mrs) 07/03/1925:6 Dies in Providence, 04/17/1925:9 Southworth builds house on Pearl St 25 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Wardell, Arthur Warren, Daniel M. Builds cottage on Rhode Island Rd, 04/16/1926:2 Chimney fire on Everett St, 01/07/1927:1 Wardle, Alfred H. Fined $10 for drunkenness, 08/10/1928:1 Resides in Roxbury, 06/12/1925:6 Warren, David F. Dorchester man dies at age 63, 12/04/1925:4 Resides in Chicago 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Obituary, 12/04/1925:7 Warren, D.F. Wardle, Warren Reverend of Chicago church visits here, 07/31/1925:6 Singer heard on radio station from Boston, 06/18/1926:4 Warren, Frances Ware, Flora M. Enters nurse's training school in New Bedford, 09/06/1929:1 Wed to Carroll G. Robbins, 10/15/1926:6 Warren, Frances Virginia Wedding described, 10/15/1926:7 Senior essay, The Price of Freedom, 06/21/1929:3

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Warren, Francis Washburn, Albert H. (25 years ago) cont. Will in probate, 04/08/1927:6 Appointed counsel for U.S. Treasury Department, 03/26/1926:6 Warren, Frank Vice-president of New England Cornell club, 04/30/1926:8 Purchases blacksmith shop from Charles Fagan 25 years ago, Appointed counsel for U.S. Treasury Department, 06/18/1926:6 04/24/1925:7 Counsel to U.S. Treasury Department, 10/22/1926:3 Struck by Harry DeMoranville's auto, 07/09/1926:2 Government counselor leaves for California, 05/27/1927:7 Dies at age 70, 04/01/1927:4 Calls on President Roosevelt, 08/05/1927:8 Obituary, 04/08/1927:1 25 years ago, 08/02/1929:6 Warren, James Washburn, Ann Veteran of War of 1812, 04/09/1926:3 Petition for trusteeship, 04/20/1928:4 First to receive pension here 50 years ago, 07/20/1928:8 Washburn, Anna K. Warren, Lavinia (see Magri, Countess) Wedding described, 07/24/1925:1 Warren, Mary Wed to George H. Ferdinand, 07/24/1925:4 Sails for Ireland, 12/09/1927:3 Washburn, Anna S. Warren, Mary A. Dies 25 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 Obituary, 03/08/1929:1 Washburn, Anna Sampson Will in probate, 03/22/1929:4 Beautiful memorial window installed at Montgomery Home, Warren, Mary Alice 05/27/1927:7 Widow of Francis dies at age 59, 03/08/1929:4 Washburn, Annie Marie Warren, Minnie Obituary, 03/08/1929:1 Brief biography, 01/02/1925:1 Widow of George W. dies at age 89, 03/08/1929:4 Arrives home with sister 50 years ago, 05/29/1925:3 Washburn, Azel Fifty-year-old photo shows local Lilliputians (p), 05/14/1926:1 In charge of care of school property 50 years ago, 09/03/1926:6 Returns home for Christmas 50 years ago, 11/04/1927:6 Petition for trusteeship, 04/20/1928:4 Dies 50 years ago, 07/27/1928:6 Washburn, Bradford Sumner Circus Queen Marie Harrison dies 25 years ago, 11/16/1928:7 Dies 50 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 Sister to Mrs Tom Thumb, 12/13/1929:1 Everett Robinson appointed executor of will 50 years ago, 03/09/1928:7 Warren, Mrs E.V. Washburn, Charles Parker Post office employees from 32 years ago (p), 11/27/1925:1 Purchases grain business from E.O. Parker 25 years ago, 04/22/1927:6 Warren Mills Washburn, Cora Eleazer and William Caswell in land court, 07/03/1925:2 Obituary, 08/12/1927:1 Warren Pianoforte School Wife of Chester M. dies at age 37, 08/12/1927:4 Open for registration (ad), 09/03/1926:8 Washburn, Cora S. To occupy Peirce building rooms, 04/20/1928:4 Petition for administration of estate, 08/19/1927:5 Classes resume (ad), 09/06/1929:8 Washburn, C.P. Washburn (Mr) Grain elevator (ad), 01/02/1925:8 Talks of relocating to Marion after fire in East Middleboro 50 years ago, Truck in collision with truck owned by Halifax Garden Co., 03/27/1925:8 06/12/1925:1 Sells Lackawanna coal 50 years ago, 05/06/1927:6 Two storage sheds destroyed by fire, 06/26/1925:4 Washburn (Representative) Employs David Houlihan at grain elevator, 07/10/1925:1 Receives flattering vote for second term (p), 11/09/1928:1 Employs George Lee, 07/17/1925:2 Washburn, Abbie C. Moves Place house to Cambridge St 25 years ago, 07/31/1925:6 Obituary, 01/21/1927:1 Blaze under loading platform at elevator, 10/02/1925:1 Widow of Charles Parker dies at age 67, 01/21/1927:4 Employs William Bernier, 12/10/1926:2 Washburn, Abbie Parker Builds grain store near Halifax station, 11/11/1927:3 Petition for administration of estate, 02/11/1927:5 Break-in at grain elevator, 05/25/1928:1 Washburn, Abiel Employs George Lee, 08/03/1928:1 Art department of Cabot Club tours mansion at Muttock, 12/10/1926:1 Washburn, Ed Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Sells farm to Arthur Nye and Harry Washburn, 05/13/1927:7 builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Washburn, Edward Grass sale nets nearly $300 fifty years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Obituary, 05/17/1929:1 Washburn, Albert H. Dies at age 85, 05/17/1929:4 U.S. minister to Austria resigns, 03/27/1925:1 Petition for administration of estate, 08/09/1929:4 State department recommends retention of ambassador to Austria, Washburn, Edward A. 04/03/1925:1 Obituary, 03/11/1927:4 Sails from Trieste, headed for New York, 08/13/1926:2 Washburn, Edwina U.S. minister to Austria interviewed, 09/03/1926:1 Everett Lincoln appointed commissioner for land partition, 05/03/1929:3 Arrives from Vienna, 09/03/1926:2 Washburn, E.L. Minister to Austria gives brief talk to Commercial Club, 10/15/1926:1 The Last Guest (poem), 01/21/1927:5 Summer home at Falmouth Heights destroyed by fire, 10/29/1926:1 Christmas Bells of Yore (poem), 12/20/1929:1 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Washburn, Ella L. builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Wife of Frank dies in New York city, 06/18/1926:4 Written up in Vienna, Austria newspaper, 10/14/1927:2 Washburn, Elmer L. Travels to United States for brief visit, 08/10/1928:1 California man pens beautiful poem, 12/20/1929:1 Minister to Austria visits family here, 09/07/1928:1 Washburn, Esther Sails on Presidente Wilson to Austria, 10/05/1928:1 Wed to Theodore T. Vaughan, 2d, 03/04/1927:1 Washburn, Albert H. (25 years ago) Wed to Theodore Vaughan, 03/04/1927:7 Writes article on consular inspection, 08/28/1925:6 Washburn, Etta Florence Challenged to discussion of Socialism, 10/16/1925:7 Obituary, 09/16/1927:1 Second assistant U.S. district attorney retires, 02/26/1926:6 Wife of Nathan dies at age 63, 09/16/1927:3

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Washburn, Etta L. Washburn, Kendrick Obituary, 06/25/1926:1 Joins Willie Leonard in Mexico raising sheep 50 years ago, Washburn, Eugene 08/12/1927:5 Purchases Ford coupe from John Perkins, 08/07/1925:5 Washburn, Kendrick H. Washburn, Eugene V. Announces candidacy for representative, 08/13/1926:5 Public Works truck driven by Washburn collides with auto from Support for representative (ad), 09/10/1926:8 Harwich, 11/19/1926:1 Representative-elect, biography (p), 11/05/1926:1 Washburn, F.B. Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on legal procedures at Hires Charles Thomas for construction needs 50 years ago, state capitol, 04/15/1927:6 07/08/1927:6 Vote on employment of women in textiles (ad), 10/12/1928:5 Washburn, Florence Files bill to amend auto insurance law, 01/18/1929:1 Lets Washburn's Oak St apartment to Earl Millerd, 09/18/1925:1 Washburn, K.H. Washburn, Forest Writes to Cabot Club concerning limited town meeting (l), 02/10/1928:8 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 03/04/1927:6 Washburn, Lemuel K. Washburn, Frank Obituary, 11/25/1927:5 Caretaker puts Rock Cemetery in order, 06/01/1928:3 Washburn, Lewis Bartlett Installs oil heater in home, 10/11/1929:3 Wed to Elsie May Howes, 12/17/1926:1 Washburn, Frank B. Washburn, Lucia Obituary, 09/30/1927:1 Mr and Mrs Henry Soule attend funeral in New Bedford, 02/18/1927:2 Washburn, Frank J. Washburn, Lucia A. Obituary, 12/11/1925:6 Obituary, 02/18/1927:1 Washburn, George Washburn, Lucia A. Thompson And wife on board Lucania, nearly wrecked off coast of Ireland 25 Widow of Alanson R. dies at age 79, 02/18/1927:8 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Washburn, Maria A.L. President of Roberts College, Constantinople 50 years ago, Wife of Edgar A. dies at age 59, 04/23/1926:4 10/28/1927:6 Will in probate, 05/14/1926:9 Works hard in interest of Robert College, Constantinople 50 years ago, Administrator presents account of estate, 07/29/1927:5 04/13/1928:7 Washburn, Maurice President of Robert College in Constantinople 50 years ago, Cuts foot while working in bog, 09/03/1926:4 08/03/1928:6 Washburn, Merle Resigns as president of Robert College, Constantinople 25 years ago, Employed by Washburn and Sheridan Construction Co., 05/01/1925:9 11/23/1928:6 Sanding and oiling East Bridgewater road, 09/04/1925:7 Washburn, George H. Daughter born, 09/18/1925:2 Purchases lot at Oak and Southwick St from Abiel Wood 50 years ago, Partner in Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co., 04/06/1928:6 05/06/1927:6 Purchases 80 acres from Eliza Macomber, 02/01/1929:6 Fits boat with screw propeller 50 years ago, 08/05/1927:8 Marion man remodels house on County Rd, 04/05/1929:5 Washburn, George W. Appointed to Lakeville school board, 04/12/1929:3 Strikes auto operated by John Kelley, 12/17/1926:8 Engaged in road-building at Oak Bluffs, 10/11/1929:4 Washburn, Harold Washburn, Merle C. Dies in Melrose, 03/15/1929:2 Employed with Washburn Sheridan Construction Co., 02/06/1925:4 Washburn, Harriet Washburn, Milton Francis Frank Phinney to build residence on Pearl St 25 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Born to Irving P., 03/11/1927:2 Washburn, Harriet M. Washburn, Mrs Merle Lets Pearl St house to L.W. McMillan, 11/12/1926:2 Purchases new Nash auto, 04/19/1929:1 Washburn, Harriet Montgomery Washburn, Nathan Beautiful memorial window installed at Montgomery Home, Speaks at memorial service for Hosea Kingman 25 years ago, 05/27/1927:7 05/08/1925:6 Washburn, Harriet Montgomery Strobridge Nominated for vacancy on 4th District Court 25 years ago, 03/26/1926:6 Dies at age 80, 02/06/1925:4 Purchases John Deane place on Rhode Island Rd, 04/16/1926:2 Washburn, Harriet M.S. Reappointed associate justice of Superior court appellate division, Obituary, 02/06/1925:1 10/15/1926:2 Details of bequests, 03/27/1925:1 Engaged as counsel for electric rail promoters 25 years ago, Will in probate, 03/27/1925:6 03/11/1927:5 Washburn, Harry E. Suffers severe heart attack, 10/05/1928:1 And Arthur Nye purchase Ed Washburn farm, 05/13/1927:7 Able to reside at court sessions, 10/26/1928:1 Washburn, Henrietta Loraine Cephas Haskins' Lakeville store now used for cranberry storage (p), Widow of George dies in Boston, 08/17/1928:5 11/23/1928:1 Washburn, Henrietta Loraine Hamlin Re-appointed to another 3-year term to Appellate Division, Obituary, 08/17/1928:1 10/11/1929:1 Washburn, Irving Washburn, P. Son born, 03/04/1927:5 P. Washburn & Son purchase 1200 tons of coal 50 years ago, Washburn, Irving P. 05/24/1929:6 Son born, 03/11/1927:2 Washburn, Peter Washburn, John A. Erects building for coal 50 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 Firefighter injured in blaze at Berman's junkyard, 04/30/1926:1 Contracts to provide coal to Town House 50 years ago, 07/08/1927:6 Washburn, Joseph Does booming business in charcoal 50 years ago, 11/23/1928:6 Old Works sold to Savery boys 50 years ago, 04/03/1925:8 Peter Washburn & Son purchase old engine house for grain business 50 Washburn, Katherine Sedgewick years ago, 11/30/1928:6 Gives dramatic recitations in the Berkshires 50 years ago, 07/17/1925:6

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Washburn, Philander (50 years ago) Water Supply (25 years ago) Sells Taunton Rd lot to Nahum Wilbur, 07/17/1925:6 Leonard & Barrows digs 272-ft. artesian well, 06/05/1925:6 Boys collect money for use of corner of Washburn's pasture for Hopkins builds water tower on farm of Robinson, 10/30/1925:6 baseball, 07/24/1925:7 David G. Pratt builds 175-ft. tower for windmill, 11/20/1925:7 Construction of engine house on Washburn's land open to question, New mains installed, 08/12/1927:5 08/21/1925:6 Artesian well dug at Murdock Parlor Grate Co., 03/09/1928:7 Dean had watch purchased from Washburn in 1834, 12/11/1925:7 New well dug at Pleasant Street School, 11/02/1928:8 Sells land at rear of American building and Union block, 01/21/1927:6 Water Supply (50 years ago) Boys vandalize Muttock building, 05/10/1929:8 I.H. Harlow Co. and J.B. LeBaron dig well on property, 01/02/1925:3 Washburn, Ralph Wells so low manufacturers shut down, 01/30/1925:7 Son born, 11/16/1928:3 John Vaughan completes 300-barrel cistern, 10/09/1925:8 Washburn, Robert Cisterns low, 01/01/1926:7 Connected with Roberts College, Constantinople 50 years ago, Pump installed at the Green, 09/03/1926:6 03/16/1928:7 M.H. Cushing sinks well on homestead lot, 10/15/1926:5 Washburn, S.E. Cushing and Tucker dig well for American building, 11/05/1926:6 Builds drive at South Lakeville school, 08/26/1927:1 Eldridge sinks well for Briggs, 12/03/1926:6 Washburn, Thomas Under consideration for Four Corners, 08/10/1928:8 Clarence Curtis builds house in Lakeville, 10/01/1926:6 Rounseville deepens well at Eaton Family School, 09/28/1928:6 Washburn, Thomas R. Joseph Pease digs four dry wells, 10/12/1928:8 Captain on Colonel Cook's staff 25 years ago, 02/08/1929:7 Committee named to consider supply for Four Corners, 08/09/1929:8 Washburn & Sheridan Construction Co. Joseph Pease digs four wells at Peaseville, 10/11/1929:8 Employs Merle C. Washburn, 02/06/1925:4 E.L. LeBaron finds water at 19.5 ft despite dry time, 11/01/1929:6 Merle Washburn and Oliver Sheridan partners, 04/06/1928:6 Protracted drought stirs memories of, 11/08/1929:1 Wason, Elvira Nine of ten wells dry, 11/08/1929:8 Florida couple marks 23rd anniversary, 07/02/1926:2 Perry digs 42-ft well at Muttock for Landgrebe, 11/15/1929:6 Wasserman (Dr) William Perry digs over 40 wells, 11/15/1929:6 Employed at State Farm, 08/03/1928:5 Waterman, George Wasserman, Abraham Disposes of grocery business 50 years ago, 02/01/1929:7 Resigns from State Farm, 09/14/1928:9 Waterman, Harold B. Watches (see Clocks and Watches) Engaged to Helen E. Holloway, 08/19/1927:2 Water Department (see Middleboro - Water Department) Waterman, Harold Brodrick Water Rights Wedding described, 09/09/1927:1 see also Assawompsett Lake - Water Rights Wed to Helen Savery Holloway, 09/09/1927:4 New Bedford surveyors at Rock pond, 01/16/1925:2 Waterman, Jennie F. New Bedford unhappy with water quality from Lakeville ponds 25 years Funeral held in Plympton, 02/25/1927:5 ago, 06/12/1925:6 Waterman, Julia A. Fate of Lakeville ponds pondered 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Recalls civic dress ball from 70 years ago, 05/08/1925:8 Notice from Water Boards of New Bedford and Taunton (ad), Celebrates 98th birthday, biography, 10/16/1925:3 01/08/1926:8 Surrounded by friends and family on 99th birthday, 10/15/1926:1 Cities named in water suits, 11/12/1926:6 Breaks hip in fall, 06/03/1927:1 Judge Washburn looking for out of court settlement with New Bedford, Obituary, 06/24/1927:3 Taunton, and Fall River, 12/17/1926:1 Widow of James H. dies at age 99, 06/24/1927:4 New Bedford and Taunton using local water 50 years ago, 12/17/1926:7 WRC holds annual memorial service for deceased members, New Bedford water board auctions off houses, 01/28/1927:1 07/01/1927:3 New Bedford sells Smith St building to Thomas Whitfield, 01/28/1927:3 Will in probate, 07/08/1927:3 Verdict reached in Nemasket Worsted Mill water action against New Brief biography of Rhoda Churchill (p), 06/07/1929:1 Bedford, Fall River, and Taunton, 03/25/1927:2 Waterman, Mrs Harold Smith St building sold at auction still not been removed, 04/01/1927:1 Resides in Lynn, 11/11/1927:10, 10/19/1928:1 New Bedford, Fall River, and Taunton settle over Nemasket waters, Waterman, Mrs H.D. 10/28/1927:1 Resides in Lynn, 09/20/1929:1 Legislative committee holds hearing 50 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Waters, Charles Water Supply Breaks wrist in fall from bike, 06/03/1927:1 see also Middleboro - Water Department Waters, Joseph John McGrady, sewage and water system work (ad), 01/02/1925:7 Rose rolls sedan twice, Waters and Scanlon thrown from car, Lakeville Hospital petitions to develop water supply from Clear Pond, 06/05/1925:1 03/13/1925:1 Battery shop, 87 Everett St (ad), 10/23/1925:5 Lakeville Hospital petitions to develop additional water supply (ad), And George Budd open battery service station on Everett St, 03/13/1925:9 10/30/1925:2 State engineers work at Clear Pond to improve water supply for Battery and radio service (ad), 01/01/1926:5 Lakeville Hospital, 08/21/1925:8 Waters, Len Water supply for sanatorium at Clear Pond closed to bathers, Clark & Cole Co. workmen (p), 01/28/1927:1 07/23/1926:1 Waters & Budd New system at Lakeville sanatorium nears completion, 10/15/1926:1 Cars washed and simonized (ad), 04/09/1926:4 A.S. Buckman & Son, wells drilled or driven (ad), 07/29/1927:8 Batteries, 87 Everett St (ad), 12/03/1926:5 Orrall's and Penniman's wells dry despite rain, 09/02/1927:1 Waterville School New bubbler near academy working, 06/01/1928:1 Thoroughly renovated inside and out, 08/07/1925:6 Sought at Rock for better fire protection, 10/26/1928:6 James Sparrow contracts to build 50 years ago, 08/26/1927:6 Fire Department tests new supply at Rock, 11/30/1928:1 Watson, Mary Sells Bourne St estate to Michael Barrett, 08/10/1928:1

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Watts, George Weather cont. Accepts post at college in Davidson, NC, 03/12/1926:3 December statistics, 01/06/1928:6 And wife in auto accident in North Carolina, 01/07/1927:4 January and February statistics, 03/09/1928:6 Watts, Lawrence H. March statistics, 04/06/1928:1 Wed to Mary J. Faxon, 01/30/1925:4 April statistics, 05/04/1928:1 Watts, Mrs George May statistics, 06/08/1928:9 Resides in Davidson, NC, 02/18/1927:7 June statistics, 07/06/1928:2 Wayside Inn July statistics, 08/03/1928:1 On state road (ad), 12/04/1925:8 Army airplanes land in Lakeville due to severe weather, 08/10/1928:3 Lobsters alive and boiled (ad), 04/06/1928:10 Labor Day weekend rainy, 09/07/1928:1 Orick Nickerson sells property to Mrs H.L. Human, 08/17/1928:5 August statistics, 09/07/1928:2 Alice Humann to continue lobster business (ad), 08/31/1928:9 September statistics, 10/05/1928:3 Stubborn fire on Everett St, 11/15/1929:3 October statistics, 11/09/1928:1 Weather November statistics, 12/07/1928:2 see also Storms Detailed notes from January week in 1857, 01/18/1929:2 Snow, lightning, and rain all in one week, 01/16/1925:1 December statistics, 01/25/1929:10 December statistics, 01/16/1925:6 January statistics, 02/08/1929:8 January statistics, 02/06/1925:4 February statistics, 03/08/1929:8 February statistics, 03/06/1925:8 Fickle weather registers temperatures from zero to 60 degrees, March statistics, 04/03/1925:1 03/15/1929:1 April statistics, 05/15/1925:9 March statistics, 04/05/1929:8 Frost reported, 05/22/1925:3 April statistics, 05/03/1929:3 Heavy frost, mercury at 24 degrees, 05/29/1925:8 May statistics, 06/07/1929:6 May statistics, 06/05/1925:1 Recent conditions reminiscent of 1816, 06/14/1929:1 June statistics, 07/10/1925:5 High winds damage trees and signs, 07/05/1929:4 A decided fall tinge in air, 08/28/1925:5 June statistics, 07/12/1929:6 August statistics, 09/04/1925:1 July statistics, 08/09/1929:2 First killing frost of season, 09/25/1925:1 August statistics, 09/06/1929:2 September statistics, 10/09/1925:6 September statistics, 10/04/1929:4 Rock pond skimmed with ice early in season, 11/06/1925:4 Protracted drought stirs memories of 50 years ago, 11/08/1929:1 October statistics, 11/13/1925:10 October statistics, 11/08/1929:6 November statistics, 12/04/1925:1 First Sunday rain since March brings 1.5 inches, 11/08/1929:8 Warm temperatures bring frost out of the ground, 12/25/1925:7 First snow falls, 11/22/1929:1 Temperatures hover around zero degrees, 01/01/1926:1 November statistics, 12/06/1929:3 December statistics, 01/08/1926:2 Drought not kind to holly, 12/06/1929:8 January statistics, 02/05/1926:2, 03/05/1926:1 Snow fall followed by drop in temperature, 12/13/1929:1 Rain causes flooding, 03/12/1926:1 Public Works Department asks for estimates from police, 12/13/1929:4 Rock pond free of ice, 04/02/1926:6 Weather (25 years ago) March statistics, 04/09/1926:6 December dry, 01/09/1925:7 Unusually cold for April, 04/23/1926:1 Morning temperature at zero, next evening 52 degrees, 02/13/1925:7 May statistics, 06/11/1926:3 Frost hurts potatoes, 05/22/1925:7 Storm rain saves hay crop, 06/18/1926:1 Frost every month, 06/19/1925:6 June statistics, 07/09/1926:1 Ice on lines delays Lake Shore car, 02/05/1926:7 Intense heat causes general suspension of business, 07/23/1926:5 Record-breaking string of freezing days, 02/19/1926:6 Cold temperatures get attention of cranberry growers, 07/30/1926:5 Intense heat suspends work at LeBaron foundry, 07/23/1926:6 July statistics, 08/06/1926:5 Cold temperatures delay planting, 04/29/1927:6 August statistics, 09/03/1926:3 One of coolest Junes on record, 07/01/1927:6 September statistics, 10/08/1926:2 September clear and crisp, 09/16/1927:4 October statistics, 11/05/1926:2 November warmest since 1879, 11/18/1927:6 November statistics, 12/10/1926:2 Heavy rains fill lowlands, 04/20/1928:6 December statistics, 01/07/1927:5 Drought and frost hard on crops, 05/25/1928:7 Frigid cold wave brings temperatures in single digits, 01/28/1927:1 Nineteen days of consecutive rain, 06/29/1928:5 January statistics, 02/04/1927:1 July eccentric, 07/27/1928:6 February statistics, 03/04/1927:1 Geese seek shelter around Assawompsett in cold storm, 10/12/1928:8 March statistics, 04/08/1927:6 Thermometer registers 34 degrees below zero, 01/11/1929:8 April statistics, 05/06/1927:6 Frozen pipes keep water department busy, 03/01/1929:8 May statistics, 06/03/1927:4 Weather (50 years ago) June statistics, 07/08/1927:7 Thermometer at 37 degrees, 05/29/1925:3 July statistics, 08/05/1927:5 Temperature swings 47 degrees in one day, 12/25/1925:3 Unusual rainfall brings 3.14 inches, 08/19/1927:1 Mild, broken weather predicted for winter, 01/01/1926:7 Rainfall brings another 3.87 inches, 08/26/1927:1 Winter has extreme temperature, 01/08/1926:3 August statistics, 09/09/1927:1 Four and three-fourths inches recorded at Star Mills, 11/19/1926:6 Floodgates of rain open up, 09/16/1927:7 Snow and ice cover for seven weeks, 02/04/1927:6 September statistics, 10/07/1927:6 Frost destroys Alden's beans, 06/01/1928:6 First frost of season, 10/14/1927:6 Receive 2.5 inches in a week, 11/23/1928:6 October statistics, 11/04/1927:1 Snow continuously on ground from January to April, 05/03/1929:6 First snow of season in Rock, 11/11/1927:2 Heavy frost, 05/31/1929:6 Despite snow, flowers still bloom, 11/18/1927:3 Stormy and wet, 08/23/1929:8 November statistics, 12/09/1927:3 Nine of ten wells dry, 11/08/1929:8 Pond at Rock skimmed with ice, 12/16/1927:6

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Weaver, Gladys Adeline Weeman, Walter R. Wed to Elliott Gifford James, 12/30/1927:6 First year student at Stockbridge School of Agriculture, 12/27/1929:1 Webb, C.A. Weeman, William Dies in Dedham, 11/22/1929:1 Occupies new home at 700 Centre St, 11/16/1928:1 Webb, Gladys Elliott Couple married 30 years, 06/07/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/05/1928:1 Wehkamaki, Eric Erickson Wed to Roger Wood, 10/05/1928:4 Obituary, 05/20/1927:1 Webber, Arthur B. Weightman, Irene B. Superintendent of Lakeville schools, 03/23/1928:1 Wed to Augustus G. Lattenville in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Brother dies in Newton, 06/22/1928:1 Weightman, Irene Bertha Webber, Frederick W. Wed to Augustus George Lattenville, 07/03/1925:4 Dies in Newton, 06/22/1928:1 Welch, Albert Webber, Harold Employed at Cook Brick Co., 03/23/1928:1 Employed as attendant at State Farm asylum, 01/20/1928:2 Welcome Inn Webber, Jane H.C. Lyon proprietor, 02/11/1927:2 Teaches school in Rehoboth, 04/17/1925:8 Weld, C.R. Webber, Jane Chamberlain Employs Charles Blaum, 04/06/1928:3 Wedding described, 07/10/1925:1 Joseph Carr leaves position on farm, 09/07/1928:3 Wed to George Horton, 07/10/1925:6 Harry Jennings resigns, 12/21/1928:2 Webber, Laurentia B. Weld, James S. Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Chimney fire at home on Chestnut St, 01/28/1927:5 Dies in Boston at age 27, 12/02/1927:4 Weld, Katherine Webber, Margaret Wedding described, 07/30/1926:1 Resigns from girls' department at State Farm, 03/16/1928:2 Wed to Bradford Davis Bennett, 07/30/1926:3 Weber, Helena M. Weld, Sidney Obituary, 12/02/1927:1 Chimney fire at Thomastown home, 01/01/1926:3 Wife of Fred M. dies at age 59, 12/02/1927:4 Welders and Welding (see Metal Work) Webster, Louise Welfare, Public (see Public Welfare) Attends Bridgewater Normal School, 04/20/1928:2 Wellington, Anna C. Webster, Orrin Resigns post in Girls' Defective Delinquent department at State Farm, Elliott Harlow rebuilds fire-damaged house, 09/13/1929:1 12/16/1927:1 Webster, Orrin A. Wells, Catherine Betty Warrentown home destroyed by fire, 08/09/1929:2 Born to Charles, 11/19/1926:4 Weeks, Charles M. Wells, Charles In auto collision with Brockton driver, 08/27/1926:1 Daughter born, 11/19/1926:4 Case of reckless driving continued, 09/03/1926:1 Wells, Charlotte M. Found not guilty of reckless driving, 09/10/1926:4 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 09/18/1925:3 Employed at Doane's hardware, 06/08/1928:1 Wells, Elizabeth Obituary, 06/15/1928:1 Moves from Lakeville to Barrows St, 10/18/1929:1 Dies at age 60, 06/15/1928:4 Wells, Elsie Dies suddenly, 06/15/1928:4 Moves from Lakeville to Barrows St, 10/18/1929:1 Weeks, Mrs Charles M. Wells, Elsie M. Sells Rice St place to A.R. Mack, 08/10/1928:1 Opens beauty shop at 87 Center St (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Weeks, William M. Wells, Evelyn B. Obituary, 09/07/1928:3 Drawing supervisor resigns, to teach in Fairhaven and Mattapoisett, Weeman, G. 06/12/1925:7 Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Wells, Lewis Weeman, George Knocked down by Clarence Wright's auto, 01/16/1925:2 Auto collides with Newcomb's auto at North and East Main St, Wells, Lewis A. 03/08/1929:3 Improving after hit by car, 01/16/1925:8 Weeman, J. Edward Moves to Charlestown, 09/03/1926:2 Manager of Oak Bluffs A&P for the summer, 06/29/1928:6 Wells, Walter E. Weeman, Marion Anne Moves from Court End Ave to Centre St, 08/05/1927:1 Wed to Frederick Woodward Howland, 12/17/1926:1 Wells Block Wedding described, 12/17/1926:1 L. Bradford Murdock purchases block 50 years ago, 04/12/1929:8 Weeman, R. Large size glass installed 50 years ago, 08/16/1929:8 Captain of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Welsh, D. Weeman, Russell Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Enters Amherst Ag College, 10/04/1929:1 Wenstron, Harry Weeman, Ted Resides in New Bedford, 07/30/1926:1 Resides in Harwichport, 10/18/1929:1 Wentworh, Soranus Weeman, Walter Additional information on picture of Bela Kingman place, 02/10/1928:1 Conducts instrumental lessons at Assawampsett School, 03/01/1929:6 Wentworth (Miss) Orchestra performs at Halifax graduation, 06/21/1929:1 Fills vacancy at Memorial High School, 07/05/1929:1 Pulls out into traffic, struck by Falmouth auto, 07/19/1929:1 Wentworth, Benjamin Weeman, Walter J. Moves to Onset, 11/23/1928:4 Violin and trumpet instruction (ad), 11/18/1927:8 Wentworth, Ernest School of violin and trumpet instruction (ad), 08/17/1928:5 Accepts position in Buzzards Bay, 03/06/1925:3 Music instructor for Kingston, Halifax, Mansfield Centre, Carver, Moves to Buzzards Bay, 03/13/1925:2 Bridgewater, and Lakeville, 10/18/1929:1

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Wentworth, Harry B. Western Union Telegraph Co. cont. First YMCA gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Residents find new office a great convenience, 07/09/1926:1 Wentworth, H.B. Line strung through here on Cape section of railroad, 07/30/1926:1 Elite Concert Trio performs in East Raynham 25 years ago, Wiring changes to be made at railroad station, 12/17/1926:1 02/27/1925:3 Centre St office closes due to lack of business, 01/28/1927:4 Employed in Malden 25 years ago, 10/02/1925:6 Westgate (Mr) Wentworth, Kenneth Forwards 4 to 6 bushels of blueberries daily to Nantucket 50 years ago, Former Middleboro boy a playwright, 12/14/1928:5 07/30/1926:6 Wentworth, Mary E. Foster Tinkham purchases Westgate place near Rock School, Executor presents final account of estate, 10/01/1926:5 04/06/1928:3 Wentworth, O.C. Westgate, Amy Proprietor of Travelers' Rest, Murdock St (ad), 02/13/1925:5 Two dogs take prizes at local show, 04/02/1926:6 Wentworth, Oscar Westgate, Amy B. Auto struck by Marion driver at North and Everett St, 09/11/1925:1 Beagles take ribbons at Middlesex County Kennel club, 04/23/1926:6 Wesson, Edward M. Westgate, Arthur Dies at age 87, 03/22/1929:4 Moves from tenement at Miller and Bishop St to Miller St, 09/28/1928:7 Obituary, 03/29/1929:1 House under quarantine for scarlet fever, 03/08/1929:2 Wesson, Mrs E.M. Scarlet fever quarantine lifted, 04/19/1929:2 Ill with influenza, 04/23/1926:2 Westgate, Bertram West, A.E. Fined $5 for impeding operation of auto, 07/19/1929:1 Purchases Taunton St bungalow, tea room, and gas station from J.F. Westgate, Bradford Stephenson, 03/30/1928:2 Longtime employee at Atwood's mill, 04/09/1926:6 West, Eleanor Frances Purchases auto, 09/20/1929:2 Wed to George Lyman Greene, 12/14/1928:6 Westgate, Charles Merton Wedding described, 12/21/1928:2 Engaged to Mary Agnes Boudreau, 08/10/1928:5 West, Ella Marjorie Westgate, Clifford Wed to Wilfred Edmund Hardy, 07/16/1926:4 Chimney fire at Rock home, 02/20/1925:4 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:4 Agent's duties combined with flagman's, 04/29/1927:7 West, Joseph Avis Employed at Rock station, 11/25/1927:4 Colonel in Revolution, built Fuller St house (p), 05/15/1925:1 Begins duties at South Middleboro station, 12/21/1928:2 West, Mrs Robert C. New station agent at South Middleboro, 12/21/1928:2 Named to District Nursing board, 04/02/1926:1 Barn and garage on Smith St burn, 06/07/1929:2 West, Robert Purchases Chrysler auto, 07/19/1929:2 Installs radio in home, 01/30/1925:4 Replaces James Boucher as station agent at South Middleboro, Large barn on Pleasant St torn down, 07/06/1928:4 12/27/1929:2 West, Robert C. Westgate, Clifford J. Farmer guilty of not disposing of corn stubble, 04/02/1926:3 On probation after charged with animal abuse, 03/09/1928:2 Fined $2 for violation of corn stubble laws, 12/24/1926:1 Westgate, C.S. West, Roy Works at both Rock and South Middleboro stations, 02/17/1928:3 Employed at J. Cushing Co., 08/17/1928:1 Westgate, C.T. West, T.B. Makes annual shipment of berries to Nantucket 50 years ago, Rex takes second at Marshfield fair 25 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 07/17/1925:6 West, Thomas B. Employed at Rock Station, 11/05/1926:3 Rex racing well 25 years ago, 10/09/1925:8 House shingled by Oscar Westgate, 08/16/1929:6 West Side Neighborhood Association Westgate, Emma E. Wilbur Question of playgrounds high on agenda, 01/30/1925:3 Engaged to Arthur Herbert Raymond, 10/26/1928:4 Holds annual meeting, 01/15/1926:7, 01/14/1927:5, 02/01/1929:3 Westgate, Florence Caroline West Side School Wedding described, 05/06/1927:2 Request for bids to reshingle (ad), 07/09/1926:8 Westgate, Fred Building shingled over summer, 09/03/1926:3 Moves from Providence to Walnut St, 08/05/1927:2 New PTA forms, 11/04/1927:4 Moves to Thomas' tenement over store, 07/12/1929:7 New PTA holds first meeting, 12/02/1927:2 Westgate, George K. Fire caused by overheated furnace pipe, 03/09/1928:2 Dog wins first at Lynn Kennel club show, 04/02/1926:4 Slight fire closes school, 03/09/1928:3 Westgate, G.K. To have all grades in fall 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Brisk brush and grass fire on Smith St, 02/27/1925:2 Greta Becker new teacher, Smith transfers to School St School, Purchases one of best beagle hounds in the U.S., 03/19/1926:4 07/27/1928:1 Enters Rochwood Sweet in Boston show, 02/04/1927:4 Greta Becker resigns, replaced by Lillian Tinkham, 02/08/1929:1 Beagle wins honors at Boston show, 03/04/1927:7 Janitor Linam Chute resigns, replaced by Daniel McCarthy, Kennel well represented at Middleboro show, 04/01/1927:1 02/08/1929:1 Dog takes prize at South Weymouth show, 08/26/1927:6 Lillian Tinkham replaces Greta Becker, 02/15/1929:3 Engineer at Atwood's mill, 10/28/1927:3 Catherine Coen new teacher, replaces Lillian Tinkham, 04/26/1929:1 Beagles place at Rhode Island Kennel Club show, 09/07/1928:3 Lillian Tinkham resigns, 04/26/1929:7 Engineer at Atwood's mill, 11/15/1929:3 Class of 1904 holds first reunion and banquet, 06/14/1929:1 Westgate, Irving Ward Westcoat (Mr) Engaged to Geraldine Elva Lamoureux, 03/01/1929:6 Resigns from McElroy & Cushman, employed at Brett's 50 years ago, Westgate, James 03/29/1929:8 Son born, 08/06/1926:3 Western Union Telegraph Co. Gets 30 days for drunkenness, 30 days for assault on Muthow, To establish office here, 04/16/1926:1 08/30/1929:2 Opens office at 133 Centre St, 07/02/1926:2

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Westgate, Joseph Weston, Frederic Car struck by auto occupied by Mrs Henry, 08/31/1928:2 Attends Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Grass fire on Courtland St, 01/25/1929:1 Weston, Frederic S. High school football team from 1904 (p), 09/06/1929:1 Valedictorian of class of 1900, 05/08/1925:6 Westgate, Joseph F. Weston, Frederick Wire chief at telephone exchange, 08/21/1925:5 Resides in Newton Centre, 07/02/1926:7 Westgate, Josette Weston, Frederick S. Obituary, 07/27/1928:4 Nominated to fill vacant seat as Peirce Estate Trustee, biography, Westgate, King 11/12/1926:1 Grass fire at Rock home, 02/27/1925:2 Addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on the land of the Westgate, Lawrence Amazon, 02/11/1927:8 Ill with scarlet fever, 03/08/1929:2 Letter to voters and taxpayers (ad), 12/28/1928:4 Westgate, Lucy A. Middleboro voters and taxpayers (l), 12/28/1928:8 Auto struck by Providence driver at Wareham and Benton St, Outlines campaign position (l), 01/11/1929:4 07/29/1927:1 To Middleboro voters and taxpayers (ad) (p), 01/18/1929:4 Westgate, Mrs Arthur Weston, H.W. Ill with scarlet fever, 03/22/1929:9 Choice Florida homes for sale (ad), 07/17/1925:8 Westgate, Oscar Weston, James Shingles home for C.T. Westgate, 08/16/1929:6 Caught in cave-in at sand pit on William Eaton estate, 01/15/1926:1 Westgate, Sylvanus Weston, James H. Obituary, 03/01/1929:9 Contracts to build house and stable for Joseph Pease 50 years ago, Westgate, Will 08/14/1925:7 Purchases Miller St house from Arthur Winslow, 08/05/1927:2 View of house on Centre St 1892 (p), 08/26/1927:1 Westgate, William Loses finger at Bay State Straw Works 50 years ago, 05/10/1929:8 Sells South St place to Flora DeMoranville, 03/26/1926:2 Weston, John T. Two dogs take prizes at local show, 04/02/1926:6 Undertaker files for bankruptcy, 06/18/1926:2 Occupies tenement owned by Delano, 04/09/1926:6 Weston, Malcolm L. Sells house to DeMoranville, moves into Delano's tenement, Son born on February 29th, 03/02/1928:1 04/16/1926:2 Weston, Malcolm Loring, Jr. Moves to Rock, 01/07/1927:4 Leap year baby born to Malcolm L., 03/02/1928:1 Westgate, William B. Weston, Mrs Harvey Fined $10 for drunkenness, 08/30/1929:2 Home wrecked in Florida tornado, 09/24/1926:5 Westgate Family Weston, Robert Westgate house on Marion Rd before fire in 1898 (p), 07/05/1929:1 First Unitarian sends unanimous call, 10/19/1928:1 Westling, Earle Lawrence Declines call from Unitarian church, 10/26/1928:1 Wed to Anna Edith Jardullo, 09/17/1926:3 Weston, Thomas Weston (Mr) Defective chimney causes fire at old Weston place, 03/06/1925:5 Eddyville property sold to Ellis Lynch, 01/29/1926:4 Prize-winning essays presented at WRC meeting, 04/08/1927:8 And Mendall contract to build for Perkins 50 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 The Indians of Old Namassaket (essay) (p), 06/22/1928:6 Weston, Annie Enrolls at MIT, 07/13/1928:1 Resides in Brockton, 07/02/1926:7 Passes entrance exams for MIT, 09/07/1928:1 Weston, Annie H. Weston & Bourne Resides in Brockton, 01/02/1925:5, 01/23/1925:4 Parlor heaters (ad), 10/30/1925:8 Weston, Arthur L. Wetherbee, Charles Relieved of $75 by Boston thieves 25 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Reverend declines call from Middleboro 50 years ago, 11/11/1927:7 Weston, Chester E. Wetherby (Rev) Peirce Trustees offer to finance fire station (l), 06/12/1925:1 Called to Central Congregational 50 years ago, 09/30/1927:6 Purchases Pearl St tenements at mortgagee's sale 25 years ago, W.H. Ladbury's Sporting Goods Store 01/01/1926:7 33 Wareham St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Addresses Congregational Mens' club on Indians of old Middleboro, W.H. Luther & Sons (see William H. Luther & Sons) 03/12/1926:3 Whalen, Eva Wanzer Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the builders of Daughter born, 07/01/1927:7 Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Whalen, Herbert New president of Old Middleborough Historical Society, 06/08/1928:2 Daughter born, 07/01/1927:7 And J. Herbert Cushing provide music at Bridgewater Grange, Whalen, Jean Wadsworth 06/15/1928:4 Born to Herbert and Eva Wanzer, 07/01/1927:7 Weston, Dura E. Whalon, Myrtle Obituary, 08/06/1926:1 Undergoes second operation after initial amputation, 12/10/1926:2 North Carver folks attend funeral, 08/13/1926:1 Recuperates nicely from amputation, 12/17/1926:6 Receives historic sword from widow of Russell Thomas 25 years ago, Has unique motor-driven wheelchair, 07/19/1929:2 11/15/1929:6 Wheeler, Ellsworth Weston, Dura Ellis Local talent shines at Wareham program, 04/01/1927:2 Dies at age 41, 08/06/1926:4 Without thought for own safety, lifeguard performs heroic act, Weston, Fannie E. 08/17/1928:1 Sells estate in Eddyville, 08/21/1925:1 Employed in Greenfield, MA, 11/23/1928:1 Purchases North Lakeville homestead from Mrs M.E. Osborne, Resides in Greenfield, 02/08/1929:4 06/07/1929:1 Wheeler, G. Ellsworth Weston, Fred Employed at F.J. Mitchell & Co. (ad), 12/09/1927:5 Addresses Congregational Men's class on the Philippines, 01/01/1926:2 Resigns from post in Greenfield, MA, employed by Beechnut Co., 05/24/1929:1

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Wheeler, George White, Chester Guilty of cruelty to animals, 08/27/1926:2 Attends Northeastern University, 09/18/1925:1 Wheeler, John H. Graduates from Northeastern University, 06/21/1929:5 Named vice-president of Southeastern Association of Boards of Heath, Employed in Foxboro, 09/06/1929:6 07/30/1926:3 Employed in New York, 12/06/1929:6 Replaced by John Connor as health officer, 03/08/1929:1 White, Chester M. Testimonial (l) (William Egger), 03/22/1929:9 Attends Northeastern University, 09/18/1925:2 Concludes services with Board of Health, 04/05/1929:6 Completes term at Northeastern University with honors, 01/29/1926:1 Wheeler, Mildred White, Chester Marston Employed a Trust Co., 10/05/1928:1 Engaged to Louise Gilbert Holbrook, 11/22/1929:4 Employed at Trust Co., 09/06/1929:1 White, Dorothy Wheeler, Mildred Feltch Engaged to Clarence E. Harris, 04/13/1928:9 Daughter born, 05/03/1929:4 Wedding described, 04/12/1929:1 Wheeler, Mrs R.A. Wed to Clarence E. Harris, 04/12/1929:4 Resides in Gardner, 09/20/1929:1 White, Dorothy H. Wheeler, Mrs Ralph Resigns from high school, to teach in Malden, 06/12/1925:7 Resides in Waltham, 11/18/1927:4, 08/16/1929:2 White, Edward Wheeler, Mrs William W. Wedding described, 07/30/1926:5 Employed at Trust Co., 09/17/1926:1 White, Edward T. Wheeler, Ralph Gets suspended sentence for drunkenness, 12/28/1928:1 Daughter born, 05/03/1929:4 White, Edward Thomas Wheeler, Richard A. Wed to Eileen May McIntyre, 07/23/1926:4 Resides in Gardner, 10/08/1926:2 White, Ella A. Wheeler, Richard Arthur Widow of William dies at age 77, 09/10/1926:4 Engaged to Mildred Leavitt Holloway, 07/24/1925:1 Obituary, 09/17/1926:3 Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Will in probate, 10/08/1926:4 Wed to Mildred Leavitt Holloway, 07/16/1926:4 White, F.H. Wheeler, William W. Soldier on his way home from the Philippines 25 years ago, Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 10/04/1929:5 03/12/1926:6 Whidden, James F. White, Florence Plants one and a half acres of potatoes in three hours 25 years ago, Enters training course at New Bedford hospital, 02/04/1927:7 04/24/1925:7 Student nurse in New Bedford, 08/24/1928:1 Whip-poor-will Tea Room White, Frank Plympton St (ad), 08/31/1928:9 Forms boys' brass band 25 years ago, 05/04/1928:8 Whitcomb (Mr) White, Fred Purchases Taunton Rd place from Mrs K.A. Harris, 04/09/1926:8 Writes from the Philippines 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 George Holloway builds wayside store for Whitcomb in North Private with 26th Infantry returns from Philippines 25 years ago, Lakeville, 05/28/1926:1 05/21/1926:4 Whitcomb, A.F. White, Fred H. Moves from North Main St to Oak St, 08/21/1925:5 Obituary, 07/05/1929:1 Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Funeral held in Lakeville, 07/05/1929:2 Whitcomb, Mattie V. Dies at age 71, 07/05/1929:4 Purchases Taunton Rd homestead from Kate Harris, 04/09/1926:3 Petition for administration of estate, 08/09/1929:4 Whitcomb's White, George M. Homemade ice cream, Taunton Rd (ad), 07/30/1926:7 Obituary, 02/06/1925:1 White, Ainsley C. White, George Miller Son born, 06/03/1927:2 North Rochester man dies at age 90, 02/06/1925:4 White, Alton W. White, Gladys Lets apartment to Ella Howland, 09/10/1926:2 Wedding described, 04/16/1926:2 White, Beatrice Wed to David E. Houlihan, 04/16/1926:4 Sees Charles Lindbergh in Concord, NH, 08/05/1927:9 White, Hazel Arlene White, Benjamin Wed to Charles Frederick Griswold, 10/15/1926:6 Accepts call from East Rochester, NH, 05/03/1929:1 White, Herbert A. White, Benjamin F. Chimney fire on Plymouth St, 10/18/1929:1 Accepts call from Baptist church in Braintree, 09/10/1926:4 White, Ida Appointed instructor of English and music supervisor at Northeastern Obituary, 07/06/1928:4 University, 11/15/1929:3 White, Isabel White, Bertrand M. George Houlihan pleads not guilty to charge of assault on White, Attends Northeastern University, 09/18/1925:2 10/15/1926:1 White, Beverly Ann George Houlihan sentenced to two months for assault on White, Born to Preston, 06/22/1928:10 10/22/1926:3 White, Carrie White, Isabella Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Dies at age 46, 05/06/1927:4 Resides in Plymouth, 10/12/1928:2 Will in probate, 05/27/1927:6 White, Charles F. White, Joe Remodels Wareham St home, 04/27/1928:1 Taunton man killed in auto-motorcycle accident, 11/04/1927:1 Loses money and ring to thief at circus 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 White, John A. White, Charles O. And Osgood Eddy start New England Rug Co. 25 years ago, Sells homestead at Bourne and Elm St to Goodale, 06/03/1927:3 11/19/1926:6 Purchases new auto, 04/27/1928:4

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White, Joseph White Shoe Store Ashland autoist and Taunton motorcyclist collide, passenger dies, George Budd manager (ad), 03/29/1929:2 09/02/1927:1 First anniversary sale (ad), 10/25/1929:8 White, Lester Whitehead, Louise Augusta Reshingles Plymouth St house, 07/20/1928:4 Wed to Alfred Walter Francis Wilmot, 09/16/1927:6 White, Louise Whitfield, Thomas W. Sells Bourne St property, 06/24/1927:5 Purchases Smith St building from city of New Bedford, 01/28/1927:3 White, Martha Smith Whitford, Alfred H. Tribute (l) (H. McL. Goss), 02/24/1928:1 Former YMCA secretary retires, 04/19/1929:3 White, Martin L. Couple plans world tour, 08/30/1929:1 Obituary, 12/06/1929:1 Whitfridd, T.W. Dies at age 69, 12/06/1929:6 Sells old shoefly building to Andrew Monahan, 04/22/1927:2 White, Maynard Whiting, Nathan Son born, 05/20/1927:2 Rehoboth man dies at age 95, 11/06/1925:1 White, Merton Whitman, F.N. Attends Northeastern University, 09/18/1925:1, 04/15/1927:1 High St homestead let to George Smith 25 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 White, Mrs Alton Dissolves partnership with Sparrow 25 years ago, 02/10/1928:7 Sells School St property to Wilford Shuman, 03/02/1928:4 And others purchase Whitman's from Ryder in 1894, 07/13/1928:1 White, Preston Whitman, Harold C. Wedding described, 08/14/1925:1 Fined $10 for failure to slow when approaching intersection, Wed to Orianna Thomas, 08/14/1925:4 11/01/1929:2 Occupies tenement on Pleasant St, 08/28/1925:1 Whitman, Sparrow & Co. Moves to Taunton, 01/01/1926:1 Established by George Ryder in 1874 (p), 08/17/1928:6 Moves to Barrows St from Taunton, 04/02/1926:1 Whitman Jesse M. Daughter born, 06/22/1928:10 Halifax man dies at age 70, 05/28/1926:4 Resides in Taunton, 04/12/1929:9 Whitman's Department Store White, Preston Andrew The complete department store (ad), 01/02/1925:4 Daughter born, 06/22/1928:4 31st anniversary sale (ad), 03/13/1925:4 White, Rex Mrs G. Louis Hathaway wins slogan contest, 05/01/1925:2 Petition for release from prison, 12/16/1927:3 Nearly 300 participate in slogan contest (ad), 05/08/1925:4 White, Rex H. Sprinkler system works in fire at Pierce building, 07/17/1925:1 Charged with first degree murder in death of Patrick Cullinane, 1926 Ford Tudor for sale (ad), 12/02/1927:8 11/20/1925:3 Purchased by Dunbar and Powrie from Rhode Island, 07/13/1928:1 Arrested by Chief Sisson, to face charges in Brockton, 05/25/1928:2 Old store under new management (ad), 07/20/1928:4 White, Sarah Edward Hunt resigns, 07/27/1928:1 Obituary, 04/27/1928:4 Dunbar & Powrie successors to (ad), 07/27/1928:4 White, Sarah D. Powrie & Ryder successor to department store (ad), 08/17/1928:2 Workmen take 50 lbs of honey from unused chimney 25 years ago, Personnel in front of (p), 09/20/1929:1 11/09/1928:8 Whitman's Department Store - Employees Brief biography (p), 12/13/1929:1 Clerks shown in front of Ryder's store 35 years ago (p), 06/05/1925:1 White, Sarah E. Employs Charlotte McDonald, 07/17/1925:1 Widow of Benjamin B. dies, 04/27/1928:4 Employs Irving Robinson, 07/17/1925:1 White, Sarah Rebecca Employs Nellie Kelley, 07/17/1925:1 Engaged to James Erving Vaughan, 06/14/1929:4 Employs Stearns Chandler, 07/17/1925:1 Wed to James Irving Vaughan, 06/21/1929:4 Employs Thomas Tate, 07/17/1925:1 White, Silas Employs James McNeil, 07/31/1925:2 J.L. Perkins purchases Silas White homestead from James Sproat 50 Employs Mary McDonald and Mearle Tribou, 07/31/1925:2 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Employs Blanche Carr, 08/14/1925:3 White, Solomon Employs Edna Briggs, 08/14/1925:3 Photo taken from North Middleboro Congregational Church (p), Employs Alonzo Ryder, 09/04/1925:2 05/21/1926:1 Employs Emma Breach, 09/04/1925:2 White, Thomas Employs E.N. Hunt, 09/11/1925:8 Moves to Pleasant St, 08/20/1926:4 Employs Florence Thomas, 09/11/1925:8 White, W. Emory Employs Wood, Chandler, and Thomas, 07/09/1926:1 Sells North Middleboro place 50 years ago, 03/25/1927:6 Employs Carr, McDonald, and Tate, 07/23/1926:1 White, Warren F. Clerks include Tribou, Kelley, Clifford, and Hathaway, 08/13/1926:2 Dies at age 29, 10/28/1927:4 Employs Edward Hunt, 08/20/1926:1 White, Warren Francis Employs Alonzo Ryder, 08/20/1926:5 Obituary, 10/28/1927:1 Employs Emma Breach, 08/20/1926:5 White, William D. Stearns Chandler resigns, moves to Boston, 12/31/1926:2 Retires as local agent for Standard Oil Co., 01/13/1928:5 Employs Edna Briggs and Merle Tribou, 07/08/1927:1 White, William H. Employs Edward Hunt, 07/15/1927:1 Dies in Taunton 50 years ago, 09/25/1925:7 Employs Mary McDonald, 07/15/1927:1 White Arbor Tea Room Employs Blanche Carr, 07/22/1927:6 Fire at Frank Gardner's home quickly extinguished, 01/13/1928:1 Employs Thomas Tate, 07/22/1927:6 Repairs made, 02/03/1928:8 Employs James McNeil, 08/05/1927:1 Opens under new management, 06/01/1928:2 Employs Nellie Kelley, 08/05/1927:1 Edward Gardner purchases White Arbor from Mae Newcomb, Alonzo Ryder clerk, 08/19/1927:4 07/26/1929:2 Employs Emma Breach, 08/19/1927:4 Gardner of Philadelphia purchases, 07/26/1929:2

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Whitman's Department Store – Employees cont. Whittenmore, Hiram (see Whittenmore & Starbuck) Employs Merle Tribou, 09/02/1927:1 Whittenmore & Starbuck Employs Charlotte McDonald, 09/02/1927:2 Contract to build bridges in Dayton, OH 25 years ago, 07/22/1927:6 Whitmarsh, Cora Whitty, Edward Brother dies in Whitman, 05/31/1929:4 Collides with Harry Tupper on Center St, 06/05/1925:1 Whitmarsh, Cora A. Chief Sisson injured slightly in rescue, 08/07/1925:1 Recovers from severe attack of influenza, 02/13/1925:1 And Roderick Matheson badly injured in auto mishap, 08/07/1925:1 Lets Plymouth St tenement to Pastor Vinal, 04/09/1926:4 Whitty, Mildred Whitmarsh, Webster Wed to Joseph F. Riley, 04/16/1926:4 Opens barbershop in South Bridgewater 50 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Wedding described, 04/16/1926:9 Whitney, C.C. Whitty, William Granted franchise for bus line from Middleboro to New Bedford, Breaks nose during football practice 25 years ago, 10/25/1929:4 06/15/1928:9 Wholan, Mrs Peter Whitney, Charles Lets Oak St apartment to Azel Eaton, 08/21/1925:1 Contracts to carry children to Assawampsett School, 09/09/1927:6 Lets Courtland St house to Levi Long, 09/03/1926:2 Other churches to try busing plan for Sunday school students, Lets Courtland St apartment to Alfred Duffany, 09/17/1926:1 11/01/1929:1 Wholan, Peter Whitney, Charles C. Lets Courtland St apartment to C.R. Chappell, 09/18/1925:1 Found guilty on hunting license violation, 12/20/1929:1 Lets Courtland St apartment to Harry Hill, 03/25/1927:7 Whitney, Charles E. Employed at Sears Lumber Co., 08/26/1927:7 New high school football coach, 09/10/1926:4 Robert Crosier struck by Wholan driving Sears truck, 09/09/1927:5 Whitney, Dorene Lets Courtland St apartment to Mrs Henry W. and Mabel Sears, Engaged to Arthur E. Boardman, 04/09/1926:9 11/01/1929:1 Wedding described, 11/05/1926:1 Wholey, Fred Wed to Arthur Boardman, 11/05/1926:4 Local agent for Star cars (ad), 06/03/1927:5 Whitney, E. Wholey, John Thomas Aboriginal history of Middleboro, 07/29/1927:2, 08/05/1927:7, Engaged to Mary Mansfield Boucher, 11/02/1928:4 08/12/1927:2 Wedding described, 11/16/1928:1 Whitney, Edna Thelma Wed to Mary Mansfield Boucher, 11/16/1928:3 Daughter of Charles and Myrtle Elliott dies at age 6, 03/12/1926:4 Whooping Cough Whitney, Frank C. Prevalent here 50 years ago, 02/06/1925:7 Employed with Air Reduction Co. in NY, 12/25/1925:1 North Middleboro pupils afflicted, 02/13/1925:1 Whitney, Howard F. Epidemic in North Lakeville, 02/19/1926:3 Wedding described, 07/17/1925:3 Two children of Edward Griffith ill, 06/04/1926:4 Wed to Nellie B. McCovour, 07/17/1925:4 Rampant 25 years ago, 01/06/1928:6 Whitney, Jessie Three children of George Walker ill, 12/21/1928:2 Wed to Ela Anderson, 08/19/1927:4 Prevalent here 25 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Whitney, Lillian Daughter of Harry Caldwell ill, 03/22/1929:9 Wed to Charles Kirby, 06/04/1926:4 Frederick Strople ill, 03/29/1929:6 Wedding described, 06/11/1926:2 Five cases reported, 04/05/1929:2 Whitney, Margaretta Wichel, William Henry Dies in Northampton, 02/22/1929:1 Born to William P., 08/27/1926:2 Whitney, Melvin M. Wichel, William P. Secures employment on farm in Alstea, NH, 05/31/1929:1 Son born, 08/27/1926:2 Whitney, M.M. Wiksten, Helen Moves from Boston to Forest St, 07/30/1926:3 Resides in Boston, 11/15/1929:1 Moves from Oak St to Rock St, 10/08/1926:8 Wilber, H.L. Whittemore, Alice B. Pens poem on occasion of Middleboro graduation, 06/21/1929:3 Petition for administration of estate, 03/15/1929:3 Wilber, Nahum D. Whittemore, Harry Reduces price of gas 50 years ago, 09/28/1928:6 Supervisor of music in Somerville schools, 10/15/1926:5 Wilbur (Mr) Whittemore, Hiram Offers cleaner burning gas to public 50 years ago, 01/30/1925:7 Carpenters move posts and trusses in Leonard & Barrows' basement 25 Clears land near railroad for gas works 50 years ago, 09/04/1925:6 years ago, 01/02/1925:3 Connects house to gas mains 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Contractor at work in Ohio 25 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Wilbur, A.C. Whittemore & Starbuck Brush fire in South Middleboro, 04/23/1926:5 Make improvements at Star Mills 25 years ago, 07/24/1925:7 South Middleboro couple married 40 years, 09/17/1926:2 Contract to build mammoth ice house in Newport, RI 25 years ago, And T.S. Hodgson dissolve partnership 25 years ago, 06/07/1929:8 09/11/1925:6 Wilbur, Alden Refit straw works for Alger & Co. 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 Adopts nine-month-old daughter, 03/29/1929:3 Build modern residence in Bridgewater, 07/02/1926:7 Wilbur, Allerton Contract to build car barn for M, W, & B.B. 25 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Appointed trustee of Rock church, 12/10/1926:6 Whitten, Arthur L. Wilbur, Annie Enrolls in Bentley School of Accounting and Finance in Boston, Resides in Brockton, 02/26/1926:6 10/04/1929:1 Resumes studies at McKinley school, Brockton, 09/09/1927:7 Whitten, George P. Resides in Brockton, 02/24/1928:7 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:1 Sprain turns out to be break, 02/22/1929:2 Wed to Ella H. Peckham, 07/09/1926:3 Wilbur, Ansel C. Whitten, G.W. Receives land damage award from county commissioners, 10/30/1925:4 Sells Levi Morse place to Henry Howe 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8

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Wilbur, Arad Wilbur, Nahum Obituary, 09/24/1926:1 Purchases Taunton Rd lot from Philander Washburn 50 years ago, Wilbur, Daniel F. 07/17/1925:6 Obituary, 02/04/1927:1 George Starbuck remodels property, 10/02/1925:3 Brockton man dies at age 79, 02/04/1927:4 Wilbur, Nahum D. Funeral held on Myrtle St, 02/11/1927:1 Old Middleboro businessman (p), 08/14/1925:1 GAR service held for departed comrades, 06/03/1927:2 Wilbur, Nelson Wilbur, Eleaine Sells Warrentown homestead to Walter Orcutt 50 years ago, Nine-month-old adopted by Alden, 03/29/1929:3 05/25/1928:7 Wilbur, Ellis Wilbur, Perry A. Resides in Randolph, 09/03/1926:3 Returns to Middleboro 50 years ago, 01/23/1925:6 Son born, 12/03/1926:3 Wilbur, Phillip Wilbur, Emma Ill with scarlet fever, 12/28/1928:3 Slightly injured when struck by Foye's auto, 06/03/1927:1 Wilbur, Ralph Wilbur, Emma S. Addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on Wentworth Institute, Wed to Arthur Herbert Raymond, 11/09/1928:4 10/29/1926:6 Wilbur, Frank Attends Wentworth Institute, 06/17/1927:5 Brother dies in Boston, 11/20/1925:4 Wilbur, Ralph W. Old Lakeville cottage burns, 11/16/1928:1 Attends Wentworth Institute, 09/25/1925:6 Wilbur, George Injured at Camp Mashnee, 07/15/1927:4 Large barn on Vernon St destroyed by fire, 03/05/1926:1 Resides in Chicago, Il, 10/05/1928:3 Wilbur, George H. Attends the University of Chicago, 12/28/1928:3 Sells Warren St houselot to Elmer Holmes 25 years ago, 09/17/1926:7 To study abroad in Europe, 04/05/1929:8 Wilbur, Henrietta Arrives safely in Southampton, 04/26/1929:6 Resigns from Keith Co. office, accepts position with electric company, Meets Gordon Smith in Paris, 06/14/1929:4 02/06/1925:9 Takes in the south of France, 07/12/1929:4 Employed in Middleboro, 08/20/1926:1 Accepts teaching post in Southboro, 11/01/1929:6 Employed at Gas & Electric Plant office, 08/26/1927:3, 09/30/1927:3 Wilbur, Ralph Waldo Wilbur, Henrietta C. Resides in Southboro, 12/27/1929:2 Employed in office at gas and electric plant, 08/24/1928:4 Wilbur, Ruth Wilbur, Herbert Breaks wrist in fall, 04/09/1926:8 New Latin teacher at high school, 07/17/1925:7 Wilbur, S.O. Shoots fox in Lakeville 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Goose has nest with 23 eggs 50 years ago, 12/06/1929:8 Wilbur, Horatio N. Wilbur, William Builds addition to Sidney Tucker's home 50 years ago, 05/31/1929:6 Moves to Campello, 06/11/1926:2 Wilbur, J.C. Granted peddlers' license, 03/23/1928:9 Purchases racing sailboat 25 years ago, 07/17/1925:6 Wilbur Family Wilbur, Jesse C. Reunion held at Lakeside, 07/30/1926:2 Resigns as dog officer, replaced by Hewitt, 04/27/1928:2 Holds reunion at Lakeside, 07/20/1928:9 Wilbur, Kenneth Lawrence Wilcox, Davis Born to Lawrence, 12/23/1927:6 Resides in Wareham, 06/15/1928:3 Wilbur, Laurence W. Wilcox, Henry Engaged to Florence W. Thomas, 03/11/1927:5 Flagman returns to duties, 07/30/1926:1 Wilbur, Laurence Weston Returns to duties as flagman, 07/27/1928:3 Wed to Florence Woodbury Thomas, 03/04/1927:6 A. Tremaine Smith receives reward for police work, 08/31/1928:1 Wilbur, Lawrence Wilcox, Henry H. Addresses Central Congregational Men's class on Japan, 10/30/1925:7 South Middleboro flagman victim of hit-and-run, 06/22/1928:7 Son born, 12/23/1927:6, 01/06/1928:2 Youth charged with leaving the scene of Wilcox hit-and-run, Wilbur, Lawrence W. 07/06/1929:4 Addresses Central Congregational Men's club on Egypt, Syria and Wilcox, Lawrence U. Mesopotamia, 05/15/1925:9 Employed at Gazette, 08/03/1928:1 Wilbur, Lawrence Weston Wilcox, Mrs William G. Wed to Florence Woodbury Thomas, 03/04/1927:4 Severely burned in accident with hot stove, 02/10/1928:1 Wilbur, Leo Wilcox, William Daughter born, 09/07/1928:4 Moves from Wappanucket to South Middleboro, 12/13/1929:11 Wilbur, L.M. Moves to South Middleboro, 12/20/1929:6 Tax collector's sale, 07/06/1928:2 Wilde (Mr) Wilbur, Lydia M. Alden, Walker & Wilde shoe factory now union shop 25 years ago, Sells Forest St property to John Cobb, 10/09/1925:1 01/29/1926:6 Wilbur, M. Wilde, W.H. Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Employed by Alden, Walker & Wilde 25 years ago, 06/03/1927:6 Wilbur, Marion Wilde, William H. Lady slippers in bloom, 04/16/1926:2 Member of new shoe firm, Alden, Walker & Wilde 25 years ago, Wilbur, Mary A. 05/15/1925:7 Obituary, 03/20/1925:1 Wilder (Mr) Campello woman dies at age 89, 03/20/1925:4 PMB Land Investment Co. purchases Wilder place from Mary Emerson Wilbur, Melvin D. estate 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 Collides with Edward Healey at Courtland, Oak, and Alden St, Wilder, Angie C. 05/31/1929:6 Obituary, 05/31/1929:1 Widow of Granville dies, 05/31/1929:4

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Wilder, Benaiah Willard, Clarence S. cont. Landmark Plymouth St house, owned by Savage and occupied by Lets Rock St apartments to Briggs and Brown, 04/15/1927:2 Savard, destroyed, 02/13/1925:1 Lets Rock St apartment to Aubrey Clark, 04/22/1927:7 Wilder, Bertha E. Lets Rock St apartment to Fred Wright, 05/13/1927:1 Purchases Taunton St poultry farm and roadside business from Henry Lets apartment to F.K. Brown, 08/12/1927:1 Hutchins, 06/22/1928:2 Lets Rock St apartment to Helen Kingsbury, 10/21/1927:3 Wilder, Parker Willard, Lizzie E. Couple celebrates 15th anniversary 50 years ago, 11/09/1928:8 Resigns from H.L Thatcher & Co., 03/04/1927:3 Wilder, Pulchera Willard, Lizzie Estabrook Widow of Eben dies at age 72, 03/18/1927:1 Purchases Rock St estate from George Shaw, 08/27/1926:1 Wilder, Pulchera E. Willard, Mrs Clarence Obituary, 03/18/1927:4 Bookkeeper resigns from H.L. Thatcher Co., 02/11/1927:2 Wilder, William Willett, Lewis Occupies Rock St apartment, 10/09/1925:1 Daughter born, 11/09/1928:4 Moves from Rock St to Plymouth, 10/01/1926:6 Willett, Louis Wildlife Purchases Long Pond Rd property from Charles Rogers, 08/14/1925:5 see also Deer; Elk; Snakes; Turtles Willett, Mary Blanche Peeping frogs predict early spring, 02/13/1925:4 Wed to Louis L. Ouelette, 12/06/1929:6 Rabbits frozen to death in nests 50 years ago, 02/13/1925:7 Willett, Mitchell, Jr. Otter caught near Woodward's bridge 50 years ago, 03/13/1925:7 Wed to Alice Ouelette, 12/06/1929:6 Andrew Pasztor, Jr. catches mink while fishing, 06/05/1925:1 William H. Luther & Sons Large otter sighted on banks of Namasket 25 years ago, 02/26/1926:6 Purchase Freeman Daughaday property on Cambridge St, 11/06/1925:2 Joseph Leonard discovers strange reptiles 25 years ago, 08/13/1926:6 Hazel Marble bookkeeper, 07/30/1926:1 Warren Jefferson has smelly encounter with "kitty", 10/08/1926:1 Jewelry factory robbed, 08/20/1926:1 Chief Sisson sights large otter on large ice cake, 02/04/1927:7 Juveniles in court for theft, 09/03/1926:1 Menace of squirrels (l), 06/24/1927:8 Wanted, boys and girls for steady work (ad), 01/07/1927:6 Those squirrels again (l), 07/15/1927:1 Jewelry manufacturer gets business from shoe factories, 08/19/1927:2 Two bear cubs born at Leighton's menagerie, 01/20/1928:1 Attempted assault and robbery no joke, 12/30/1927:1 Bisbee wants bounty on large wildcat trapped at Pocksha, 12/14/1928:2 Employs O.P. Becker, Sr., 02/10/1928:6 Wileman, Samuel State notice of failure to comply with wage laws, 12/14/1928:7 Obituary, 02/06/1925:9 Mortgagee's sale of personal property, 05/03/1929:5 Wileman, Samuel W. Tax collector's sale, 08/30/1929:5 Will in probate, 02/20/1925:5 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/18/1929:7 Wileman, Samuel Wadsworth Cambridge St building purchased by Frederick Lobl, 11/15/1929:1 Dies at age 67, 02/06/1925:4 Williams, Anna M. Wiley, Wilmer Benjamin Purchases Wareham St property from Salathail Holmes, 01/08/1926:1 Wed to Mary Ellen Goodnough, 04/15/1927:1 Williams, Charles W. Wilkie, Gladys Resides in Becket, 10/02/1925:4 The Taming of the Mississippi (essay), 06/24/1927:6 Williams, Eli Attends Bridgewater Normal school, 09/16/1927:2 Military document from 1837 (p), 07/03/1925:1 Completes first year at Bridgewater Normal school, 06/22/1928:5 Williams, Ellsworth Wilkie, Gladys Pearl Purchases Plymouth St place from Herbert Sanford, 03/06/1925:2 To attend Bridgewater Normal school in the fall, 07/22/1927:1 Williams, Everett Wilkie, Leon Purchases investment property in Raynham, 11/09/1928:1 Sells Lakeville land to Albert Jones, 06/17/1927:9 Williams, Frank Wilkie, Leroy Robert Tucker clerk at Lakeville store, 07/10/1925:5 Charged with failure to get rid of cornstalks, 04/17/1925:9 Williams, Frank B. Wilkie, LeRoy Clerks from old M.H. Cushing & Co. (p), 04/20/1928:1 Purchases Rocky Swamp lot of Gustavus Swift at auction, 05/08/1925:8 Williams, Frank R. Wilkins, Elizabeth S. Pierce, Williams, and Williams named trustees of Strobridge cemetery, Funeral held at Baptist church, 04/27/1928:4 07/12/1929:1 Will in probate, 05/25/1928:3 Williams, Harold A. Wilkins, Elizabeth Smith Helps pull stranger's car out of Assawompsett Lake, 03/05/1926:1 Wife of Lewis N. dies at age 79, 04/27/1928:4 Lets Courtland St house to Benjamin Glidden, 06/04/1926:1 Willard (Mr) Proprietor of Paragon Dress Goods Store, 145 Centre St (ad), Stationery services (ad), 06/24/1927:10 04/01/1927:2 Willard, Clarence Williams, Harry Lets Rock St apartment to Mrs Percy Barnes, 10/01/1926:1 Purchases Slater property in Lakeville, 02/10/1928:1 Lets Rock St apartment to Albert Bolduc, 12/03/1926:1 Purchases home from F. Slater, 03/09/1928:3 Lets Rock St apartment to Harold Carlton, 12/03/1926:1 Daughter born, 07/19/1929:4 Willard, Clarence S. Williams, Hester Estelle Wedding described, 07/16/1926:2 Wedding described, 04/09/1926:1 Wed to Lizzie S. Estabrook, 07/16/1926:4 Wed to Carl John Hagstrom, 04/09/1926:4 Purchases Rock St estate from George Shaw, 08/27/1926:1 Williams, Jack Lets Rock St apartment to Charles Jacobs, Jr., 09/03/1926:5 Auto goes through ice at Snipatuit Pond, 01/16/1925:1 Moves from Tewksbury to Rock St, 09/17/1926:1 Williams, John Four-room apartment for rent (ad), 09/24/1926:8 Runs fire truck into Robinson's store sign, 11/20/1925:1 Lets Rock St apartment to William Smith, 11/05/1926:2 Firefighter injured in blaze at Berman's junkyard, 04/30/1926:1 Lets Rock St apartment to Fred Douglas, 04/15/1927:2 Large husking party nets 500 bushels 50 years ago, 11/19/1926:6 Lets Rock St apartment to James McFarlin, 04/15/1927:2

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Williams, John cont. Wilmot, Charles Insane murderer incites riot at State Farm, five prisoners involved, Fined $10 for operating auto with improper brakes, 10/30/1925:1 02/17/1928:7 Busy at North Middleboro bog, 09/14/1928:2 Skeleton found in South Middleboro, 01/11/1929:2 Wilmot, Clark Medical examiner says identity of victim uncertain, 01/18/1929:2 Football team 1908 (p), 07/23/1926:1 Skeletal remains found on France St put to rest, 05/17/1929:1 Wilmot, James Fire Department chauffeur resigns, 06/14/1929:1 House painting, paper hanging (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Williams, John S. Sister dies in Brookline, 04/27/1928:4 Purchases Pearl St house lot from Zenas Phinney 25 years ago, Paints exterior of First Congregational Church, 11/09/1928:1 03/27/1925:8 Wilmot, James Edward Wesley John S. Williams & Co. changes name 25 years ago, Household Wed to Louise Anna LeWillie, 09/18/1925:4 Furniture Co., 10/22/1926:3 Wilmot, Richard Pierce, Williams, and Williams named trustees of Strobridge cemetery, Slips from chair, breaks arm, 02/17/1928:5 07/12/1929:1 Wilmot, W. Williams, John W. Second hand furniture (ad), 10/05/1928:10 South Weymouth man dies at age 80, 08/05/1927:4 Antiques (ad), 10/12/1928:10 Fire in Fall Brook barn 25 years ago, 08/19/1927:6 Middleboro (poem), 07/19/1929:2 Williams, John Wadsworth Wilmot, Woodbury Obituary, 08/12/1927:1 Painting and paper hanging (ad), 05/01/1925:10 Williams, Mrs Joseph Wilson (Dr) Employees from old Bay State Straw Works (p), 07/02/1926:1 Thomas Conway sells trotting stallion to Dr Wilson 25 years ago, Williams, Pauline Louise 05/06/1927:6 Wed to Arthur Russell Peterson, 09/09/1927:4 Wilson, Abbie M. Williams, Sally Brief biography (p), 07/17/1925:1 Former resident visits here from Seattle, 08/09/1929:1 Wilson, Gladys Williams, Stanley Arnold Wed to Walter Keene, 11/16/1928:7 Engaged to Hilma Esther Chapman, 06/22/1928:4 Wilson, H. Forest Wed to Hilma Esther Chapman, 06/29/1928:4 Principal of West Side School 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 Williams Specialty Shop Wilson, Lucy A. 27 Centre St (ad), 01/02/1925:2 Purchases Lakeville property from Alexander Hartling, 05/28/1926:3 Opening in new Ryder Block (ad), 03/27/1925:9 Wilson, Mrs Ira J. Holds birthday sale (ad), 06/19/1925:2 Resides in New England, ND, 12/21/1928:1 A.W. Miller in charge of alterations, 01/22/1926:1 Wilson, Robert Fourth anniversary sale (ad), 06/25/1926:9 Son born, 11/11/1927:3 Closing out sale (ad), 03/04/1927:2 Wilson, Royal Williamson, George Employed at State Farm, 06/22/1928:4 Successful fox hunter, 01/11/1929:3 Winberg, Mrs Nelson Shoots fox, 12/13/1929:5 Sprains ankle in fall, 04/29/1927:3 Williamson, Lizzie M. Winberg, William P. Obituary, 09/11/1925:1 Moves from School St to Peirce St, 09/24/1926:1 Widow of Ernest E. dies at age 52, 09/11/1925:4 Son born, 07/29/1927:1 Petition for administration of estate, 10/23/1925:5 Winberg, Winthrop Keith Willis, Everett M. Born to William P., 07/29/1927:1 Purchases large portion of E.S. Hathaway estate, 06/15/1928:9 Window Treatments Moves from Brockton to Middleboro, 06/22/1928:8 Herbert Long, Jr. window shade shop, East Main St (ad), 12/18/1925:3 Purchases portion of Dr Hathaway estate, 07/13/1928:1 G.W. Brackett, ten years' experience in window shade work (ad), W.E. Holloway contracts to build house on Prospect St, 03/15/1929:1 01/01/1926:8 Honored after 30 years with E.C. Hall Co., 03/22/1929:6 Windsor, Richard L. Occupies new home on Prospect St, 10/18/1929:1 Son born, 09/17/1926:1 Willis, Grace A. Windsor, Richard L., Jr. Engaged to Pliny B. Edson, 08/30/1929:4 Born to Richard L., 09/17/1926:1 Willis, James M. Wing (Mr) Has new partner in Hilton Valve Co. 25 years ago, 07/23/1926:6 Fits up chamber for Brown's barbershop 50 years ago, 05/08/1925:6 Willis, James M., Jr. Wing, William And Roland Hilton granted patent for inflation valve 25 years ago, David Tucker purchases bakery 50 years ago, 03/29/1929:8 03/05/1926:3 Winnell, Paul Willoughby, James H. Resides in New York City, 08/23/1929:1 Early photos from high school found in desk of former principal, Winsberg, David 03/25/1927:7 Hyannis man's auto overturns, catches on fire as avoids hitting truck, Willoughby, James Henry 01/28/1927:1 Obituary, 02/19/1926:1 Winslow (Mr) Biography of former Middleboro High School principal, 04/16/1926:8 Muttock place on the market, full of history, 12/09/1927:1 Wilmot, Alfred Winslow, Arthur Son born, 11/11/1927:3 Break-in at summer place near Pocksha Pond, 01/16/1925:2 Daughter born, 05/10/1929:4 Sells Miller St house to Will Westgate, 08/05/1927:2 Wilmot, Alfred W. House at Perry St and Marion Rd burns to the ground, 02/01/1929:2 Daughter born, 06/07/1929:4 Fire destroys home of caretaker, 02/01/1929:3 Wilmot, Alfred Walter Francis Joseph Shaw contracts to rebuild house, 03/29/1929:6 Wed to Louise Augusta Whitehead, 09/16/1927:6 Burglary at summer home on Marion Rd, 12/13/1929:4

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Winslow, Asa Witbeck, Mertie cont. Grocery burglarized 50 years ago, 12/28/1928:7 Attends American Library Association meeting in Toronto, Winslow, Edward 07/01/1927:2 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 07/29/1927:2 Attends round table of children's librarians in Boston, 10/12/1928:1 Winslow, Frederick Irving Witbeck, Mertie E. Born to Irving, 02/18/1927:7 Attends dedication of new Jones library in Amherst, 11/02/1928:1 Winslow, I.N. Librarian attends conference in Provincetown, 06/28/1929:1 Representative votes for pay decrease for legislators 50 years ago, Witham, Edwin F. 02/12/1926:3 Purchases Chamberlain place in South Middleboro 25 years ago, Winslow, Irving 05/15/1925:7 Son born, 02/18/1927:7 Witham, M.A. Winslow, Kenelm Resides in Palermo, ME, 06/04/1926:4 Employed in Brockton 25 years ago, 05/01/1925:8 Witham, Maurice Go-to-church Sunday (l), 07/10/1925:2, 07/24/1925:1 Resides in Palermo, ME, 06/04/1926:1 Historical Society needs plan for collecting dues (l), 12/11/1925:3 Witham, Mrs E.F. Few words about Ancestor's Day (l), 08/13/1926:1 Sells South Main St house to Kingley Ball, 09/30/1927:7 In appreciation for fine reporting of Ancestor's Day (l), 08/27/1926:1 Moves to South Main St, 10/07/1927:3 Clerk of Central Baptist resigns after 30 years, 10/08/1926:1 Sells South Main St house to Kinsley Ball, 10/14/1927:9 Resigns as Central Baptist clerk after 30 years, 02/04/1927:3 Withington, Ruth Winslow Eddy Plans maturing for Ancestors' Day (l), 07/01/1927:6 Obituary, 02/17/1928:1 Questions article in town meeting warrant (l), 01/13/1928:2 Wixon, Clarence Manta Member of committee for the suppression of crime 25 years ago, Wed to Lucretia Elizabeth Tinkham, 01/14/1927:4 04/06/1928:7 Wixon, George Supplements notice about Ancestor's Day (l), 07/27/1928:1 Daughter born, 01/09/1925:1 Wood cemetery neglected (l), 01/11/1929:2 Woitkins, Eva The Historical Association (l), 03/22/1929:1 Engaged to John Afarian, 11/19/1926:1 Mr Winslow (l) (Contributor), 04/12/1929:1 Wolfe, Edward William A word on Ancestors' Day (l), 08/02/1929:1 Wed to Mildred Battis, 04/23/1926:2 Takes post with Central Cemetery association, 12/20/1929:1 Wolski, Celia A word about Central Cemetery (l), 12/20/1929:6 Hit by auto driven by Ralph Soule, 08/17/1928:4 Winslow, Maria L.C. Wolski, Frank Obituary, 10/28/1927:1 Wilfred Vallie's auto collides with Wolski's truck on Center St, Dies at age 82, 10/28/1927:4 01/08/1926:1 Will in probate, 11/11/1927:9 Seven good cows poisoned after feeding in sprayed potato field, Winsor, Llewellyn Lee 07/12/1929:1 Obituary, 01/28/1927:1 Women Brockton man dies at age 57, 01/28/1927:4 Girls in Athletics essay by Melba Platt, 06/22/1928:6 Winsor, Richard L. Abbie Carey privileged to vote in presidential election (l), 11/23/1928:7 Completes studies in New London, CT, reopens office here, Large proportion of Middleboro teachers are married women, 09/24/1926:1 09/20/1929:1 Patho-Neuro-Meter service (ad), 09/24/1926:8 Six residents registered to vote 50 years ago, 09/20/1929:7 Winterhalder, Henry Women's Christian Association Fined $100 for drunk driving, 10/23/1925:9 Formed here 50 years ago, 02/03/1928:8 Winterhalder, Henry M. Women's Christian Temperance Union Obituary, 08/06/1926:1 Holds annual meeting, 09/18/1925:7 Dies at age 20, 08/06/1926:4 Forms youth adjunct organization here, 03/19/1926:1 Winthrop-Atkins Co. Young People's Branch formed here, 06/11/1926:5 North Main St business suffers break-in, 01/16/1925:1 Celebrates 50th anniversary, 02/24/1928:2 New gift shop at 34 North Main St (ad), 12/18/1925:5 Prize-winning recitations by Lawerence Benoit and Arlene Egger, Employs Mrs Preston White, 04/02/1926:1 04/13/1928:8 Employs Lillian Hill, 07/02/1926:5 Women's Christian Union Employs Lillian Peck, 07/09/1926:1 Elects officers 50 years ago, 02/08/1929:7 Fire in basement of Norris building, 11/01/1929:6 Women's Relief Corps Wiswall, J.C. Celebrates 40th anniversary, 01/16/1925:1 Purchases 60-acre farm from George Place 50 years ago, 10/22/1926:3 Edith Cobb writes history of local unit, 01/23/1925:7 Wiswell, Julia A. Presents silk flag to Pratt Free School, 05/01/1925:1 Obituary, 02/08/1929:2 Largest gathering of patriotic organizations held in Town House, Witbeck, John 11/13/1925:2 Sells Purchade property to Harry Thomas, 01/09/1925:1 Holds annual memorial service, 07/16/1926:6 Auto strikes young Nicky Gilanto, 05/15/1925:5 Prize-winning essays, 04/08/1927:8 Sells Everett St cottage to Charles Noyes, 08/28/1925:1, 09/04/1925:7 Holds annual memorial service for deceased members, 07/01/1927:3 Witbeck, John A. Receives letter of thanks from GAR (l) (Alvin C. Howes), 09/16/1927:1 George Dunham file claims against Witbeck for unpaid work, Securing flowers for graves a large undertaking, 05/31/1929:1 03/19/1926:3 Holds annual memorial service, 07/19/1929:3 Promoted at Standard Oil Co., 04/13/1928:1 Elects officers 25 years ago, 12/13/1929:10 Witbeck, Mertie Wontonekanuske, Princess Succeeds Palmer at the public library, 07/24/1925:1 Rep. Washburn files for increase in state aid to, 01/21/1927:2 Chelsea driver runs into parked car owned by Witbeck, 11/20/1925:1 Wontonekemuske, Princess Employed at public library, 04/09/1926:3 Hearing at State House on pension increase, 02/18/1927:1 Assists in cataloging high school library, 09/17/1926:2

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Wood, A. Wood, Clara Cushing Member of high school football team (p), 12/23/1927:6 Appears with Crawford Adams Concert Co. in Haverhill, 01/09/1925:1 Wood, Abiel Reads for Malden Men's club, 01/09/1925:1 Sells lot at Oak and Southwick St to George Washburn 50 years ago, Reads at concert in Woods Hole, 01/16/1925:8 05/06/1927:6 Assists Webber Trio in Lawrence, 01/23/1925:2 Wood, Abigail Cushman Performs readings in Reading, Malden, Somerville, Wollaston, and Obituary, 06/03/1927:1 Dorchester, 01/30/1925:1 Wife of Charles A. dies at age 69, 06/03/1927:4 Reads for Odd Fellows in Boston, 02/13/1925:9 Wood, Abisha Reads in Lowell, Brookline, Lawrence, and Leominster, 02/20/1925:1 Old house on Cherry St (p), 01/29/1926:1 Performs in Quincy, Lawrence, Danvers, and Beverly, scheduled for Date of house set at 150 years ago, 02/05/1926:1 performances in Maine, 03/06/1925:2 Wood, Abner Makes appearances at Amesbury and Plainfield, Ct, 03/13/1925:9 Marion Rd property burned over, 04/16/1926:1 Appears in concert in Rowley, 03/20/1925:1 Sells William Sadler place 50 years ago, 04/13/1928:7 Assists in MB Male Singing Society concert in Taunton, 03/20/1925:1 Old Wappanucket house (p), 07/13/1928:1 Appears in concerts in New Hampshire, Brockton, Allston, Roxbury, Obituary, 07/27/1928:1, 2 and Everett, 03/27/1925:3 Dies at age 90, 07/27/1928:4 Radio concert in Boston and readings at South Weymouth and South Will in probate, 08/10/1928:10 Acton this week, 04/10/1925:1 Wood house on Marion Rd (p), 08/30/1929:1 Reads in Dorchester, Pawtucket, Lowell, Attleboro, and Lawrence, Wood, Adaline Martha 04/17/1925:2 Born to Louis P., 03/22/1929:6 Gives readings at Norwich, Ct, Plainfield, Ct, Allston, and Framingham, Wood, Alton 04/24/1925:4 Son born, 02/22/1929:4 Reads in Melrose and Medford, 05/01/1925:1 Wood, Alton Maurice Reads at Taunton, Billerica, and Wakefield, 05/08/1925:2 Wed to Madaleine Paulding Burgess, 01/09/1925:4 Reads for Rebekahs in Sharon, 05/15/1925:4 Wedding described, 01/09/1925:4 Reads at Stoneham, Malden, and Framingham, 05/22/1925:3 Wood, A.M. Reads at Waltham for Vermont association, 05/29/1925:8 Secretary/treasurer of Savings Bank 25 years ago, 04/02/1926:7 Reads at Woburn teachers' event, 06/05/1925:7 Wood, Amy Reads in Derry, NH, 06/19/1925:7 Resides in Worcester, 12/28/1928:1 Reads at Stoneham event, 07/03/1925:2 Wood, Andrew C. Entertains at north shore hotels, 07/24/1925:1 Occupies Seth Miller farm 50 years ago, 10/08/1926:8 Entertains at hotel resorts in Maine and New Hampshire, 08/07/1925:1 Wood, Benjamin Palmer Entertains at New Hampshire and Maine hotels, 08/14/1925:8 Brief biography (p), 12/09/1927:1 Reads at events in Rehoboth and Mattapoisett, 09/25/1925:1 Wood, Bourne Takes apartment in Boston for the winter, 10/09/1925:1 Attends Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/18/1926:6 Wood, Cornelius Wood, Carl H. Local man hailed for ideals, 10/04/1929:1 Resides in Worcester, 09/24/1926:1 Wood, C.W. Wood, Catherine S. Builds residence near brother 50 years ago, 01/28/1927:6 Petition for trusteeship, 10/08/1926:4 Lets Plymouth St house to Everett Tuft, 01/20/1928:4 Executrix presents account of estate, 12/03/1926:6 Wood, Donald Alton Trustee presents account of estate, 12/03/1926:6 Born to Alton, 02/22/1929:4 Wood, Charles Wood, Earl Accepts pastorate of Precinct church 50 years ago, 05/14/1926:6 Son born, 05/20/1927:2 Overcome by smoke from hand engine 50 years ago, 11/25/1927:9 Wood, E.C. Makes home in Scotland 50 years ago, 06/01/1928:6 Bates School receives piano from E.C. Wood, 11/04/1927:3 Herbert Johnson occupies Plymouth St house, 01/18/1929:9 Wood, Edward C. Estate sells house on Plymouth St to Carver, 11/08/1929:4 Foot injured by falling glass, 09/03/1926:5 Wood, Charles A. Moves to Stoneham, 10/21/1927:1 Incorporator of LeBaron Foundry Co. 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Obituary, 10/26/1928:1 Obituary, 07/13/1928:1 Stoneham man dies at age 79, 10/26/1928:4 Dies at age 70, 07/13/1928:4 Petition for administration of estate, 11/09/1928:4 Petition for administration of estate, 07/27/1928:8 Wood, Edward G. Obituary, 09/06/1929:1 Purchases Campello pharmacy 25 years ago, 07/15/1927:6 Providence man dies at age 89, 09/06/1929:4 Wood, Ella Wood, Charles B. Lets East Main St house to Wilfred Fish, 04/10/1925:2 Plymouth St house repainted, 08/24/1928:7 Wood, Ella M. Obituary, 02/08/1929:3 Obituary, 11/22/1929:6 Wood, Charles N. Wood, Ella S. Obituary, 06/08/1928:1 Obituary, 02/08/1929:1 Bridgeport, CT man dies at age 48, 06/08/1928:4 Petition for administration of estate, 03/08/1929:3 Wood, Charles W. Wood, F.E. Plans new dwelling on Grove St 50 years ago, 07/30/1926:6 Whip taken from wagons during band concert 50 years ago, Minister called to Bridgewater 50 years ago, 02/17/1928:6 09/04/1925:6 Local man hailed for ideals, 10/04/1929:1 Paints residence of Abisha Miller 50 years ago, 11/06/1925:6 Wood, Clara Wood, Florence New matron in girls' department at State Farm, 03/09/1928:5 Engaged to Francis Goodick, 09/03/1926:3 Sells Plymouth St property to John Connors, 04/27/1928:1

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Wood, Florence C. Wood, Lorenzo, Jr. Widow of Edgar D. dies at age 83, 03/22/1929:4 Attends Norwich University, 04/03/1925:5 Wood, Florence Caroline Sophomore at Norwich University promoted to corporal, 02/19/1926:4 Obituary, 03/22/1929:1 Promoted to sergeant at Norwich University, 07/16/1926:4 Wood, Florence Rose Engaged to Polly Cushing Stetson, 12/21/1928:7 Wed to Francis St. Clair Goodick, 09/17/1926:3 Wood, Louis P. Wood, Fred Daughter born, 10/23/1925:4, 03/22/1929:6 Resides in North Easton, 12/02/1927:1 Wood, Louisa Wood, Frederick E. Student gives vocal recital in Boston, 06/21/1929:5 Brief biography (p), 01/25/1929:1 Wood, Louisa Burt Wood, George E. Teacher of singing (ad), 09/28/1928:8 Incorporator of LeBaron Foundry Co. 25 years ago, 03/04/1927:6 Wood, Lucretia E. Purchases estate at Temple Place and South Main St 25 years ago, Obituary, 12/23/1927:1 03/23/1928:8 Widow of Horace F. dies at age 79, 12/23/1927:4 Wood, Georgia B. Wood, Mary Obituary, 03/19/1926:7 Many are graduates of Bridgewater Normal School, 07/22/1927:1 Wood, H.A. Obituary, 12/16/1927:1 Local composer's work to be heard at Easter concert, 03/29/1929:4 Widow of Peter dies at age 62, 12/16/1927:4 Wood, Harold Wood, Mary A. Employed at Whitman's department store, 07/09/1926:1 Graduates from Bridgewater Normal, to teach in Framingham, Son born, 11/02/1928:4 05/14/1926:1 Wood, Harold F. Graduates from Bridgewater Normal school, 06/25/1926:4 Chimney fire at Plymouth St house, 05/22/1925:1 New on faculty of high school, 04/29/1927:1 Daughter ill with scarlet fever, 02/05/1926:4 Resigns from Memorial High School, 07/05/1929:1 On Thursday closing (l), 03/22/1929:9 Wedding described, 07/05/1929:1 Wood, Harold S. Wed to Robert G. Butler, Jr., 07/12/1929:4 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 04/03/1925:10 Wood, Mary Adeline Daughter born, 05/22/1925:3 Engaged to Robert George Butler, Jr., 12/30/1927:2 Nemasket Transportation Co. truck in mishap with Attleboro driver, Wood, Mary F. 08/20/1926:2 Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 01/11/1929:6, 10/25/1929:6 Wood, Mrs Chester B. Wood, Harry Runs successful rabbitry in Miami, FL, 04/13/1928:3 Local composer has operetta in process of publication 25 years ago, Wood, Mrs John F. 12/09/1927:8 Funeral held in Hudson, 09/10/1926:1 Wood, Harry A. Wood, Mrs Theodore N. Organist at Church of Our Saviour, 08/12/1927:1 Falls down stairs at summer home, 06/17/1927:4 Easter hymn debuts at Symphonic and Applied Arts Society concert, Wood, Naomi 04/05/1929:4 Class of 1926 essay on Conservation of Natural Resources, Wood, Hartley 06/25/1926:6 Residence suffers break-in 50 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Takes nurses' training in Worcester, 09/02/1927:5 Wood, Helen Employed at Worcester hospital, 07/06/1928:1 Valedictorian 25 years ago, 03/02/1928:8 Wood, Olive L. Wood, Horatio Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 10/25/1929:6 Chester Weston addresses Central Congregational Mens' club on the Wood, Peter builders of Middleboro, 05/06/1927:6 Resides in East Orange, NJ, 08/17/1928:5 Wood, H.S. Wood, Raymond Willys-Knight for sale (ad), 10/23/1925:10 In charge of new dental clinic, sees 102 children, 04/05/1929:6 Willys-Knight coupe for sale (ad), 12/18/1925:7 Wood, Raymond H. Insurance (ad), 10/22/1926:4 Takes over dental practice of Irving R. Hardy, 12/14/1928:1 Open letter from President of Middleboro Fish and Game Protective Wed to T. Ernestine Brigham, 06/28/1929:4 Association (l), 11/02/1928:1 Wood, R.H. Wood, Jacob Completes course in dental prosthesis, 05/17/1929:1 Herbert Mitchell builds store in Fall Brook 50 years ago, 06/28/1929:6 Wood, Rhoda Ella Sparrow Wood, John W. Widow of Albert J. dies at age 79, 02/08/1929:4 Obituary, 11/23/1928:7 Wood, Roger Wood, Joseph T. Employed in Hyannis, 01/27/1928:7 Local man hailed for ideals, 10/04/1929:1 Wedding described, 10/05/1928:1 Wood, Katherine O. Wed to Gladys Elliott Webb, 10/05/1928:4 Obituary, 06/21/1929:1 Wood, Ruth Elizabeth Widow of Edward C. dies at age 77, 06/21/1929:4 Born to Louis P., 10/23/1925:4 Wood, L. Ardelle Wood, Theo. N. Addresses Congregational Mens' club on trip to Spain, 04/30/1926:3 Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Wood, Lemuel A. Wood, Theo N. Obituary, 06/26/1925:6 Gives class chronicles at Dartmouth 25 years ago, 12/11/1925:7 Wood, Leonard Graduates from Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/25/1926:8 George Coffin seeks information on Gen. Leonard Wood (l), Wood, Theodore N. 03/29/1929:4 Selectman will not run for re-election, 12/11/1925:1 Wood, Lorenzo Purchases summer place in Nanumett Heights, 12/03/1926:3 Announces candidacy for school committee, 12/24/1926:1 Employed at Savings Bank, 02/25/1927:1 Former selectman comments on upcoming election (l), 01/18/1929:4

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Wood, Theodore N. cont. Woodbridge, Sumner B. Acquires interest in Maxim property at North Main and Wareham St, Passes entrance exams for Yale 25 years ago, 07/03/1925:6 07/26/1929:1 Woodbury (Mr) Named chairman of Old Colony group of banks, 09/27/1929:1 Charles Tinkham moves stable for Woodbury 50 years ago, Wood, Thomas 09/11/1925:6 Falls across tongue of wagon 50 years ago, 01/09/1925:7 Woodbury, Benjamin Collins Wood, T.M. Tribute to Arthur W. Littlefield (l), 12/21/1928:3 Undertaker and embalmer (ad), 10/07/1927:8 Woodland, Mrs R.H. Wood, Verna Dies in New Bedford, 01/25/1929:3 Bicyclist MacCullough runs into Verna Wood, 04/24/1925:2 Woodland, R.H. Wood, Virginia New Bedford couple married 53 years, 09/28/1928:4 Resides in Worcester, 12/28/1928:1 Woods, E.K. Wedding described, 09/06/1929:1 Pharmacist enters employ of Hathaway, 09/20/1929:1 Wood, Virginia L. Woods, George Franklin Resides in Worcester, 07/10/1925:4 Charles Woods appointed executor of will, 01/30/1925:5 Wood, Warren Woods Lake Terrace Land Co. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Purchases land from Levi Atwood, 01/13/1928:1 Sells Warrentown house to Frank Shurtleff 50 years ago, 10/23/1925:6 Name streets at Woods Lake property, 02/24/1928:8 Wood, W.H. Water front land for sale (ad), 08/16/1929:10 And J.C. Sullivan share rooms in Union block 50 years ago, Wood's Pond 09/06/1929:6 Aboriginal history of Middleboro (Dr. E. Whitney), 08/19/1927:3 Wood, Wilkes Woodsum, John R. Local man hailed for ideals, 10/04/1929:1 Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 05/22/1925:10 Wood, William B. Woodsum, J.R. In charge of caring for Town House 50 years ago, 04/16/1926:7 Fred L. Hanson builds two-car garage, 09/25/1925:3 Janitor of town building 50 years ago, 03/30/1928:7 Lets Oak St apartment to Rodolphus Alger, 10/11/1929:1 Installs granite curbing 50 years ago, 05/17/1929:7 Woodward, F.N. Wood, William Bourne Letter carrier, 07/31/1925:1 Program for Olden Tyme Musicke from 1875 (p), 09/28/1928:1 Mail carrier, 03/12/1926:4 Wood, William Henry Mail carrier falls on ice, 12/31/1926:6 Local man hailed for ideals, 10/04/1929:1 Woodward, Frank N. Wood, William M. Employed at post office, 08/07/1925:1 Walnut St home auctioned for $162, 01/28/1927:1 Letter carrier, 07/15/1927:1 Wood, William Wirt Woodward, Franklin N. Old program from Levi Thatcher concert 50 years ago (p), 03/06/1925:1 Lakeside cottage suffers break-in, 12/17/1926:1 Wood, Wm. M. Mail carrier for 35 years, 03/16/1928:1 Old Walnut St house to be auctioned (ad), 01/14/1927:7 Veteran mail carrier retires, 06/01/1928:8 Wood, Zenas Mail carrier retires (p), 06/08/1928:1 Wood house on Marion Rd (p), 08/30/1929:1 Retired letter carrier commended (l) (Postmaster General), 08/24/1928:2 Wood as Fuel In serious accident returning from Florida, 05/03/1929:1 Ernest S. Pratt Co., dry kindling wood (ad), 01/02/1925:6 Woodward, Frederick F.J. Corsini, pine wood, dry sawdust (ad), 01/16/1925:8 Dies in Canada, 03/18/1927:4 Seasoned oak sells for $5 a cord 50 years ago, 03/20/1925:6 Woodward, Geo. E. Big winter storms result in ready supply, 03/27/1925:3 Resides in Newport 25 years ago, 12/25/1925:3 Call for bids for school buildings (ad), 07/31/1925:8 Woodward, George E. Oak sells for $5.50 per cord 50 years ago, 11/13/1925:7 Appointed agent of Consolidated 25 years ago, 07/10/1925:8 Request for bids to provide wood for schools (ad), 07/09/1926:8 Brockton station agent promoted 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 Request for bids for hardwood for schools (ad), 07/29/1927:8 Obituary, 10/14/1927:1 S. Breck, Jr., firewood for sale (ad), 10/14/1927:10 West Brookfield man dies at age 59, 10/14/1927:4 Call for bids for school supplies (ad), 07/13/1928:10 Woodward, Leslie M. Request for bids for schoolhouses (ad), 07/12/1929:8 Wed to Katharina L. Goetz, 06/12/1925:4 John Lavine, cord wood (ad), 08/16/1929:10 Wedding described, 06/12/1925:4 Wood Cemetery (see Thomas Wood Cemetery) Wed to Katharina L. Goetz in June 1925, 01/29/1926:4 Woodbridge, C. Kingsley Woodward, Mabel Attends Dartmouth 25 years ago, 09/18/1925:6 Teaches at South Lakeville School, 09/09/1927:6 Gives address at annual initiation at Dartmouth 25 years ago, Auto stolen in Brockton, 03/23/1928:1 12/17/1926:7 Woodward, William C. Member of Dartmouth athletic council 25 years ago, 06/24/1927:7 Brother dies in Canada, 03/18/1927:4 Graduates from Dartmouth College 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 Woodworking Woodbridge, C.K. Schlueter's jewelry case displayed at Paris Expo 25 years ago, Endorse as president of Associated Advertising clubs, 06/19/1925:3 03/20/1925:6 Businessman receives many honors, 09/24/1926:3 Stafford's company, H.C. Hidden Manufacturing, to manufacture built- Manager of Electrical Refrigeration Corp., 03/04/1927:3 in cabinetry, 05/15/1925:5 Editor in chief of The Dartmouth 25 years ago, 06/29/1928:5 J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co. awarded contract for china closets for Woodbridge, R.G. New Bedford apartments, 08/28/1925:1 Retires from Central Congregational 25 years ago, 01/07/1927:7 J.C. Hidden Manufacturing Co. files articles of incorporation, Woodbridge, Richard G. 09/04/1925:7 Receives call from Somerville 25 years ago, 11/12/1926:7 Hoxie opens carpentry shop near depot 50 years ago, 12/18/1925:7 Woodbridge, Sumner Schlueter jewelry factory work unusually brisk 25 years ago, Graduates from Yale 25 years ago, 06/14/1929:8 08/20/1926:6

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Woodworking cont. Wright, Clarence A. William Dean manufacturers surveyor's stakes 25 years ago, Obituary, 12/24/1926:2 02/17/1928:6 Estate sells Plympton farm to Elizabeth Northway, 07/08/1927:1 H.H. Dunham, wanted, carpentry work (ad), 03/23/1928:10 Wright, Cyrus H.H. Dunham, wanted, carpentry, cabinetry or painting work (ad), Funeral held in Plympton, 07/08/1927:2 06/15/1928:10 Wright, Dora Schlueter estate sells woodworking plant to Burnett, 08/31/1928:1 Engaged to Frank Rosen, 07/26/1929:4, 09/06/1929:4 White oak turned into baskets at Rock 50 years ago, 10/05/1928:8 Wed to Frank Rosen, 09/06/1929:4 Norman Smith takes over business of late William Dean, 03/29/1929:6 Wedding described, 09/13/1929:1 Norman Smith takes over Wareham St business (ad), 03/29/1929:10 Wright, Doris Woolworth's (see F.W. Woolworth & Co.) Exhibition of art at Hathaway's, 01/28/1927:1 Wootonakanuse, Princess Wright, E. Rep. Washburn files for increase in state aid to, 01/21/1927:2 Dahlia bulbs (ad), 03/16/1928:10 Wordell, Robert E. Wright, Edna Purchases Rhode Island Rd farm from Frank Hampe, 05/01/1925:1 Engaged to Elmer Edin, 05/11/1928:1 Worden (Mrs) Wright, Edna Clark Auction sale of personal property and household furniture (ad), Wedding described, 06/01/1928:3 08/31/1928:5 Wright, Evelyn Worden, Helen Undernourished child sent to summer camp, 07/15/1927:1 Sells East Main St house to Herbert Sears, 08/24/1928:5 Wright, Fred Worden, Helen M. Employed at St. Luke's, 09/04/1925:2 Purchases Plympton St cottage from Fred Orcutt, 06/03/1927:1 Rents Tremaine Smith's house in South Middleboro, 11/13/1925:6 Work, Addison Moves to Rock St, 05/13/1927:1 Dies in Fairhaven, 08/21/1925:4 Wright, Fred A. Lets Smith St house to Corey, 10/09/1925:3 Employed at St. Luke's, 09/10/1926:5 Owners Streuble and Quigley move to Rock, 01/01/1926:2 Wright, Howard Work, Addison A. Notice of no responsibility for wife's bills (ad), 03/06/1925:8 Obituary, 08/28/1925:2 Court reminder to pay for support of children, 03/20/1925:3 World War, 1914-1918 Assault case placed on file, 06/19/1925:1 Memorial tablet unveiled at Odd Fellow's Hall, 02/25/1927:1 Wright, Howard G. Walter Tompkins addresses Central Congregational Mens' class on Pleads not guilty to assault on wife, 02/27/1925:6 World War, 04/08/1927:7 Wright, John Veterans form four-team baseball league, 06/03/1927:4 Engaged to Helen Standish, 09/14/1928:2 Granville Fuller sails for France to decorate graves of local boys, Engaged to Helen E. Standish, 10/12/1928:1 09/16/1927:7 Engaged to Helen Eddy Standish, 10/12/1928:4 Worster, Juliette C. Wedding described, 10/19/1928:1 West Side School teacher resigns, 05/21/1926:7 Wed to Helen E. Standish, 10/19/1928:4 Teacher goes to Hartford, CT, 09/03/1926:3 Daughter born, 10/18/1929:6 Worthen (Mrs) Wright, John Elliot Sells Cottage on state road to Aaron Card, 10/11/1929:3 Wedding described, 12/27/1929:1 Worthern, Frances Wright, Joseph Wedding described, 11/23/1928:4 Middleboro barber shops to close at 8:00 sharp on Saturdays (ad), Wortman, Emma 01/02/1925:5 Obituary, 06/01/1928:1 Wright, Juliet C. Widow of Samuel dies at age 75, 06/01/1928:4 Obituary, 03/30/1928:3 Petition for administration of estate, 06/08/1928:5 Wright, Katherine Wrestling (see Walker, Albert D.) Sells beauty shop in Thatcher's Row to Mrs Corliss Champagne, Wright (Mr) 12/23/1927:1 Purchases Plymouth St house from Benjamin Shaw, 08/19/1927:1 Borsari backs Panesis' truck into auto driven by Wright, 06/14/1929:4 Vickery & Wright dahlia and gladioli bulbs (ad), 04/26/1929:4 Wright, Katherine F. Wright, Alexander C. Hairdresser, Thatchers Row (ad), 04/10/1925:10 Wed to Anna Elizabeth Farrar, 07/09/1926:3 Chiropody (ad), 01/20/1928:10 Wedding described, 07/09/1926:7 Wright, Mrs William Son born, 08/23/1929:2 Shower held for new bride, 06/01/1928:1 Wright, Alexander Dennett Wright, Sumner Middleboro class of 1925 prophet (p), 06/26/1925:1 Moves from Plymouth St to Everett, 04/26/1929:1 Middleboro High school commencement prophecy, 06/26/1925:3 Wright, William Wright, Benjamin Wed to Charlotte Louise Churchill, 03/30/1928:4 Purchases large boat for Assawompsett 50 years ago, 09/16/1927:4 Son born, 11/30/1928:4 Wright, Bertha Wrightington, Andrew C. Husband pleads not guilty to assault, 02/27/1925:6 Collides with Attleboro driver on Wareham St, 08/19/1927:1 Husband posts notice of no responsibility for wife's bills (ad), Wrightington, Benjamin 03/06/1925:8 Biography, 01/02/1925:7 Wright, Catherine R. Wrightington, E. Joseph Dies in Rockland, 12/04/1925:7 Wrightington purchases bike repair business from Hayden 25 years ago, Wright, Charles A. 10/15/1926:5 Brookville couple married 60 years, 06/18/1926:2 Wrightington, J.E. Wright, Clarence First in town to own motorcycle 25 years ago, 04/08/1927:7 Lewis Wells knocked down by auto, 01/16/1925:2 Wrightington, Joseph Lewis Wells improving after hit by car, 01/16/1925:8 Purchases 12-acre bog in South Carver, 11/01/1929:1

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Wrightington, Mabel Elaine Young, Frank Obituary, 07/27/1928:1 Carpenter Leland Robbins pleads not guilty to violation of wage law, Daughter of Joseph E. and Mabel D. Shurtleff dies at age 16, 10/19/1928:1 07/27/1928:4 Young, Fred Funeral held in North Carver, 07/27/1928:7 Lightning damages cottage at Pocksha Pond, 07/12/1929:1 Wrightington, Thomas Young, Henry Dies 50 years ago, 01/02/1925:7 Engaged to Audrey Fortune, 11/30/1928:5 W.S. Andrews & Son Young, Herman Foot comfort demonstration (ad), 06/26/1925:3 Son born, 12/06/1929:3 W.T. Grant Co. Young, Irlene New store to occupy space in Ryder Block, 05/13/1927:1 Wed to Leon Holmes, 07/01/1927:7 Opens at 59 Centre St (ad), 07/08/1927:5 Young, Joseph Opens new store here, C.F. Allen manager, 07/08/1927:5 Town worker injures eye on truck crank, 08/31/1928:1 Young wanted to train as store managers (ad), 07/15/1927:8 Young, Joseph Warren Manager C.F. Allen store a former resident; clerks listed, 07/22/1927:6 Wed to Roza DeAzevedo Jordao, 09/02/1927:4 Grace Hokanson resigns, 09/02/1927:1 Young, S.L. Employs Merrihew and Ouimet, 09/09/1927:3 Grows 37-inch cucumber 25 years ago, 09/02/1927:6 Lawrence McCarthy resigns, 10/14/1927:1 Young, W.H. Anniversary sale (ad), 10/14/1927:10 Dodge reduces price of cars (ad), 12/25/1925:8 Clarifies circumstances of Grace Hokanson's resignation (ad), Young, William 10/21/1927:5 Moves from Walnut St to Wareham St, 08/06/1926:4 Employs William Ware, 07/20/1928:1 Sister dies in Lunenburg, VT, 07/15/1927:2 Robert Shurtleff manager of local store, 10/05/1928:1 Employs Francis Hopkins at garage, 08/31/1928:2 Celebrates 22 years (ad), 10/12/1928:2 Young, William H. Abbott Smith replaces Robert Shurtleff as manager, 02/15/1929:1 Buys out partner in Drake & Young (ad), 12/18/1925:10 Conducts business training school for new employees, 04/26/1929:4 Agent for Car Owners' Mutual Insurance Co. (ad), 03/30/1928:4 Abbott Smith manager (ad), 07/12/1929:3 Young Men's Christian Association Maurice Griffin assistant manager, 08/23/1929:1 Hosts 407th session of county Neighborhood convention, 04/24/1925:7 Manager Abbott Smith replaced by Rex McDonald, 09/27/1929:1 Charles Shiverick's brothers make memorial donation, 11/06/1925:1 Rex MacDonald manager, 10/25/1929:1 Holds annual meeting, 04/30/1926:1 Wyman (Mr) Launches fund raising campaign (p), 04/30/1926:6 Employs George Ellis, 07/17/1925:6 Basketball team organizes, 12/03/1926:1 Purchases estate on Marion Rd 25 years ago, 06/04/1926:7 First gym class from 1896 (p), 02/18/1927:1 Wyman, Charles F. First basketball team (p), 03/04/1927:1 Fire at Marion Rd home, 12/23/1927:1 Hosts 425th session of Neighborhood convention, 04/22/1927:6 Wyman, H.A. Annual spring gym exhibition (p), 05/06/1927:2 Couple sails for Europe, 03/25/1927:7 Holds annual meeting, 05/06/1927:2 And wife sail for Hamburg, Germany, 12/09/1927:6 Annual fund drive week, 05/13/1927:1 Sails for Germany, 03/29/1929:6 Basketball team plays 26 games, wins 12 (p), 04/20/1928:2 Arrives in Boston after two months in Europe, 05/17/1929:3 Annual meeting of bowling league (p), 04/27/1928:3 Couple sails for Mediterranean, 12/13/1929:3 Holds annual meeting (t), 05/04/1928:9 Wyman, Henry Gymnasium and club activities require new equipment (p), 05/11/1928:2 And wife embark on tour of France and England, 03/20/1925:4 Sponsors talk by Boston Post writer Bill Cunningham, 05/25/1928:8 Wyman, Henry A. YMCA director Gammons cuts hand on glass, 07/20/1928:8 Hosts Boston University Law school class of 1885, 06/19/1925:7 Hosts 439th county Neighborhood convention, 12/14/1928:1 Sails for Europe to join wife, 03/30/1928:2 New YMCA league to bowl Bostons, 12/21/1928:1 And wife return from Europe, 05/04/1928:6 Physical director Gammons passes exam to be basketball official, Makes 51st crossing of Atlantic, 12/20/1929:6 03/01/1929:1 Exhibition of gym classes held, 04/26/1929:1 Y Holds annual meeting (t), 05/03/1929:2 Yale, Guerdon W. Organizes basketball team 25 years ago, 11/22/1929:8 Funeral held in New Bedford, 02/25/1927:1 Host 448th session of neighborhood convention, 12/20/1929:2 Yee Jung Let Young Men's Christian Association - Employees Arrested for disturbing the peace, 04/10/1925:9 Fred Burlin declines offer, 07/24/1925:10 Young (Mr) David Howard new secretary, 09/04/1925:1 Warrentown property sold to Nelson Edmands, 01/29/1926:4 Paul Tracy new physical director, 10/01/1926:2 Nathaniel Edmunds purchases place on Summer St, 04/02/1926:6 Physical director Tracy resigns, replaced by Gammons, 06/03/1927:7 Children ill with measles, 06/01/1928:3 General secretary Roberts resigns 25 years ago, 06/08/1928:7 Young, Arthur R. David E. Howard secretary, 10/12/1928:1 Sells Summer St property, 07/10/1925:1 David Howard secretary, 10/12/1928:1 Young, Catherine Secretary C.T. Holm resigns 25 years ago, 09/27/1929:7 Obituary, 11/01/1929:1 Mrs Fred Pratt new women's instructor, 12/13/1929:1 Wife of Henry dies at age 56, 11/01/1929:4 Youngs, Charles Henry Francis Young, Ella Engaged to Ruth Maida Langton, 10/11/1929:4 Obituary, 03/27/1925:6 Wed to Ruth Maida Langton, 10/18/1929:6 Young, Elsie Ella Yukna, Anthony Wed to Norman Chandler Caswell, 06/26/1925:4 Youngster on tricycle struck by auto driven by Moronne, 07/12/1929:1 Wedding described, 06/26/1925:4

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Z Zakarian, Pater Pleads not guilty to gaming charge, 12/04/1925:2 Fined $25 for possession of gaming implements, 12/11/1925:4 Zakarian, Peter Mortgagee's sale of real estate, 06/04/1926:5 Sheriff's sale under original seizure on execution, 07/16/1926:10 Larceny case continued, 12/21/1928:7 Brisk fire in cellar beams at 69 Everett St, 10/18/1929:1 Zaradnick, Goldies Dies at age 20, 04/13/1928:4 Zerkel, Mrs Lemuel Tom Thumb with P.T. Barnum in 1848 (p), 08/27/1926:1 Zervas, Nicholas Arthur Parker disposes of interest in restaurant to Zervas, 01/21/1927:3 Zidialis, Stanley Petitions to erect garage and store gasoline, 03/13/1925:10 Zilch, John Wed to Catherine O'Neil, 07/15/1927:1 Wedding described, 07/15/1927:1 Engaged to Catherine O'Neil, 07/15/1927:6 Zilonis, John Ten youths arrested in gaming raid at Hotel Aragon, 03/02/1928:1 Zilonis, Michael Purchases Lovell St tenement from Elmer Phillips, 04/23/1926:2 Zimble, Benjamin Employed at C.L. Hathaway & Co., 08/05/1927:1, 08/31/1928:1 Resigns from Hathaway's pharmacy, moves to Newton Centre, 09/20/1929:1 Zimble, Benjamin E. Druggist at Hathaway's, 02/08/1929:1 Zion, Henry Takes over Brockton Times route in North Middleboro, 10/25/1929:8 Zion, Joseph Electric lights installed at home, 02/05/1926:4 Znotin, Kazimer Auto overturns at Muttock, 07/27/1928:1 Zola (Madame) Palmistry, 66 Pearl St (ad), 11/27/1925:5 Zournajian, Koran Obituary, 01/13/1928:1 South Hanson man dies at age 39, 01/13/1928:3 Zournajian, Kouren South Hanson man dies, 01/06/1928:1 Zutout, Frank Son born, 02/08/1929:4

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